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So bad they’re iconic: Chaotic girls' night picks 🫣

💌 Written by Olivia

We all have those nights where we just want to sit back, laugh at ridiculous plot lines, and embrace the absolute chaos of truly awful movies. 

Some films are so bad, they become unintentionally hilarious—terrible acting, wild storylines, and cringey dialogue that somehow make them perfect for an unforgettable bestie hangout.

So sit back, get some sour candy and indulge in some pizza, here are my top 3 recommendations for a chaotic girls night.


1. The Room (2003)

tommy wiseau portrait titled with "the room"

Image credits: Rotten Tomatoes

so-bad-it’s-good cult classic.

Tommy Wiseau’s bizarre acting and chaotic plot make for an unintentional comedy masterpiece. The infamous “Oh hi Mark” scene? Pure gold.

The Room is like that sh*tty group project you had to do in school, with abrupt script writing and storyline. Don't forget to mention, the amount of random spoons spotted in various scenes. Enough to make it a drinking game to make it through this awfully good movie.

If you crave a cringefest, this one’s for you.

 

2. Material Girls (2006)

material girls movie poster

Image credits: IMDb

Hilary Duff, the 2000s girl-next-door, stars in a film that’s anything but iconic.

A wannabe Clueless without the charm, it stumbles with weak plotlines, bad humor, and disappointing fashion. For a film supposedly critiquing materialism, it’s drenched in it with zero satire. Go girl, give us ✨nothing✨

Not to mention, Hilary and Haylie’s real-life sisterhood doesn’t translate on screen—their chemistry is stiff and energy? Nonexistent.

In summary, this movie is like a knock-off designer bag — it aims for luxury appeal but falls apart when you look too closely. 


3. The Hottie and the Nottie (2008) 

the hottie and the nottie movie poster

Image credits: IMDb

A mean-spirited rom-com built on tired gags and shallow beauty standards.

The plot hinges on the idea that someone isn’t dateable until they’re hot—mix that with body shaming and outdated jokes, and you've got a film that aged like milk.

You'd think the romance aspect in this movie would make it saveable — it's not. The romance is hollow, emotional scenes feel forced. Did I mention? This goes on for 2 hours.

Not even Paris Hilton can save this trainwreck, but at least it makes for an ironically fun girl's night pick.

 

Send this to your girl's groupchat for your next chaotic movie marathon 🫣