The Worst Movies Of All Time
- 1Laurence R. Harvey, Ashlynn Yennie, Vivien Bridson
Taking the already disturbing concept of its predecessor to a new level, this film follows a disturbed man who becomes obsessed with recreating the grotesque human centipede experiment from the first movie. Drenched in gratuitous gore and violence, the movie's stomach-churning storyline and lack of meaningful character development have cemented its place among cinema's worst.
- 2Boyz II Men
This concert documentary primarily focuses on the teen idol's rise to fame, blending behind-the-scenes footage with live performances. Many critics have lambasted the film for its overly promotional tone and shallowness, arguing that it offers little insight into the artist's life beyond his manufactured image.
- 3Bree Olson, Eric Roberts, Tommy Lister
The third installment of this controversial franchise sees a sadistic prison warden attempting to create an even larger human centipede from his inmates. Relying heavily on its shock factor and increasingly depraved plot devices, the film has been widely panned by critics and audiences alike for its gratuitous violence, weak narrative, and overall tastelessness.
- 4Claire Holt, Tim Meadows, Nicole Gale Anderson
This straight-to-video sequel attempts to recapture the charm and humor of the original cult classic but fails miserably. With a lackluster script and an entirely new cast of characters, the film lacks the wit and bite of its predecessor and is widely regarded as an unnecessary and disappointing follow-up.
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DRAGON BALL EVOLUTION
Emmy Rossum, Jamie Chung, James MarstersThis live-action adaptation of the popular manga and anime series has been widely maligned for its poor casting choices, unfaithful story adaptation, and lackluster special effects. Fans of the source material were left disappointed by the film's failure to capture the spirit and charm of the beloved franchise.
- 6Raine Brown, Jeff Dylan Graham, Kibwe Dorsey
Centering on a vengeful circus clown who goes on a murderous rampage, this low-budget slasher flick suffers from poor writing, amateurish acting, and shoddy special effects. Despite some cult appeal for its over-the-top gore and cheesiness, most viewers will find it difficult to stomach.
- 7Sunny Mabrey, Robin Dunne, Robert Knepper
The third entry in the sci-fi horror series offers little more than recycled plot elements, gratuitous nudity, and subpar special effects. The film's lack of originality and character development results in a tedious and forgettable experience.
- 8Dominique Swain, Jake Busey
In this low-budget exploration of an alternate history, Nazi scientists are discovered in Antarctica, where they've been hiding for decades. Hindered by a ludicrous premise, terrible acting, and laughable special effects, the movie struggles to engage or entertain.
- 9Laura Bailey, Johnny Yong Bosch, Kari Wahlgren
As a computer-animated tie-in to the popular video game series, this film struggles to deliver a cohesive and engaging plot, instead relying on stiff animation and fan service. Ultimately, it leaves both fans of the games and casual viewers largely unsatisfied.
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- 10Ashley C. Williams, Dieter Laser, Akihiro Kitamura
The film that spawned the infamous franchise, this horror flick centers on a deranged surgeon who kidnaps and surgically connects three victims. Despite its original and disturbing premise, the movie's heavy reliance on shock value and weak characterization results in a largely forgettable and distasteful experience.
- 11Jon Voight, Scott Baio, Vanessa Angel
A sequel to the already panned first installment, this family comedy attempts to weave together a spy caper and talking babies with disastrous results. Plagued by an incoherent storyline, cringe-worthy dialogue, and low production values, it's no wonder audiences and critics alike have shown it little love.
- 12French Stewart, Mike Weinberg, Erick Avari
This made-for-TV sequel sees a recast Kevin McCallister once again abandoned by his family and defending his home from burglars, but without the charm or ingenuity of its predecessors. With an uninspired script and subpar performances, it's widely considered a pale imitation of the beloved original.
- 13Mariah Carey, Maxton Beesley, Da Brat
Intended as a star vehicle for Mariah Carey, this musical drama chronicles a singer's rise to fame amidst personal turmoil. Derided for its clichéd plot, weak acting, and lack of chemistry between the leads, the film has become a notorious flop in both the eyes of critics and audiences.
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- 14Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Jennifer Ehle
Adapted from the controversial best-selling novel, this erotic drama focuses on the tumultuous relationship between a naïve young woman and a wealthy businessman. Despite its much-hyped sex scenes and lavish production values, the film has been criticized for its shallow characters, weak dialogue, and lack of chemistry between its lead actors.
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- 15Thomas Kretschmann, Kevin Ian Pardue, Morgane Slemp
Given its direct-to-video release, this horror sequel delivers more of the same gore and torture scenes that defined the franchise, but without any fresh ideas or engaging characters. As a result, it's viewed as a tiresome and unnecessary addition to the series.
