What's the Worst Movie Ever?

I'm sure you've either heard of or seen a movie that was so bad, you never wanted to watch it again but you had to tell someone about it. Now there are a lot of movies that people say are the worst film of all time, some of which I go into in this video, but I think I've got one that no human being should be forced to sit through. That's the question I try to answer today, what is the worst movie ever made?

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[Kaizir]

That guy dying in Wavelength is the cinematic equivalent of the bug splatting on your window in Desert Bus.

[artifex.]

Wavelength is uncomfortable to watch even with the sound off, it feels like a constant build up to a Jumpscare

[Jopes]

I love more and more when James just sits down and talks with us.

[ghostfacewueva]

The Room was most definitely not bad on purpose. That's why it's so amazing. Because Tommy Wiseau legitimately thought he was making a masterpiece.

[Teh_Random_Canadian]

Film Theory:

The subconscious rage from James sitting through this movie was the true birth of The Nerd

[battango]

I laughed so hard when James said "I see no benefit to watching this". I think that might be the harshest review I've ever heard.

[eviltim]

I had a film appreciation class and the teacher talked about a movie called Empire. It was a 1965 Andy Warhol film, and all it is is a 8 hour shot of the Empire State Building. For 8 hours the film is nothing but watching lights go on and off in the building as the overnight clean-up crews go room to room.

[efficiencygaming]

The scene where the man drops dead in Wavelength serves a purpose.

It's to make whoever's watching the film say "I wish I was that guy!"

[TheMovieHangout]

I like it when James talks about film. Nothing fancy, just talking.

[WallsEryx]

You can tell James is an actual decent critic by the way he can find value even in the things he hates.

[AubreyTheKing]

"A bad movie should be what nobody ever talks about"
I 100% agree! 😔👍

[swampdonkey]

I actually saw Wavelength in a theater with a live band playing the musical score. At the end, everyone was silent, so I yelled, "I don't get it!" Some people laughed, but most of them turned around and looked at me like I just insulted their mother.

[michaelwallace]

I agree with Yahtzee's thoughts on bad games. The bland, nothing games are worse to play than something actively bad. The same is true with films. Really bad is better than really bland

[TheSuperSmashBros]

I actually thought James’ personal worst film was TMNT III.

[nintendohandheld]

I wonder how the professors endured watching Wavelength semester after semester for many years.

[jonathangilbertson]

It sounds like Wavelength is a practical joke played on film students.

[Ludwig]

Anyone who says that The Phantom Menace is the worst film they’ve ever seen has lived an extremely privileged life.

[Progger]

James's simple taste in movies makes for really entertaining reactions from him to experimental film. He's describing how "bad" this movie is, and meanwhile I'm over here absolutely rivited by his descriptions.

[Sabarok]

Here's a question that I think could make an interesting video: What bad movie is so bad that you think people SHOULD watch it so they can learn how NOT to make a movie?

[bmljenny]

Just ran across this. Yep, watched the whole thing in a theater in film class. It's like being in a sensory deprivation chamber. Your mind wants more input so it goes places while you watch it.