The Room

Johnny, a successful banker living in San Francisco, is deeply in love with his fiancée Lisa. Unbeknownst to him, Lisa is having an affair with his best friend Mark and begins to manipulate those around her. As Johnny's life unravels due to betrayal and deceit, he struggles to cope with the emotional devastation.

Universally panned by critics upon its initial release, 'The Room' has since gained a significant cult following due to its perceived ineptitude in writing, acting, directing, and production. It is widely considered one of the worst films ever made, yet celebrated for its unintentional humor.

• The film is frequently cited for its baffling narrative choices and nonsensical dialogue.

• Performances are widely criticized as amateurish and unintentionally hilarious.

• Technical aspects, from editing to cinematography, are often deemed incompetent.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's 'so bad it's good' quality, with many viewers enjoying it for its comedic value rather than its intended dramatic impact. Some appreciate its unique, albeit bizarre, artistic vision.

None notable, beyond its status as a cult classic and 'worst film' contender.

Director and star Tommy Wiseau famously self-funded the film's reported $6 million budget, the source of which remains a subject of much speculation.