1994: Essentially a remake of Tombstone, this Kevin Costner vehicle will not be your huckleberry. Why is it over three hours long?
1995: Nathaniel Hawthorne spins in his grave with this adaptation that changes the ending and features Demi Moore in a terrible accent.
1997: Instead of Keanu Reeves on a speeding bus, we get Sandra Bullock on a 'speeding' boat. You'll wish this one would blow up too.
1998 (tie): Please don't confuse this with Marvel, unless you replaced Thanos and heart-pounding action with weather-crazy Sean Connery and British politeness.
1998 (tie): Roland Emmerich dropped the ball so badly, the Japanese distanced themselves from it and had the original kill Emmerich's version.
1998 (tie): Again, what is the point in remaking one of the greatest films of all time if all you're doing is going shot-for-shot and in color? I need a cold shower.
2000: The low-budget original pretty much created the found footage horror movie. Its sequel... has almost nothing to do with it. Even the title object is never seen or mentioned.
2001: Tim Burton's take on this sci-fi classic is best remembered for its 'bananas' ending that makes almost no sense. Sorry, Abe Lincoln.
2002: How do you bring an Italian film on class and gender to America? If you said have Guy Ritchie direct his wife Madonna in a terrible comedy, then you shouldn't make movies.
2003: The original series and first movie weren't high art, but they're seriously miles ahead of this sequel that started a series of failures for the franchise.
2004: Ruh-roh. The only good thing to come out of this butchering of a cartoon classic is still Matthew Lillard.
2005: Swapping out Jim Carrey for Jamie Kennedy and the creepiest CGI you can think of does not lead to a funny or good movie.
2006: Worst Prequel/Sequel went to Sharon Stone taking her sexy, violent ways over to Europe in a ludicrous plot, according to Rotten Tomatoes.
2006: Worst Remake/Rip-off went to this Wayans Bros. 'comedy' that allegedly rips off the Bugs Bunny cartoon Baby Buggy Bunny.
2007: Worst Prequel/Sequel was given to this movie that tried to replace Eddie Murphy with a Cuba Gooding, Jr. dedicated to erasing all of his Oscar goodwill.
2007: Worst Remake/Rip-off was awarded to this Lindsay Lohan described as a rip-off of Hostel, Saw, and The Patty Duke Show.
2008: The big dealbreakers for the franchise's fans: having actual aliens be involved and surviving a nuke by getting into a fridge.
2009: Will Ferrell hits a brand new low by ruining this cult TV show from Sid and Marty Krofft with an unfunny movie that got crushed by The Hangover.
2010: The gal pals are back in a vapid, pointless, overly long, and pretty racist trip/cash grab through Abu Dhabi.
2011: When the Razzies are accusing you of ripping off Ed Wood's terrible Glen or Glenda, you have an all-time stinker... Adam Sandler.
2012: The grand finale (thank God), it features Bella's vampire days, a final battle that doesn't actually happen, and an adult wolf falling in love with a baby. I'm gonna vomit.
2013: Hi ho, Silver! Away... from this crap! Hint: westerns shouldn't be this costly or have Johnny Depp playing a Native American.
2014: *singing* Your Razzie will come tomorrow. Bet your bottom dollar it bombs tomorrow. Thanks Will Smith and Jay-Z!
2015: When Marvel wants to acknowledge Howard the Duck but not this movie, you've failed. A film on the movie's own production would be more interesting than the actual movie.
2016: The showdown comic book fans have always wanted... is overly long, joyless, has Jesse Eisenberg, and is directed by Zack Snyder. Why so serious, DC?
2017: The worst romance in literature and film is back in a sequel with less BDSM and somehow less plot.
2018: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly are usually funny when they're together but not when they're making Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's grave burst into flames.
2019: Sylvester Stallone indicates this is the end of the franchise. And after seeing the over-the-top violence and attitudes towards Mexicans, can he promise that?
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