The Last Movie You Watched

[Rev. Rye]

Okay, after looking over the list of films eligible for the Project, I realised I spun the wheel for the wrong genre. So, next week's going to be a youth film, and it's going to be Bible Town, not that Joe Piscopo special.

What is this Project anyway, that's making you watch through all these unknown b-movies? Always been kinda curious... combined with a feeling of 'rather you than me'

A while back, I decided to give myself a proper New Year's Resolution: watch one of the worst films of all time every week. And we're not simply talking bad movies like The Room or Plan 9 From Outer Space. I'm talking the worst of the worst. Specifically movies TVTropes considers "So Bad It's Horrible." And there's a lot there (and that's even counting the few movies I've exempted from the Project.) As in, this is the fourth year I've kept it up and there's still a long ways to go before the well runs dry; and several months before I run out of movies on proper streaming services.

It was inspired by one of the film blogs I follow, 366 Weird Movies, which had the dubious honour of canonising my all-time favourite film and the worst film I had ever seen up to that date. And also my realisation that the latter might not actually count as a film, due to consisting mostly of a spliced-in addition of another film so unrelated that not only could it be replaced with another film entirely, but certain prints actually did, and my decision to find out what the worst real movie ever made was. At this point, it's A Certain Sacrifice.

And why Deep Hurting? Well, I'll let Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank explain:



Surprisingly, only two of the films featured in the Project (The Beast of Yucca Flats and The Wild World of Batwoman) were actually on MST3K.