The Worst Movies Of All Time

Taking the already disturbing concept of its predecessor to a new level, this film follows a disturbed man who becomes obsessed with recreating the grotesque human centipede experiment from the first movie. Drenched in gratuitous gore and violence, the movie's stomach-churning storyline and lack of meaningful character development have cemented its place among cinema's worst.

This concert documentary primarily focuses on the teen idol's rise to fame, blending behind-the-scenes footage with live performances. Many critics have lambasted the film for its overly promotional tone and shallowness, arguing that it offers little insight into the artist's life beyond his manufactured image.

The third installment of this controversial franchise sees a sadistic prison warden attempting to create an even larger human centipede from his inmates. Relying heavily on its shock factor and increasingly depraved plot devices, the film has been widely panned by critics and audiences alike for its gratuitous violence, weak narrative, and overall tastelessness.

Centering on a vengeful circus clown who goes on a murderous rampage, this low-budget slasher flick suffers from poor writing, amateurish acting, and shoddy special effects. Despite some cult appeal for its over-the-top gore and cheesiness, most viewers will find it difficult to stomach.

This straight-to-video sequel attempts to recapture the charm and humor of the original cult classic but fails miserably. With a lackluster script and an entirely new cast of characters, the film lacks the wit and bite of its predecessor and is widely regarded as an unnecessary and disappointing follow-up.

This live-action adaptation of the popular manga and anime series has been widely maligned for its poor casting choices, unfaithful story adaptation, and lackluster special effects. Fans of the source material were left disappointed by the film's failure to capture the spirit and charm of the beloved franchise.