Read This: Never forget Donald Trump’s Razzie-winning role in Ghosts Can’t Do It

Long before he was the presumptive GOP nominee for the presidency of the United States, Donald J. Trump spent years as a colorfully crass real estate tycoon with a penchant for shameless self-promotion. During that phase of his life, he racked up a string of cameo appearances, generally playing a fictionalized version of himself, in films and TV shows, including The Little Rascals, The Nanny, Zoolander, and Horrorween. But of all Trump’s IMDb credits, there are few as undignified as 1989’s Ghosts Can’t Do It, a supernatural sex comedy written and directed by John Derek and starring Derek’s then-wife, Bo, alongside poor Anthony Quinn and Julie Newmar. At The Daily Beast, Asawin Suebsaeng has written an amusing retrospective of this misbegotten film and of Trump’s memorably awful turn in it. Essentially, the film is about a dead guy (Quinn) who comes back as a ghost and wants to possess a young man’s body so he can keep banging his wife (Derek). Funny, right? In a subplot, the wife is also negotiating a business deal with the flirtatious Trump and receives guidance, a la Cyrano de Bergerac, from her deceased husband.