Destination Films Full Filmography List
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Destination Films is a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment currently specializing in action, thriller, niche sci-fi and low-end to medium-end horror films.
The studio was founded in 1998 by Steven Stabler and Brent Baum. It would be defined in 2001 and picked up by Sony Pictures in 2002 who currently own and runs it as a Division of the Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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best actor in combat sports and deputy sheriff. He has the 7th dan in aikido, which is also regularly reflected in his acting.
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The Bad Taste List. Weird, wild, psychotronic cult classics, so-bad-they're-good, and... some of the worst movies EVER.
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<p>(Last updated: 10/22/2026)</p><p>Feeling like your Letterboxd ratings graph is not evenly-distributed enough? Look no further, friends. Some of these films could help boost those numbers on the lower end of the ratings scale... enjoy! On the opposite end of the scale are some genuinely weird and wonderful films - by David Lynch, John Waters, Ken Russell, Anna Biller, Peter Jackson and others... as well as bad films by great directors, including Steven Spielberg, Woody Allen, and Ingmar Bergman, questionable Best Picture Oscar winners... but all interact with the hegemony of "taste" provocatively.</p><p>A friend asked why I would include genuinely great films like <i>Night of the Living Dead</i>, <i>Eraserhead</i> and <i>The Thing</i> in this list. The answer is simply that many of these films that are now considered great were once thought of as mere drive-in schlock, or at the very least (in the case of The Devils, surely) in poor taste. I think those films help complicate the notion of what makes a film good or bad... especially when one is looking at the technical side of a production. For instance, <i>Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close</i> (2011), a post 9/11 film directed by Stephen Daldry, featuring classy, top-of-the-line production credits, as well as a cast that included Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Max von Sydow and Viola Davis -- and nominated for Best Picture by the Academy -- how could THAT movie go wrong? But many critics at the time would argue it did, quite spectacularly.</p><p><i>Showgirls</i> (1995) might be the best example of a film that was pilloried during its initial release but over time has not only found a devoted cult following, but also a number of critics and filmmakers who feel its a good or even a great film, including the late Jacques Rivette, who called it a work of “great sincerity.”</p><p>Films fall in and out of favor, are disreputable one day, and find themselves on the National Film Registry many years later (<i>Night of the Living Dead</i>, <i>Eraserhead</i>).</p><p>Similarly, films that were once heralded as Best Pictures of their respective years by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences now seem painfully old-fashioned (<i>Cavalcade</i>, <i>Going My Way</i>), offensive (<i>The Birth of a Nation</i>, <i>Forrest Gump</i>) and just downright bad (<i>Broadway Melody</i>, <i>Crash</i>).</p><p>So, in the end, this list is a bit of a provocation, and may be summarized by the saying "one man's trash is another man's treasure."</p>
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Movies with car chases shootouts and are fast paced in Alphabetical Order