These “Bad Prequels” Posters Look Better Than The Real Films

    The day @BiscuitAhoy won Twitter.

    Twitter has been amusing itself with the worst imaginary prequels to well-known films.

    #BadPrequels has been one of the top trending terms around the world, with some fine efforts.

    Hannibal Lecter: Breakfast at Tiffany's #BadPrequels

    Some creative cross-genre entries.

    The odd Shakespeare reference.

    Romeo and Wanda, Who Was From A Good Family That Had No Quarrel With the Montagues, But Was a Lousy Conversationalist #BadPrequels

    There were some nice festive references as well.

    The Night before the night before Christmas #badprequels

    And some impressive artwork.

    Ikea got mentioned more times than you would have expected.

    Fight Club: The IKEA Years #BadPrequels

    The lion, the witch and the ikea flat pack #BadPrequels

    Some efforts were a little too obvious though.

    I Have No Idea What You Did Last Spring @midnight #BadPrequels

    “There’s Nothing About Mary” #badprequels

    Dude, I Know Exactly Where We Parked #BadPrequels @midnight

    And it became apparent there was one clear winner in the "Bad Prequels" game – @BiscuitAhoy.

    Lisa created wonderful posters for the imaginary prequels.

    Ranging from films in the 1970s...

    To modern-day "classics".

    Brilliant.

    #Badprequels first began trending on Tuesday evening when it was used on Comedy Central's @midnight game show.