Today I watched not the fifty worst movies ever made, but "The 50 Worst Movies Ever Made" , a 2004 video docutainment. I can only assume this curiosity is one of the last of its kind, since YouTube, now the natural habit for such complications, didn't exist until 2005. It's cheaply made, facile, cursory (at barely over 60 minutes), and, who knows, might one day appear on a YouTube complication of "The 50 Worst Straight-To-Video Documentaries". But it's also the length of an exercise bike ride. Naturally, it had a lot of the films you would expect: MST3K-types like The Crawling Terror, Eegah!, and Hillbillies in a Haunted House, lots of Monster A versus Character B flicks, some Ed Wood films. But I must protest the inclusion of three blaxploitation films: Black Belt Jones ; TNT Jackson ; and J.D.'s Revenge . I can understand wanting to not overlook blaxploitation films; there are certainly stinkers within the genre that could be included simply t...