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The '90s has a multifaceted legacy when it comes to cinema. On the one hand, some of the most quotable, edgy, culturally impactful films were made in the 90s. However, it's also no secret that 90s films were full of cheese and there was no shortage of bad movies during the decade. What's interesting is that bad movies from the 90s enjoy a certain longevity that other decades don't have.
Troll 2 is a movie where anything can happen at any time, which is oddly thrilling. The cast of untrained townspeople, including a dentist and a person in a mental health facility have line deliveries that are as confounding as they are epically hilarious. Meanwhile, bizarre scenes like Paul receiving a warning from his grandfather's ghost about man-eating trolls or a girl being eaten alive after being turned into a vegetable only get more unhinged as the film progresses.
This movie is ultimately a musical without music. Most think of Batman as dark and dower. However, this movie is splattered with neon colors and henchmen who wear matching sequenced suits on skates similar to the ice capades. This causes the fight scenes to feel less exhilarating and more like musical numbers. If that wasn't extravagant enough, Uma Thurman gives a timeless performance, so overblown that her commitment to the ridiculousness of the characters is legitimately impressive.
Certain movies couldn't exist in any other decade than the 90s. The female lead, played by Alyssa Milano, is objectified so awkwardly and in your face that fans are still perplexed all these years later, the scenes almost taking on a life of their own. The leads also survive catastrophes like a massive explosion on a motorboat that disintegrates, unscathed and joking, as well as a mutant being waterboarded with spinach.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze PGActionAdventureComedyFamily Sci-Fi Where to Watch Not availableRelease Date March 22, 1991 Director Michael Pressman Runtime 88 minutes Main Genre Action Cast Michelan Sisti , Leif Tilden , Kenn Scott , Mark Caso , Robbie Rist , Brian Tochi 3 'Mortal Kombat' Director: Paul W. S.
While this film's acting and story leave lots to be desired, it got one thing right: sharks eating people. The shark set-pieces can range from funny to genuinely thrilling, making it great for repeat viewing. Shocking and hilarious scenes like Samuel Jackson being chopped in half by a shark mid-sentence never grow old. Not to mention the hilarity of watching sharks conspiring and plotting people's deaths Jigsaw style.
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