Not a single Steven Seagal movie on the list?...Really?

I once heard that the Uwe Boll movies are intentionally bad because he took advantage of a tax loophole in Germany tax law. Creating an absolutely terrible movie that bombed at the box office was actually very profitable for him. That loophole has since been closed.

I was always curious how the pitch for Highlander II: The Quickening got approved. Like, just for a minute, look at the studio. Highlander had developed a very devoted following, so I get wanting a sequel, but someone stood in front of an actual board of professionals and got "Aliens from the planet Zeist" approved, along with making Ramirez a magical fairy, complete with him going out again on what legit looks like something you'd expect out of a children's show.

Guardians was the perfect level of good/bad movie. So much fun to watch with a group. Dreamcatcher's cast alone was worth the watch. Mentioning Adam Sandler but not bringing up Jack & Jill is a glaring missed opportunity.

How dragon ball evolution got made is a mystery

I actually liked Dreamcatcher & Guardians and they're definitely not as bad as some other Movies on this List

Fav Guy Ritchie film for me - Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. It had all the best aspects of the Ritchie formula, without the high polish the later films, like Snatch and Rocknrolla, plus a nice bit of roughness.

I've loved Dreamcatcher for 20 years. I read the original novel and loved that (I'm aware that King was high as a kite while writing it), and I think Kasdan's film is better than its source. The 4 main actors (both in 2003 and 1983) bring the 4 main characters to life. "Jesus Christ Bananas, some fuckarow this is turning into!!!" It's a sorely underrated flick. Also, Morgan Freeman plays the bad guy. That never happens elsewhere.

I don't get it. What is really wrong with Dreamcatcher? A fairly decent movie.

Stealth, Basic Instinct 2, Furry Vengeance, Son of the Mask, Freddy Got Fingered, Music, Cats... oh who am I kidding!!?? There's TOO MANY infamous titles to name, and I'm not even talking about the unintentionally hilarious ones like Showgirls or Troll 2!

I disagree about Dreamcatcher. It wasn't King's best book to begin with and I thought they did the best could with the material, considering King wrote it while recovering from the car accident that almost killed him.

Shut your mouth with Dreamcatcher!! It's so good! It holds a special space in my heart. Even named a kitten Duddits.

I've seen Movie 43 on so many terrible movie lists, but I will go to my grave saying I really liked it. It's completely irreverent, but funny.

Yo, Dreamcatcher was great. Bad take on a great movie.

I don't think Dreamcatcher is a bad movie. It has some interesting alien horror moments, like an alien parasite breaking out of a human through the anus, which makes sense. All other films shy away from using such a method. Ridley Scott used breaking through the rib cage in Alien, which is definitely more difficult for a parasite. The build up of tension throughout the story was also quite well done.

The only way "Dreamcatcher" is the worst Stephen King movie ever is if this is some kind of parallel dimension where "The Lawnmower Man" doesn't exist LMAO 😂

I liked Dreamcatcher

Having played the postal games, I can say that the postal movie by Uwe Boll was as close as you could get. Was it a bad movie? Maybe. Did it capture the essence of a game designed to piss everyone off? You betcha.

Yo. The Love Guru gets too much undeserved hate. When I was at my lowest point in my life. To the point where I spent 8 days in the hospital because I tried to unalive myself. That movie came on randomly one day at some family get together. I laughed so much and so hard my sides were cramping. I had seen it once before but back when it first came out. Seriously, if you've only seen it once, give it another try. I don't think I've laughed like that since I was in my 20s.

Don’t lump Joe Dirt in with the rest of those movies… it’s a joy.

Okay there is NO way that Dreamcatcher was worse than the Tommyknockers...

