Oh man, I’m running out to lunch, but I can’t pass up the opportunity to chime in here. John and I might disagree on the terminology. I would characterize a good-bad movie as more like a great rental or movie that’s on cable you end up watching purely for the entertainment value, not for the camp, but because your expectations are low etc. I reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks, as the Senators say, but these are off the top of my head:

Road House

Red Dawn

Revenge of the Nerds

“The Blade” films (though I never saw III)

Diggstown — one of the greatest films of the genre

Outland

John Carpenter’s Vampires (Yes, I like vampire movies)

Will cogitate further…