Computer Beach Party

This movie tries to cash in on the then-rising popularity of home computers and the waning teensploitation movement of the eighties. The result is a brainless, singularly tedious, ass-obsessed, badly dubbed, typically god-awful example of the genre. Packed with trite dialogue, pointless scenes, and insipid eighties rock music. Computers whose screens have pixels the size of your fist are shown to be able to perform miraculous tasks. This ranks third on the list of the worst movies I have ever seen (behind Baby Geniuses and Plan 9 From Outer Space), but I have to admit it is enjoyable on a "so bad it's good" level.

One of my biggest pet peeves with movie lovers is when someone talks about a bad movie and says "that's got to be the worst movie ever made" because they have no fu--ing clue what they are talking about. I'm not saying Computer Beach Party is the worst movie ever made but I'm betting it makes the top 100. This movie will suck out your soul and s--t on it. This movie is so bad that from now on I am going to refer to it as Computer Beach S--tmovie. Do not watch this movie, in fact just stop reading this review. Please! Masochist huh? Well OK, but don't say I didn't warn you.

When Andy and Dennis find a gold coin they stumble upon a hunt for a buried treasure. Unfortunately the people hunting are planning on buying the now public beach and kicking everyone off. Andy and Dennis must rely on there computer beach skills to win a para sailing type race to stop the greedy locals from taking over! The first thing you'll notice when watching Computer Beach S--tmovie is every person is over dubbed and dubbed HORRIBLY. None of the voices match the people and at times it isn't even the same actor dubbing. Next you'll notice the killer of this "film": pacing. Every scene seems to have this strange pause, or moment where all the actors just kinda look at each other. I'm assuming this is because no one actually wrote a script and the actors are all making s--t up on the spot. Most of the things that happen in the film aren't funny and are totally meaningless. This film is so bad three naked girls didn't even help.

And in the end there is no buried treasure in Computer Beach Sh--movie, in fact their beach computers don't even end up helping anyone and one of the biggest dramatic scenes in the film isn't even shown (a message to the audience says it's "too violent"). It feels like all the people making the movie didn't speak English and I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case. I hope these people lost a lot of f--king money making this movie. I hope it made them homeless, no f--k that I hope someone died trying to make this sh--ty movie. Seriously. It's garbage. And next time someone tries to tell you Troll 2 is the worst movie ever made shove over your sh--ty copy of Computer Beach S--tmovie and tell them to watch and learn.

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This mid-80s "teen romp" movie is probably the worst 80s film I've seen since Hobgoblins. Unless you are a 12 year old with an IQ below 40, you will hate this movie. It begins with some teens who try to save a public beach from being bought and taken over by the greedy mayor. One boy who is a computer geek tries to use his skills to win a race to save the beach for more teenage dance parties and sex-on-the-beach. The "actors" in this movie are so pathetic and unskilled that,... I'm at a loss of words, it is so bad. Every once in a while the director inserted a scene of some topless girls, but even the occasional boobies were not enough to rescue this dreck. Absolutely dreadful.

These guys really know how to hack. Two geniuses use several kilobytes of raw computing power to generate an illegal beach party full of strong, available women and powerful rock 'music'. There is some nudity, but that's why they call it Silicon Valley - right guys?

There is a plot about treasure, I think, and a land grab? The mayor is in it. The story quickly becomes insignificant as we are enchanted by the state-of-the-art computer graphics which infect this film like ransomware. Of course, special effects have come a long way since 1987 but this was considered the 'Cats' of its day.

Despite the director being in a coma throughout the whole production, the acting still happened and the cameras were switched on. There are people on screen and they have lines of dialogue. Sun, sea, sand, surf and sand. 0b1100001 minutes long.

The best movie directed by a man in coma, since the release of Star Wars!