For its badness or what?
I also recommend Eyeborgs. It starts out with a badass hobo. A bum who
doesn't respect the law. He's out for vengeance against a corrupt...oh wait that's...that's a different movie. It does start out with a badass hobo though.
The Scorpion King 2 is also horrid. It has a scene early on where middle schoolers fight gladiator-style, a girl sneaks in, a boy makes fun of her for being a girl, and they fight. The girl gets caught by the commander, and the boy comes to her aid and hits the commander when just a minute or so earlier he was making fun of her, but suddenly decides to come to her aid because he's suddenly for gender equality in the gladiatorial arena or whatever. I turned it off after that.
And finally, I'll leave you with a Lee Van Cleef movie that is pure awfulness.
It's known as Bad Man's River or Hunt the Man Down. You can find it on Netflix. It's an Italian western, but it's horrible. Scenes cut too fast or too sharp, characters come out of nowhere, pacing is thrown out the window, people teleport from one end of a room to another, and Van Cleef's character is accompanied by a theme song that goes "He's bad bad news, he's bad bad news, he's bad bad news, he's bad bad news" over and over. Then later the movie decides it wants rock and roll as its soundtrack, or whatever that was. It's horrible, but it's hilarious for it's awfulness.