The Room

Johnny, a successful banker, lives a blissful life in San Francisco with his fiancée Lisa. However, Lisa begins an affair with Johnny's best friend, Mark, and manipulates everyone around her. As Johnny's life unravels due to Lisa's betrayal and Mark's complicity, he struggles to cope with the emotional devastation, leading to a tragic climax.

Initially met with widespread bewilderment and derision, 'The Room' has since achieved cult status as one of the most notoriously 'so bad it's good' films ever made. While critically panned for its nonsensical plot, stilted dialogue, and bizarre performances, it is beloved by a passionate fanbase for its unintentional humor and unique viewing experience.

• Widely considered a cinematic masterpiece of unintentional comedy.

• Praised for its baffling narrative and uniquely delivered dialogue.

• An unforgettable viewing experience, often described as 'a disasterpiece'.

Google audience: Audiences are divided, with many finding the film hilariously bad and a source of great entertainment, while others are simply baffled by its existence and lack of coherence.

None notable, but has achieved massive cult status and is frequently screened at midnight movie events worldwide.

The film was famously self-funded by Tommy Wiseau, who spent an estimated $6 million of his own money to produce it, with the source of his wealth remaining a persistent mystery.