Why Is The Worst Movie In The World Still Worth Seeing?
Once upon a time, no one understood his accent, his giant glasses and his baggy pants, but now a Hollywood star and a sneaky panty salesman are about to release a new movie about killer sharks.
Tommy Wiseau's The Room is a cult classic that has managed to maintain its popularity even after nearly two decades since its release.
The film is widely considered to be one of the worst movies ever made, but it has also managed to gain a loyal following that has made it a fixture in pop culture.
So what makes The Room such a popular film?
One of the main reasons The Room has managed to maintain its popularity is its sheer absurdity. The movie has a nonsensical plot filled with bizarre twists and turns, making it an unintentional comedy.
The dialogue is also ridiculously bad, with lines that have become iconic in their own right, such as "You're tearing me apart, Lisa!" and "Oh, hi Mark!"
Another reason why The Room has become such a popular movie is the cult following it has amassed. Fans of the film have created their own subculture, with midnight and interactive screenings and even cosplay events.
The movie has become a shared experience for its fans, who love to quote lines from the film and participate in the various rituals that have grown up around the legendary work of art.
Tommy Wiseau, the director and star of The Room, has also played a significant role in the film's popularity.
Tommy is a mysterious figure who has never revealed much about his background or how he managed to finance the film.
His eccentric personality and strange mannerisms have made him a cult figure in his own right, and his appearances at various screenings and events have only added to the film's mystique.
The Room has also become a source of inspiration for other filmmakers and artists.
The movie has influenced an entire sub-genre of bad films, with many directors and writers attempting to replicate the hilariously bad dialogue and nonsensical plots that are a hallmark of Tommy Wiseau's masterpiece.
The film has also inspired a number of parodies, memes, and remixes, further cementing its place in pop culture.
A new Tommy Wiseau movie is due out later this year, and Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk is set to make his own remake of the cult classic.
Apparently, we're expecting more of the "Anyway, how's your sex life?" kind of quotes.