The worst movies ever? All Razzie winners since the 80s

They are called the Golden Raspberries, after the sound people make if they don't like something, but most of us know the awards as the Razzies. As the opposite of the Oscars, they are awarded for the worst films (and performances) in Hollywood. Here's a list of big 'winners' at the Razzies since 1981.

The question remains: Are these really the worst movies in Hollywood history?

Their music was perfect for any party, but the Village People weren't very successful in the cinema. That's why they got two golden raspberries.

In 'Mommie Dearest,' Faye Dunaway played the great Joan Crawford, a Hollywood star with a (partially) tragic biography. The tragedy didn't work.

A film about Douglas MacArthur's Korean War campaign with a romantic story in it. A strange combination and of little cinematic value.

'The Lonely Lady' is a forgotten adaptation of the bestseller by Harold Robbins.

A work in which Bo Derek could boast of a lack of cinematic substance.

Part I had some value, but this sequel to 'Rambo' was pure American propaganda, right in the middle of the conservative administration of Ronald Reagan.

An incredibly bad movie adaptation of a Marvel comic. Still, 'Howard the Duck' has developed into a cult film over time.

Produced and written by Bill Cosby, who also starred. Nuff said.

A guilty pleasure on all levels. Unfortunately, Tom Cruise and Elizabeth Shue didn't have as much chemistry as they should have.

...or how to turn a masterful television saga into a cinematic disaster.

A comedy that failed at the box office and was rejected by critics. Yet, it is a cult film in some circles.

'Hudson Hawk - The Master Thief' was a worldwide failure and received three Razzies.

A Jewish secretary (Melanie Griffith) was sent to Germany for espionage purposes at the height of National Socialism. The film was not a success.

The critics found the story of a millionaire (Robert Redford) who offers a young woman (Demi Moore) one million dollars for a night together immoral.

An extreme thriller where the lasciviousness didn't work. Critics complained about the very bad chemistry between the lead actors (one of them was, once again, Bruce Willis).

Another masterpiece of cinema that ends up being fun, just because it's so pathetic.

Demi Moore stars in a kind of absurd replica of 'Showgirls' with one of the most insane scripts Hollywood has ever written.

With this flop, one of his biggest, Kevin Costner won five Golden Raspberry Awards.

A comedy that (almost) nobody found funny.

It has its fans, but this Western with fantasy elements was rejected by critics and most audiences.

Film adaptation of a science fiction novel by L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the Scientology sect, of which John Travolta is also a member.

This comedy got no less than five Golden Raspberries in 2002.

Directed by her husbans, Guy Ritchie, Madonna won the Razzie in the category 'Worst Actress.'

At least they had love in real life. This romantic comedy with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez was not it.

Directed by the Frenchman Pitof, it was disappointing to DC fans and non-fans alike.

This supposed comedy starred Jenny McCarthy and Carmen Electra.

Sequels are rarely good - an adage that applies in this case.

'I Know Who Killed Me' was a film in which Lindsay Lohan showed her Hollywood career was over.

Mike Myers, Jessica Alba, Justin Timberlake and Ben Kingsley were there. They probably regret it.

Not even M. Night Shyamalan (director of 'The Sixth Sense') could save this film.

After this 'Transformers' film, Megan Fox bid farewell to the saga and criticized the tyrannical methods of its director, Michael Bay.

One of Adam Sandler's worst films.

This part of 'Twilight' didn't go over well. At least not with the Razzies jury. The fans of the saga continued to be delighted.

16 storylines by different directors and with a very well-known cast: Uma Thurman, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Emma Stone, Naomi Watts, Kate Winslet... An ambitious but failed experiment.

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Kirk Cameron's comeback didn't go well.

Two very different films that have something in common: they are extremely bad.

A militant documentary against Hillary Clinton.

Neither for children nor for adults.

A Sherlock Holmes adaptation, what could possibly go wrong? Well, actually, a lot.

Possibly the worst costume and makeup experiment in Hollywood history.

US politics is often critiqued in film and, in turn, by the awards the film receives. In the case of 'Absolute Proof,' not so good.

It just didn't work, this recording of the stage play about Princess Diana of Wales. The film got several Razzies, including 'worst' actress for lead, Jeanna de Waal (photo) and the 'worst' supporting actress, Judy Kaye.