What separates a good-bad movie (a movie so bad that it becomes funny/entertaining) from a plain old terrible movie? Is Plan 9 just a bad movie, or does it deserve to be called a good-bad movie?

How exactly does Plan 9 fail at using the language of cinema to generate meaning?

What are some of the themes the director (Ed Wood) attempted to raise? In what way(s) did his efforts fail?

As always, feel free to discuss anything else that's relevant (cinematography, mis en scene, editing, sound design, writing, acting, etc.).