The creation story behind The Room is almost as famous as the movie itself; it’s become a genuine cult phenomenon in the “so bad it's good” category. Experiencing this film felt like encountering something crafted by someone from another planet who had no prior exposure to cinema or human behavior. Tommy Wiseau’s performance has to be witnessed firsthand to fully appreciate it—it certainly doesn’t fit any conventi…

It’s one of those movies where you really need to switch off your critical thinking skills. At a showing in London recently, we weren't allowed to throw spoons—or even speak out, though people certainly tried—and that says something. The not particularly appealing “Johnny” (Tommy Wiseau) shares a home with his attractive fiancée "Lisa" (Juliette Danielle), who finds herself drawn to the more conventionally handsome "…

Wiseau-Films, Chloe Productions, and TPW Films have brought us a film that’s likely among the worst I've encountered recently. I've discussed it on my podcast, Inside Movies Galore, and I still can’t decide if I even like it. I watched this movie twice—once for the podcast and once independently—and that’s more than enough; I doubt I’ll ever sit through it again unless absolutely necessary. This is Tommy Wiseau's …

I felt compelled to watch this film after seeing Disaster Artist, and it was truly awful—in the best way possible. I couldn’t stop laughing while simultaneously recognizing how terrible it was. It's wonderful that Tommy pursued his dream! The experience left me still chuckling at the sheer absurdity of what I was witnessing. There’s a similarity to pornography, but without any actual sexual content.

It's common knowledge that _The Room_ isn't good; that’s the central point. However, to suggest its failings are intentional is simply untrue. It’s just plain bad—terribly awful, really. To be honest, films created by my film class colleagues when I was only **fifteen** years old were superior to _The Room_. And for those who might bring it up, yes, I watched _The Room_ with a group of people, and I didn’t find any e…