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About: Get ready for a wild ride through the most delightfully cringe-worthy moments in cinema with this Bad Movie Bingo card. This card is perfect for movie nights with friends who love poking fun at over-the-top action, bad special effects, and hilariously awful dialogue. Whether you're watching a cult classic or a straight-to-video flop, you'll spot these familiar tropes and production missteps that make B-movies so much fun. This card guarantees laughter, groans, and maybe some popcorn-throwing as you bond over the best of the worst in film.
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- The players check their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they dab that word.
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This BadMovieetgneskjhgksh2 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: ADR/Line Dub, Animal Abuse Played for Laughs, Awkward Sex Scene, Bad Accent, Black Tank Top, Breaking Through a Door/Wall/Window, Chest Hair, Contrived Coincidence, Cool Old Guy, Dodgy Wig or Hairpiece, Dry Ice, Dummy Stunt Double, Ending Fatigue, Fart Joke, Filler/Padding, Flubbed Line, Fog Machine, Genre Blue Balls, Glorified Toxic Masculinity, Groin Attack, Ham-Fisted Message, Improbable Survival, Improvised Weapon, Nonsensical ending, Live-Action Cartoon, Looking Directly at the Camera, Truly Awful Hairstyle, Meta MacGuffin, Music that Doesn't Match the Scene, No Actual Plot, Nudity for the Sake of Nudity, Oiled Body, Overalls, Product Placement, Propaganda, Puns, Bad Puppet, Sequel Hook, Shoddy Knockoff, Shotgun Bungee Blast, Singing Performance, Slide Whistle/Xylophone, Slow/Sped-Up Fights, Snappy One-Liners, Subtle/Overt Racism, Suppressed Accent, Theme Song with the Movie Title, Unrealistic/Cartoon Sound Effects, Stock Scream Sound, Writer/Director in a Sex Scene, Visible boom mic., Obviously Flubbed line retained in the final cut., Teleportation (via poor editing), Wildly generic products (BEER brand beer, etc), Clumsy logo coverup (black cardboard taped over a laptop or car logo), Monster costume zipper sighting, The maker of the film is mentioned in the credits role more than 4 times., Time of day is not consistent between shots., Bad guy misses his shots at close range., Guns that don't need clips because they never run out of bullets., Hero is injured in the shoulder., Hero is injured in the side., "Don't you die on me", Useless cop, Badly acted scream, Terrible lighting, Blood that's any colour but red, Slime/goo, Generic copyright-free music, 4:3 aspect ratio, Bad VHS filter, Cabin in the woods, Hitchhiking, Teenagers being irresponsible, Vehicle explosion, Repeated Line, Visible Boom Mic, Saying the film's title, Trying to pass off an obvious toy as a baby or animal, Head explosion, Stock footage, Repeated shot, Dog/animal doing a basic trick to communicate (covering its eyes for embarrassment, etc), Another family's photos decorate the house, Isolated CGI animal/monster that actors react to in separate shots, Written/Directed/Starring AND... (music/editing/craft services/some other weird one), Custom-made credits song with movie title in the lyrics, Abrupt ending (i.e. conflict in plot is resolved and end credits role within 8 seconds), Casual Sexism, Casual Racism, Training Montage, Illogical Solution to Problem, Bad Science, Sudden Memory Loss, He's Hunting us!, Creepy Romance, Yo!, Hit in Good Guy Zone, One-armed machine gun, Man Tank, Endless Ammo, Scene Too Dark, It Was Communism, Cut Interrupts Someone Mid-speech, Spousal Abuse / Mistreatment, Dissent in the ranks, Animal Dies, Non Se-quitter Scene, Bad Audio Balance, Excessive use of Zoom Shots, Too Many Boats, Unexpected Explosive Ammo, Plot Holes You Can Drive A Truck Through, Cameo By An Actor Who Clearly Needs A Paycheck, Unconvincing Green Screen Effects, A Villain With A Confusing Master Plan, Over-The-Top Dramatic Music During Mundane Scenes, One-Liners That Make You Cringe, Gratuitous Use Of Slow Motion, A Romance Subplot Nobody Asked For, Characters Explaining The Plot... To Each Other, A Twist That Was Spoiled In The Trailer, An Animal Sidekick With Human-Level Intelligence, Use Of A Famous Landmark For No Reason, Scientific Inaccuracies Glaring Enough To Annoy Any High School Student, Product Placement More Prominent Than The Plot, The Inevitable Sequel Setup, A Fight Scene In The Dark To Hide Poor Choreography, Dialogue Solely Made Of Clichés, "Mystery" Easily Solved In The First 10 Minutes, Awkward Attempts At Social Commentary, Child Actor Who's Clearly 20 Years Old, The "It Was All A Dream" Cop-Out, Obnoxious Comic Relief Character, Fake Foreign Accents, Running Out Of Popcorn Because The Movie Is Too Long For Its Own Good, Establishing shots from completely different places, Greenscreen that really didn't need to be, Awful Greenscreen, Someone's body is culled for a green screen, Re-used footage, The Greatest Action Scene ever made.