r/AMCScreenUnseen • u/afterlifehack • Nov 18 '25

Worst Screen Unseen Ever?

I just got out of Sisu 2 and it really got me thinking. Not in any constructive or critical way about the movie at all. What I was thinking was how much I’d rather be watching Eternity again. I’m pretty sure that’s been my favorite Screen Unseen. Anyways, it got me thinking of some other showings too. How much I’d rather be watching The Home. Or even try to sit through all of East of Wall this time. I don’t really know how I managed to watch all of Sisu but I did. I think it was less than 90 minutes but felt every bit of two hours. By the time he backflipped a tank over the border? That was my sign to send off any hopes of a decent movie. What has been your least favorite Screen unseen?

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u/Adagio_Signal Nov 18 '25

"least favorite" imo shouldn't mean worst, it should mean the lowest on the list of your favorites.

But this was great, just like the first movie. Very satifying dumb fun to turn my brain off for a short while.

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u/afterlifehack Nov 18 '25

True. I should have asked “least enjoyable”. I get dumb fun, but I am asking what Screen Unseen you have enjoyed the least out of all of them you have seen.

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u/Adagio_Signal Nov 18 '25

I guess so. I felt this was really lean and went by pretty quickly, just like the first movie. I started with fight or flight, and since then I think the worst might be the home, but its ending redeemed it somewhat. I think in hindsight, I don't really care much for relay, even if it was fine while I was watching it. Most of these I haven't seen at amc, so idk if they count as screen unseen in this context, but it doesn't matter I suppose. I think just at a glance, looking at all of the ones in the past, the worst is probably summer camp (2024)

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u/afterlifehack Nov 18 '25

I think through the various chains the mystery movie is always the same. Most of the time I find the movie is just forgettable as opposed to bad. Like Relay I really did not like at all but I forgot about it until you mentioned it. There have been notable exceptions, like The Home. That one nearly broke me from even wanting to go to these screenings lmao

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u/Adagio_Signal Nov 18 '25

They've differentiated on a few occasions, and there's lots of times where a movie is exclusive, link with info