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Most films are forgettable. Some are genuinely terrible. A select few are so spectacularly misguided that they become impossible not to love.
The Bad Movie Bible is an entertaining and authoritative guide to the extraordinary world of so-bad-they're-good cinema. Exploring more than 100 cult classics, forgotten oddities and cinematic disasters, the book celebrates the films that failed spectacularly yet found devoted audiences because of their very imperfections.
Featuring behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive interviews and unique photography, author Rob Hill draws on more than fifteen years working in the film industry to uncover what went wrong—and why audiences continue to celebrate these wonderfully misguided productions.
From Batman & Robin and The Room to Troll 2, Miami Connection, Hell Comes to Frogtown and countless hidden gems, The Bad Movie Bible is an essential companion for film lovers, cult cinema enthusiasts and anyone who believes the best entertainment isn't always found in the best films.
Most films are forgettable. Some are genuinely terrible. A select few are so spectacularly misguided that they become impossible not to love.
The Bad Movie Bible is an entertaining and authoritative guide to the extraordinary world of so-bad-they're-good cinema. Exploring more than 100 cult classics, forgotten oddities and cinematic disasters, the book celebrates the films that failed spectacularly yet found devoted audiences because of their very imperfections.
Featuring behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive interviews and unique photography, author Rob Hill draws on more than fifteen years working in the film industry to uncover what went wrong—and why audiences continue to celebrate these wonderfully misguided productions.
From Batman & Robin and The Room to Troll 2, Miami Connection, Hell Comes to Frogtown and countless hidden gems, The Bad Movie Bible is an essential companion for film lovers, cult cinema enthusiasts and anyone who believes the best entertainment isn't always found in the best films.