Best Worst Movie

There's a documentary about it, isn't there?

Best Worst Movie, 2009, directed by the kid who was in the original, and it's good because it sits with the gap between what the filmmakers intended and what the audience received.

Some of them still don't see the gap.

The Amazing Book.

It's all about the kind of, not unlike Borman's ideas about The Heretic, this kind of fantasia of concepts that he wants to bring from the Frank Herbert novel to the screen, which if he were to pull it off, would've been, could've been magical, but were also impossible and, like, speak to the un- inability to actually realize a dream.

But then, you know, like, there's a movie that I really enjoy that isn't so much a making of so much as it, uh, it is about the cult of movies, which is called Best Worst Movie.

Have you ever seen the movie Troll 2?

No.

And the movie is just a, you know, it's, it's a fiasco.

It's a really, it's a terrible movie, but it's a very lovable movie.

It's a very lovable failure, and it went on to build this huge cult, and this movie, Best Worst Movie, is about falling in love with something that doesn't work and appreciating what doesn't work about it.

And I think that this is a movie that kind of shifted the axis of what we expect from these kinds of movies.