BadMovie Night
The Rules of Bad Movie Night
Bad Movie Night has been going on a long time. So long, in fact, that some might say it’s an institution. With over 600 films released in 2006, it’s no surprise that there are a lot of bad ones out there. That’s where we come in. Once a week, during the summer, we gather together for beers, dinner and then a bad movie. We used to rely on our gut to select the movie – that sometimes produced mixed results. Now, we rely on the amalgamation of critics’ reviews over at RottenTomatoes.com and this nifty set of rules:*
- The worst-rated film at RottenTomatoes.com will be that week’s selection
- The film must still be showing in the Kansas City area
- Kids movies are (generally) not included in the mix
- Movies must have at least seven (7) days in circulation
If no movies have been out for seven (7) days, a new release can be seen if the only choice(s) is rated above 40%
That’s how the movies are selected. Talking during the movie is allowed and expected. Flasks are encouraged.
* Rules subject to change at any time.
About Me
My name is Seth Gunderson and I currently live in Kansas City, MO. I work as an art director at Sullivan Higdon & Sink (it should be noted that Sullivan Higdon & Sink neither seeks, nor exercises, any editorial control over this site) and spend my spare time practicing sarcasm, watching too much television and seeing truly awful movies.
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