Top Ten "So Bad It's Good" Movies made since 1970 (this will be a feature of mine. I love bad movies)

[Mike 03]

1. Stanley Kubrick said that he learned much more from studying

terrible films than from studying great films.

In passing, you seemed to reference Exorcist II. Is that "Exorcist II: The Heretic" by John Boorman? I remember seeing that film with my mother and us and many in the audience laughing through the entire thing. And Boorman was a really good director (Deliverance, Beyond Rangoon).

I'll think about your question. Sitting here right now, I remember that three attempts to resurrect the musical in the 70s and 80s didn't go well (to put it mildly):

At Long Last Love (1975, Peter Bogdonavich)
Sg Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1979, Michael Schultz/Robert Stigwood)
Xanadu (1980, Robert Greenwald)