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Topic	There are no so-bad-it's-good movies anymore.
Prestoff 09/27/21 12:55:36 PM #31:	Jagr_68 posted... Because all of those movies were typically made with passion and effort by people with vision but with little to no filming experience or education. Whereas your average Netflix and DTV film is lazy, uninspired trash with no redeeming value. Amir Shervan made some of the best/worst action films of the 80s (Samurai Cop, Hollywood Cop, and Killing American Style) because he really wanted to make Lethal Weapon knockoffs, yet was a complete amateur. That's why they're so enjoyably memorable and why Samurai Cop 2 was legit one of the worst things to exist. This, there is a major difference between making a bad film intentionally vs. unintentionally. --- DI MOLTO! <cite>Prestoff posted [p:958465231] in There are ... [t:79681923]...</cite> <quote>Jagr_68 posted... </cite> <quote>Because all of those movies were typically made with passion and effort by people with vision but with little to no filming experience or education. Whereas your average Netflix and DTV film is lazy, uninspired trash with no redeeming value. Amir Shervan made some of the best/worst action films of the 80s (Samurai Cop, Hollywood Cop, and Killing American Style) because he really wanted to make Lethal Weapon knockoffs, yet was a complete amateur. That's why they're so enjoyably memorable and why Samurai Cop 2 was legit one of the worst things to exist.</quote> This, there is a major difference between making a bad film intentionally vs. unintentionally. --- DI MOLTO!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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