The Room at Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace

In 2003, Tommy Wiseau somehow got $6 million together to make his vanity project: a romantic drama about a banker (Wiseau) whose manipulative fiancee Lisa cheats on him. Inept in every department, from the excruciating acting to the dumb plotting and the astonishing narrative flaws,
The Room
also happens to be very, very entertaining: so bad that you can't stop watching. Hayden Orpheum holds cult screenings on the first Friday of every month.

These screenings show no sign of petering out. Indeed, every month the cult of
The Room
grows. Time Out can't recommend this movie highly enough. The James Franco film
The Disaster Artist
is about the making of
The Room –
but why go for the pale imitation when you can mainline the pure stuff?