Yeah, It's That Bad - Complete Archive

Back in the 90's, The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers dominated the hearts of children everywhere, but by the time the film came out, their appeal was on the decline.

In 2003, Colin Farrell starred in this film adaptation of a TV show from the 1970's.

The Human Centipede quickly captured the Internet's collective imagination with its grotesque premise, but does the actual movie live up to its high concept?

The Wizard of Oz is considered to be one of the greatest movies of all time. In the early 1980's, a dark pseudo sequel was released that was aimed towards children, yet its sinister themes and art style were far too scary for its intended audience.

We continue our exploration into the works of Richard Kelly with his 2001 cult classic Donnie Darko.

In the late 90's, Scream revitalized horror with its sarcastic deconstruction of the genre. Its success brought on a flood of copy-cats and knock-offs, and Urban Legend rode that wave to box office success.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the quintessential cult classic. Its legions of fans have developed entire rituals around it and have kept the film in theaters for over thirty years. Yet, despite its fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the film tends to be extremely polarizing among general movie fans.

Enjoy the fifth episode in the Yeah, It's That Bad: After Dark saga.

In 2008, movie fan's prayers were seemingly answered when the latest installment of the Indiana Jones series was released, but just like the Star Wars prequels, this movie was met with extreme backlash and hatred from all sides. We take a look at the movie that ruined the internet's collective childhood, and see if it really is as bad as people say.

In this latest installment of Yeah, It's That Bad: After Dark, we play a piss poor movie trivia game and delve into our checkered pasts as we shamefully reveal the famous movies we have never seen.

In 2004, Denzel Washington starred in Tony Scott's adaptation of Man on Fire, a gritty and violent revenge thriller. Critics hated the extreme violence and over-the-top film making.

In 1984, an independent sci-fi film starring Peter Weller, Christopher Lloyd and Jeff Goldblum defied all storytelling rules to create a unique experience that confused movie goes everywhere. Despite this, Buckaroo Banzai has amassed an extremely devoted cult following.

In 1988, Ron Howards directed a fantasy film starring Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer; Willow would eventually become a beloved childhood classic, loved by kids and hated by critics.

In 2006, Denzel Washington starred in this sci-fi thriller that combined elements of police procedurals and time travel movies. Does this mix work, or is this movie a muddled mess?

In 2002, Christian Bale starred in a small sci-fi action film that drew inspiration from dystopian works such as 1984 and Brave New World. The vast majority of people seemed to hate it, but is this spiritual predecessor to Ultraviolet as bad as people say it is?

In 2000, Kevin Bacon starred in this modernized take on the Invisible Man story, except this Invisible Man loves to rape women and slaughter innocent animals.

In 2010, Sylvester Stallone directed a star studded cast in an over the top 1980's style action film. Are big name stars enough to support this movie, or did this film miss the mark?

In 1998, the master of disaster Roland Emmerich directed a summer blockbuster based on the classic movie monster Godzilla. The film failed to excite movie goers, and it managed to anger a legion of Godzilla fans worldwide.

How did Kevin's wedding turn out, anyway? Find out in this episode of After Dark!

In 2010, M. Night Shyamalan directed the live action adaptation of the beloved Nickelodeon animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. The film garnered near universal hatred. Fans and critics alike thought it was terrible, but was it really that bad?