Dreamcatcher gets a worse wrap than it deserves. It's not great but imo it also doesn't belong on this list

No Worst Movies ever made is complete without Nick Cage's Knowing

The problem with M Night and his movies are that he gained so much praise and fame for The Sixth Sense, because the twist was amazing and very well done.... But the twist wasn't the point of the movie. It just fit in and put the rest of the film into a different perspective (let's not pay too much attention to the fact that the other ghosts were all reliving their deaths over and over but Malcolm was just casually going about his job). But the film itself is okay, not spectacular but not bad either. The twist just elevates it. His other films are mostly just trash. And the dumb twists just make the trashiness worse.

Dreamcatcher shouldn't be on the list. It is underrated fun,with a fantastic cast.

Favorite Guy Ritchie film - Snatch

Can't believe you didn't include Star Wars:The Rise of Skywalker.

I can't believe you forgot about Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997).

Dreamcatcher and The Lady in the Water weren't terrible..... and the segment with Terrance Howard in Movie 43 is frigging hilarious. I truly think that movie got made because they wanted to see how far they could push 'A-listers' for a paycheck.

I unironically love The Happening

Dream Catcher was a good movie. The bathroom scene scared the shit outta me. Yes the CGI was cheesy AF but the back story was really good. I can't stand Stephen King but this movie was good. If you want to take a 3000 page book and make an 86 min movie this is it.

I didn’t think Dreamcatcher her was that bad.. it’s a complex story that they did a pretty good job bringing it to the screen.

Movie 43 shouldn't be on this list. It was literally made to be completely stupid lol. And you could make an entire list like this just off of M.Night Shamallamadingdong's whole career.

The ending of Dreamcatcher really strayed away from the novel after following it pretty close for most of the film. It might have been an OK film if it stuck with the decent ending.

I have never seen Battlefield Earth, but I read the book back in the mid-eighties. It is actually quite a good book, very satirical: about how big nations find excuses to invade and occupy less advanced ones. It got heavily misunderstood, much like Starship Troopers. I liked the Mission Earth series as well, he took observations of Earth's politics and turned them into a tradi-comedy.

Dreamcatcher was a classic Stephen King story- great first 2 acts. Terrible third. Not knowing how to end

Last Airbender is a lot worse than The Happening.

"The Happening" could've worked if the cause of the deaths had been left ambiguous Like in "The Birds"

Not knowing anything about the source material back then, I went to see Battlefield Earth in the theatre the day it came out. Within 15 minutes some people were getting out of their seats and leaving. I thought about doing the same, but I thought to myself "You are a schmuck, you paid for the ticket so now you're staying and watching the whole horrendous thing. That's the price you have to pay for not finding out more about a movie before you go out and see it". I'm actually glad I stayed, because I would not have believed how much worse it got as it progressed had I not seen it with my own eyes. L. Ron Hubbard was not a good writer to begin with, but Travolta's movie just blew it out of the park by making a terrible film out of a bad novel.

I thought movie 43 was hilarious. Dream Catcher was okay.

I love how they are literally running from the wind lol

The Man From Uncle is my favorite Guy Richie movie. It's fantastic.

A lot of critics seem to miss the point of Movie 43. It's an Internet rule that states, The more beautiful and pure a thing is, the more satisfying it is to corrupt it. Movie 43 does just that with film. Unlike other movies that are bad on purpose, it's the only movie whose title is in the name.

Uh, the two greatest Happy Madison films DON’T star Sandler at all. Grandma’s Boy and Strange Wilderness are highly underrated films that thankfully don’t star the sandman

There is NO way that Dreamcatcher is Stephen King's worst adaptation. It's not his best, especially with that ending, but have you guys not seen "Maximum Overdrive"?

The mythos being "Movie 43" is that the producer of the movie got each of those actors to pinkie-swear that they would be in a future movie of his. The movie was meant to lean heavily on groan-humor, and he pretty much heavy-handed each of the actors to fulfill their previous promise.

HEY!!!!! I like Dreamcatcher!!! Guy Richie the Covenant is amazing but I LOVE the gentleman and Snatch

Dreamcatcher came out 20 years ago, last one?

0:23 Dreamcatcher was a bad movie? