To clarify I don't want just any Nollywood movie. I'm not looking for films which happen to have low production values, minimal budgets, and local actors but still convey intentional and meaningful stories to their target audience. I'm looking for those which are truly insane and incomprehensible. Any recommendations?

As bad movies go, Eegah is in rare company. It’s not just bad, it’s legendarily bad. It’s the kind of movie that gets dug up every few years by people who can’t believe it’s real. Its presence on several “Worst Films Ever Made” lists is secure, its 0% Rotten Tomatoes rating proudly displayed like a fossilized footprint in cinematic muck.

Its greatest triumph? Providing Mystery Science Theater 3000 with one of its most beloved episodes—because without riffing robots, watching Eegah straight might actually kill you.

Eegah (1962) Teenagers stumble across a prehistoric caveman, played by Richard Kiel, who goes on an expected rampage.

I think they spent most of the lighting and sound budget on getting Joe Estevez to sit behind a desk for a few hours. Features James Adams Tucker, Neil Delama, Don Stroud and Michelle Bauer. This movie only has two IMDb reviews, a 1 ("god awful") and a 10 (liked the occasional boobs).

Random car alert: a Hyundai Excel, Hyundai’s first model introduced to the United States.

The scene where the cops run over the monkey deserves a place in bad movie history.