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Round 1
So Bad It's Good
$200
The making of 'The Room' inspired this 2017 James Franco film based on Greg Sestero's memoir.
$400
This 1995 Elizabeth Berkley film about Las Vegas strip dancers became a notorious NC-17 flop and cult classic.
$600
This 2000 John Travolta sci-fi flop, based on an L. Ron Hubbard novel, is a fixture of 'worst movie ever' lists.
$800
This 2013 Syfy creature feature spawned sequels about tornadoes full of these predators.
$1000
Considered by many to be the worst film of all time, this 1959 sci-fi disaster features Bela Lugosi in his final role.
Box Office Bombs
$200
This 2012 Disney sci-fi film about a Civil War soldier on Mars lost the studio hundreds of millions.
$400
This 1995 Kevin Costner water-world epic was one of the most expensive flops of its time.
$600
This 2002 Eddie Murphy sci-fi comedy set on the moon is one of the biggest bombs ever.
$800
This 2019 movie musical featured unsettling CGI human-cat hybrids and bombed spectacularly.
$1000
This 2011 animated film about talking birds, or the 2013 Johnny Depp Western in which he plays Tonto beside a masked cowboy, famously flopped.
Guilty Pleasures
$200
This 2001 Mariah Carey vehicle shares its name with a light effect and was a critical disaster.
$400
This 2003 Ben Affleck superhero film about a blind lawyer is a famously mocked comic adaptation.
$600
This 1997 disaster film starring Leo and Kate is beloved despite critics debating whether Jack could fit on the door.
$800
This 2008 film series about romantic vampires and werewolves is a guilty-pleasure phenomenon.
$1000
This shark thriller franchise got increasingly ridiculous by its fourth entry, 'The' this 'Chapter.'
Sequels Nobody Asked For
$200
The much-derided third 'Matrix' film is subtitled 'The' this.
$400
Adding this many entries, the 'Fast & Furious' franchise keeps escalating into space and beyond.
$600
This 2004 prequel to a beloved 1987 dance romance was set in Havana and lacked the original film's iconic stars.
$800
This 2004 sequel put the sponge cartoon on the big screen; a bad direct-to-video trend followed many hits.
$1000
Emily Blunt stepped into the role of a magical British nanny decades after the original film's release in this 2018 sequel.
Razzie Winners
$200
This 2004 Halle Berry superhero film swept the Razzies, and she showed up to accept in person.
$400
This 2010 fantasy action epic directed by M. Night Shyamalan swept the Golden Raspberry Awards for its poor adaptation of a popular cartoon.
$600
The award for the worst in film is nicknamed this berry-themed prize.
$800
Madonna took home a Worst Actress Razzie for this 1987 screwball comedy about a street-smart woman released from prison.
$1000
This 2019 sequel about a demonic doll or the Sylvester Stallone/comedy flops often earn Razzie nods; Stallone's worst is often cited as this 1992 comedy with his mom.
Cult Following
$200
This 1975 musical with audience callbacks and 'Time Warp' is the ultimate midnight cult film, 'The Rocky Horror Picture' this.
$400
The Coen brothers directed this 1998 comedy about a bowler nicknamed 'The Dude' who gets caught in a bizarre case of mistaken identity.
$600
Rob Reiner's 1984 mockumentary hilariously chronicles the disastrous American tour of a struggling fictional British heavy metal band.
$800
In this 1993 fantasy comedy, a cynical TV weatherman finds himself trapped in a temporal loop while visiting a small Pennsylvania town.
$1000
A drifter discovers a pair of magic sunglasses that reveal the subliminal messages and alien nature of the ruling elite in this John Carpenter classic.
Double Jeopardy
So Bad It's Good
$400
Whoopi Goldberg starred as a detective partnered with a talking prehistoric creature in this 1995 critically reviled box office dud.
$800
In this 1988 sci-fi disaster, a boy in a wheelchair befriends an alien who is secretly a commercial for McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
$1200
This 1991 film directed by Amir Shervan features a cop who uses martial arts to fight drug dealers; its wooden acting and erratic editing make it a definitive so-bad-it's-good classic.
$1600
Tom Green wrote, directed, and starred in this surrealist black comedy that won multiple Razzie awards and became a bizarre cult object.
$2000
Neil Breen wrote, directed, and starred in this 2013 film where he plays a novelist who gains psychic hacking powers after a car accident.
Box Office Bombs
$400
Geena Davis and Matthew Modine starred in this expensive 1995 pirate adventure that sank the studio Carolco Pictures.
$800
In 1980, this Michael Cimino Western epic lost so much money it forced the studio United Artists to be sold.
$1200
Starring John Wayne as Genghis Khan, this 1956 production is infamous for being filmed downwind from a nuclear test site.
$1600
The 2023 superhero film 'The Marvels' is often cited as one of the biggest recent examples of this type of financial disaster.
$2000
This 2000 animated sci-fi film cost over $75 million but failed to make even half that back, ending the studio's attempt at traditional 2D hand-drawn animation.
Guilty Pleasures
$400
Reese Witherspoon and Sarah Michelle Gellar manipulate their high school peers in this 1999 adaptation of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses'.
$800
Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill play mismatched cops who go undercover in high school in this 2012 comedy hit.
$1200
Nicolas Cage steals the Declaration of Independence in this 2004 heist film that is a beloved popcorn comfort watch.
$1600
Tom Hanks and Madonna appear together in this 1992 baseball dramedy about an all-female league during World War II.
$2000
This 2011 film starring Gerard Butler as a man seeking justice against the legal system is a frequent late-night cable rewatch favorite.
Sequels Nobody Asked For
$400
This 1989 film was a sequel to a beloved 1980 golf comedy, but lacked the charm of Bill Murray and Chevy Chase.
$800
John Travolta returned to disco years later in this 1983 sequel to 'Saturday Night Fever' that was directed by Sylvester Stallone.
$1200
This 2016 film followed up on a beloved 1980s supernatural comedy but was hampered by its lackluster script and CGI effects.
$1600
In 2004, Patrick Bateman's story continued in this film, which was originally a stand-alone movie until the lead character was added in post-production.
$2000
This 1997 disaster-themed sequel featured a luxury cruise ship losing power and was widely panned compared to its predecessor.
Razzie Winners
$400
Demi Moore played a stripper in this 1996 film, which earned her a Razzie for Worst Actress.
$800
This 1980 film about the Village People was the very first movie to "win" the Razzie Award for Worst Picture.
$1200
Faye Dunaway portrayed Joan Crawford in this 1981 drama that became a camp icon despite sweeping the Razzie awards.
$1600
Kevin Costner directed and starred in this 1997 post-apocalyptic film that won five Razzie awards, including Worst Picture.
$2000
In 2017, this animated film about tiny talking phone characters swept the main Razzie categories.
Cult Following
$400
This 1999 Mike Judge comedy about frustrated office workers became a massive hit on home video and cable.
$800
This 1980 sci-fi film featuring a soundtrack by Queen is celebrated for its campy visuals and extravagant costume design.
$1200
Before becoming a mainstream star, Bruce Campbell starred in this 1981 low-budget horror film directed by Sam Raimi.
$1600
This 1984 film stars Peter Weller as a punk rocker who joins a secret government organization to fight aliens.
$2000
This 1974 rock musical features a transvestite scientist and became a midnight movie staple for decades.
Final Jeopardy · Beloved Disasters
This 2003 film written, directed by, and starring Tommy Wiseau reportedly cost $6 million and became a beloved midnight-movie phenomenon.
