'Oh, hi Mark.' This romantic drama, perhaps the quintessential bad movie, is the work of the enigmatic Tommy Wiseau, and is the inspiration for the 2017 film 'The Disaster Artist'
This disastrous Adam Sandler movie swept the Razzies in 2012, including a Worst Actress win for Sandler. However, it did win a Kid's Choice Award.
Adam Sandler can be very mean when he tries too hard to be funny. Happy Hanukkah to you too.
This movie was so bad that Dr. Seuss' widow revoked studio's rights to make live-action adaptations of his work.
Charlie Sheen headlined this animated movie about brand mascots doing battle, which was laden with product placement and sexual innuendo after being delayed for nearly a decade.
M. Night Shyamalan's adaptation of this popular anime has characters that drastically differ from the show, and 20 episodes condensed into one movie.
Comic book movies were originally not very serious, but this one rolls in countless puns. Also, the Bat Credit Card. They'll never live that down.
This animated obscenity is a 90 minute advertisement that rips off countless other animated movies, with Patrick Stewart as a literal piece of crap.
'They're eating her! And then they're gonna eat me! Oh my Goooooood!' An infamous quote from this cult-favorite 1990 horror movie about mythical creatures.
Widely considered one of the worst ideas for a movie, this Sy-Fy Network disaster movie has awful CGI and acting, as well as a host of sequels.
A rip-off of James Cameron's movie, this atrocious animated feature includes racist stereotypes, incest, and a rapping dog. Yes, really.
This infamous 1987 film, based on trading cards and intended for kids, was so bad and inappropriate that it got pulled from theaters.
A troubled production history muddled this darker reboot of a superhero franchise, culminating in director Josh Trank disowning it on Twitter mere hours before its release.
This 1966 horror film was made on a budget of $19,000, and it shows. It was made on a bet, and has 4 actors dubbing dialogue over footage and visible clapperboards.
Child actors aren't expected to give stellar performances, but these kids act like adults. Also, despite being a sequel, it has nothing to do with its predecessor.
A far cry from Hitchcock, this film is noted for its horrible acting and writing, as well as its awful CGI.
Do Americans care about soccer? If the $918 opening weekend for this film, about the founding of FIFA, is an indication, then no.
John Travolta stars in this 2000 sci-fi bomb about alien domination, which is known for its awful acting and weird camera antics.
At least Steven Spielberg didn't actually work on this abomination, a sequel to one of his most lauded films.
Kirk Cameron tries to reclaim a Christian holiday by speaking directly to the audience, criticizing modern attitudes before ending with an extended breakdance sequence.
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