Movies and shows you keep coming back to even though you don't really like them

[Adrastia]

I can't tell you how many times I've watched Juwanna Mann, Bride of Chucky, Son Of Chucky, Little Man and White Chicks despite how terrible they are. And I really hate Bride/Son of Chucky with a passion. Yet I keep coming back to them anyway. Why do I torture myself?

I tried to convince myself they are so bad they are good. And maybe that's why I keep watching. Like somehow these movies will magically become like The Room and the trainwreck is so bad that it's enjoyable.

 

[Antilocal123]

Doesn't sound like you dislike those films lol.

Anyway uhhh Asylum Films because they're usually very goofy.

 

[RanmyakuIchi's iconRanmyakuIchi]

I'll second Asylum Films. You can do better on the "so bad it's good" front, but I still keep falling for them anyway.

 

[ATenderLad]

Right, not to question the topic buuuuuut it sounds like you're a fan of Juwanna Man, Son of Chucky, and White Chicks. I've seen a little of all of those movies, Once. Definitely not a repeat customer; maybe this is actually a guilty pleasure thread?

EDIT: Best I can think of, was watching TV at a house where I didn't have control of the remote, and they didn't have many channels....I saw Free Willy a few times that way.

 

[popckorn]

It might not be quite “keep coming back to” as much as barely coming back to and surprised how I even watched it again, per how disgusted I am by it at a visceral level.
How did I forget how much more than disdain I feel for Ren & Stimpy. I see its genius that is why I tried watching again 20 years later.
It might be an overbearing OCD hyper clean Catholic mother, or something. It is too raw.

 

[goldman2786]

I can watch Batman V Superman at least 4 or 5 more times than the 4 or 5 times I've already watched it. I hate this movie, but I find it so baffling and yet at the same time fascinating.

 

[ATenderLad]

I can watch Batman V Superman at least 4 or 5 more times than the 4 or 5 times I've already watched it. I hate this movie, but I find it so baffling and yet at the same time fascinating.

I'm so sorry, that is *not* a short movie to have that problem with, you're losing whole days here!

 

[popckorn]

Unironically (I was 10-11yo) Fraiser. I think the other options were bad in my limited cable tv, at the timeslot. But I did burn through seasons of this as a teen. My Father was a Fraiser type (although he wanted to see himself as a Seinfield type) so I might have been primed for the humor (family has radio and orchestra and poetry careers).

 

[Adrastia]

Right, not to question the topic buuuuuut it sounds like you're a fan of Juwanna Man, Son of Chucky, and White Chicks. I've seen a little of all of those movies, Once. Definitely not a repeat customer; maybe this is actually a guilty pleasure thread?

EDIT: Best I can think of, was watching TV at a house where I didn't have control of the remote, and they didn't have many channels....I saw Free Willy a few times that way.

Maybe. They're terrible. Yet for some reason I gotta watch. And I really do think they are bad. Yet I can't pinpoint why I still want to watch. It's just one of those things.

 

[daughter of janus]

Serious:
Forever Knight is a classic 90s show, especially worth checking out if you’re into vampire stories. It’s not your typical cop show... mainly because the lead, Nicholas Knight, is a vampire about 400 years old trying to regain his humanity by saving people. It’s a darker, more atmospheric take on the vampire genre, blending crime drama with supernatural themes. Not for everyone, since it’s a bit slow and dated, but a solid pick for fans of vampires and noir stories.
Forever Knight had some really good music, if nothing else.

 

[TotzOnGaming]

Despite knowing there's a lot of BS I still watch Shark Tank and Master Chef from time to time.

 

[WesternYokai]

Marvel movies.

I had a good time with some Avengers, Spider-Man, Captain America movies, but otherwise, I always watch them when it's on TV, never really understand what's the plot but keeps watching.

 

[Daigorou]

I have a same thought just like everyone else, you really like those movies.. :)

for me, Versus (2000) it's bad in a positive way, but i thiiiiink~ this movie is good enough to suggest it to someone else?
The bad guys fighting a horde of zombie is so stylish, i believe most people (especially gamers) may know this movie already and what they think the first time they see it.

 

[_oBSOLEte_]

Anything with Danny Trejo. No homo, but I really love Trejo. He's like the garlic sriracha sauce you can put on anything to make it edible.