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At one point I was just going through a local DVD store and renting basically anything horror related to watch and encountered a movie called (Bloodz vs Wolves?) which was an indie movie on like.....the lowest end of the indie scale; damn that movie was so bad. Literally the movies made by the nostalgia critic gang were infinitely better. After that, it became really difficult to find a movie I consider to be bad; it made me patient with tons of really bad movies because of just how uniquely awful it was.
Then I saw 'Pooh: Blood and honey', and while still not as bad, it's my new go-to for comparing just how bad a movie can be with bottom of the barrel fare. Seriously, this movie was terrible in every possible way: the dialogue was bad, the plot was bad, the acting was bad, the lighting was bad, the costumes were bad, etc.