8 Awesomely Bad Movies on Netflix That Are So Terrible, They’re Actually Great
Sometimes, a movie is so poorly made, so over-the-top, or so ridiculous that it ends up being wildly entertaining. These “so-bad-they’re-good” films have become cult classics, offering laughs, nostalgia, and plenty of unintentional comedy. Here are eight delightfully terrible movies on Netflix that you can’t help but love.
1. The Room (2003)
Often hailed as the king of bad movies, The Room is an incoherent masterpiece filled with strange dialogue, random subplots, and unforgettable acting from Tommy Wiseau.
2. Sharknado (2013)
A tornado full of sharks? That’s exactly what it sounds like. This absurd disaster movie became a pop-culture sensation for its outrageous premise and laughable CGI.
3. Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)
Think The Birds meets a high school film project. The horrendous effects and bizarre pacing make Birdemic an unintentionally hilarious experience.
4. The Wicker Man (2006)
Nicolas Cage’s remake of the cult classic is famous for his overacting and the iconic “Not the bees!” scene. It’s so bizarre it’s impossible to look away.
5. Cats (2019)
This star-studded musical disaster defies explanation. The odd CGI and surreal performances turn Cats into an unforgettable fever dream.
6. Velocipastor (2018)
A priest who turns into a dinosaur to fight ninjas—yes, that’s the plot. Velocipastor is gloriously aware of its own stupidity.
7. 365 Days (2020)
This steamy, over-the-top romance tries to be Fifty Shades of Grey but lands somewhere between cringe and comedy gold.
8. The Kissing Booth (2018)
Cheesy, predictable, and full of teenage drama, The Kissing Booth is a guilty pleasure you can’t stop watching.
So grab some popcorn and a few friends—these “awesomely bad” movies prove that sometimes, terrible cinema
can be the most fun of all.
