Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)
While on a road trip, a family makes a wrong turn and becomes tapped in a Texas lodge habited by a bizarre cult. Sadly, this film is too bad to be scary or funny. "Yes, it's the one, the only, the must-be-seen-to-be-disbelieved Manos: The Hands of Fate," writes Matt Brunson for Film Frenzy.
One Missed Call (2009)
This J-horror remake is a pathetic ode to its source material. The film follows a woman who suspects that her friends' deaths have something to do with their cell phones. "The unintentional camp makes for some eye-rolling interest early on, and French director Eric Valette does manage a few hair-raising moments, but by then, the movie has missed by a mile," writes Tom Meek for the Boston Phoenix.