Winner of the Worst Sequel Award of 1995. This was put out quickly and sloppily, to cash in on the popularity of "Pet Detective" which I enjoyed. Carrey's worst fim.

So awful that Warner Bros. didn't even ALLOW this disaster to be screened in advance. Sean Connery's abomination. Worst of his career.

Congratulations: worst film, worst director, worst screen-writing, and worst supporting actress award to Alicia Silverstone. Also, George Clooney's worst film of his career. Uma Thurman's as well.

Dudley Moore's Misery. The worst for him. Eddie Murphy was stupidly thrown in to capitalize on his popularity after "Trading Places."

So terrible that Director Arthur Hiller insisted his name be removed from the film. When the studio balked, he stole the negatives of the movie and threatened to burn them. "Alan Smithee" a pseudonym

When finally released in 1980, disco hatred was in full-swing. The studio changed the name, to no avail. Bonus: Bruce Jenner before his calamitous face-lift is in this--if you can stomach it.

Elvis Presley's worst. And with his acting skills, we're grading on the curve because he's The King. Elvis die-hards are advised not to watch this film.

The exalted status of Robert Wagner came crashing down to Earth--like the plane--after this disaster.

A killer who wears clown make-up, and Iggy Pop as a villian? Avoid this at all costs.

This movie is so bad it's difficult to find in video stores.

Don't get me wrong, I like Tommy Chong, but after seeing this movie, written, directed, and starring himself, he should stay with his thriving paraphanelia businesses in Los Angeles.

Corey Feldman's worst, but that's OK, because no one went to see it.