(December 12, 2021 at 10:07 pm)Rev. Rye Wrote: The Deep Hurting Project is where I watch one of the worst movies ever made every week. But movies like The Room, Plan 9 from Outer Space, those aren't the sort of bad I'm looking for. I'm looking for worse. So, I check TVTropes' list of "So Bad They're Horrible" Films and find films from there. I've been doing this every week for almost three years, and I've still got shitty movies to check out.
Also, as a holdover from the days when I checked out movies from the library for the Project, I tend to cycle between genres (Action, Comedy, Drama, Musical, Sci-Fi, Youth). Then, when the world ended, I switched to Hulu and Netflix, then YouTube, then the library when they kinda sorta reopened (it was in the process of being remodeled when shit got real, only ended up in a semi-presentable form in September, and took until February of this year until it was fully open), then to Amazon Prime when I discovered that I could actually access it, and now Tubi when the Amazon Prime well ran dry.
Why Deep Hurting?
And, suprisingly, I've only done two movies from MST3K for the Project: Beast of Yucca Flats and The Wild World of Batwoman. (Indeed, the show only took on films bad enough for the Project roughly once a season, if that; and, surprisingly, they're not even the most memorable episodes.)
And because I forgot to post the original quote:
(December 12, 2021 at 9:48 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: I have wondered and wondered and I am finally going to ask...@Rev. Rye what exactly is the Deep Hurting Project? It may have been explained before my time.
Thank you for taking the time to explain it to me.
I'm not a real big movie watcher and will bail on one pretty quickly if it doesn't hold my attention or if it's simply bad. I guess I applaud your ability to torture yourself thusly.
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