Bad movies often masquerade with the potential for greatness, hiding behind intriguing concepts that are ultimately squandered by poor execution. Whether plagued by financial constraints, studio interference, or internal turmoil, these films serve as cautionary tales in the art of filmmaking.
While some bad movies become cult classics, celebrated for their unintentional humour, others languish in obscurity due to their unfulfilled promise. Unlike their laughably bad counterparts, these films evoke not amusement but disappointment, as their interesting ideas fail to materialize on screen.
Here’s a list of bad movies that actually had a good premise.
