Manborg

This is an honest movie. No agenda, no formulas other than the ones they thought they could have the most fun with. It felt like a movie where me and my friends would enjoy the hell outta making, but much better than the actual results would be. I know, it looks like it was made completely on After Effects and the props were just junk they had lying around in their houses. I know also that many of the participants made multiple roles to keep the staff short. And of course, it is quite clear that the budget was pretty low. But so what? It was intentionally planned given their constraints and self-awareness. This is crucial, because it sets them apart of other "terrible masterpieces" as The Room, Birdemic or Samurai Cop. It's the kind of good "bad" movie that was done intentionally, but unlike Birdemic 2 and Samurai Cop 2 it isn't a cashgrab movie: it was just an honest movie with an acknowledged limited budget, made for the crew and the viewer to have fun. And it delivers.