Bunraku is one of those movies that has a stellar cast, but no one's ever heard of it. It's a revenge movie but it's over-the-top cheesy and edgy, but in all the good ways. Seriously give it a chance. It's not a good movie, but it is a fun one.
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Oh man I had forgotten this one. It definitely fits the bill. Just so much fun to look at.
The Ice Pirates.
Ron Perlman and one of the funniest fight scenes from the 80s.
ink. looks cheap and weird but has a huge heart and vision.
Event Horizon. The trailers made it seem like just another 90s sci-fi horror flick trying to ride the Alien high, but it ended up being such a good movie with a tight script, beautiful set design, actually smart characters, and great acting.
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