- 16Kelly Clarkson, Justin Guarini, Katherine Bailess
An attempt at jump-starting the careers of American Idol's inaugural winner and runner-up, this musical rom-com follows the romantic entanglements of two singers at a spring break resort. Hampered by wooden acting, clichéd dialogue, and forgettable songs, the movie quickly sank into obscurity.
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The Emoji Movie
Sim Kyu-hyuk, Shin Kyung-Sun, Kim Seo-youngIn a transparent attempt to capitalize on the popularity of emojis, this animated film centers on a meh emoji who sets out to find his true identity. Marred by a weak storyline, heavy-handed product placement, and lackluster humor, it earned widespread disdain from audiences and critics alike.
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- 18Jamie Kennedy, Alan Cumming, Ryan Falconer
A sequel to the popular 1994 comedy, this film follows a cartoonist who comes into possession of the mystical mask that grants its wearer zany powers. Poorly received due to its juvenile humor, overreliance on CGI, and lack of connection to the original, this follow-up left fans bitterly disappointed.
- 19Jim Knobeloch, Serge De Nardo, Angelo Salamanca
Attempting to blend elements of science fiction, World War II, and time travel, this low-budget Australian production suffers from a convoluted plot and subpar special effects. Its amateurish execution and weak storytelling contribute to its less-than-stellar reputation among viewers.
- 20Alan Bagh, Whitney Moore, Adam Sessa
Inspired by classic horror films, this low-budget eco-thriller presents a small town under siege by killer birds. Hindered by a nonsensical plot, amateurish acting, and laughably poor special effects, it has cemented its status as one of the most notorious cinematic misfires.
- 21Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, Justin Bartha
Starring then-power couple Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, this romantic crime comedy tells the story of a mobster and a hitwoman assigned to kidnap a mentally challenged man. Marred by an incoherent plot, misguided attempts at humor, and the leads' lack of chemistry, it's little wonder it earned such a negative reception.
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- 22Paris Hilton, Joel David Moore, Christine Lakin
This romantic comedy follows a man who becomes infatuated with a beautiful woman but must first find a boyfriend for her "ugly" best friend. Riddled with clichéd plotlines, superficial characters, and offensive humor, it's no surprise that it earned a notoriously poor reception.
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The Garbage Pail Kids Movie
Jim Cummings, Anthony Newley, Phil FondacaroBased on the popular trading cards, this children's film follows the gruesome adventures of a group of misfit creatures from space. However, the movie's crude humor, grotesque character designs, and paper-thin plot have made it both a critical and financial disaster.
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Paul Rudd, Edison Chen, Stephen FungAmerican and Asian authorities join forces to find a stolen combat robot before it wreaks havoc in Hong Kong. - 25John Travolta, Barry Pepper, Forest Whitaker
Based on the novel by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, this science fiction film stars John Travolta as an alien overlord in a post-apocalyptic Earth. Widely ridiculed for its hammy acting, convoluted plot, and overuse of Dutch angles, it has gained infamy as a cinematic failure on multiple levels.
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- 26Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Allen Covert
Boasting dual roles for Adam Sandler – as both a successful advertising executive and his annoying twin sister – this comedy relies heavily on lowbrow humor and predictable gags. Critics and audiences alike have panned it for its lazy writing and tired jokes.
- 27Molly Quinn, Lara Flynn Boyle, Cary Elwes
In this stoner horror comedy, the classic fairy tale gets a modern twist when the titular siblings face off against a drug-dealing witch. Marred by absurd plotlines, bland acting, and low production values, it fails to elicit the laughs or scares that might redeem its outlandish premise.
- 28Roberta Findlay, Michael Findlay, Aldo Mayo
This pseudo-documentary purports to show footage of an actual murder, fueling controversy and debate over its authenticity. Beyond its exploitative premise and grisly subject matter, it offers little in the way of character development or narrative, earning a place among the most reviled films in history.
- 29Michael Madsen, Natasha Henstridge, Marg Helgenberger
Following the success of the original sci-fi horror film, this sequel sees the return of the deadly alien-human hybrid, but with an even less cohesive story and unimpressive special effects. Ultimately, it fails to deliver any of the suspense or intrigue that made its predecessor a cult hit.
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- 30Mila Kunis, Hulk Hogan, Brenda Song
This holiday-themed comedy stars Hulk Hogan as a wealthy man suffering from amnesia who believes he is Santa Claus. Relying heavily on juvenile humor and slapstick, the movie has been widely panned for its nonsensical plot, one-dimensional characters, and overall lack of genuine laughs.
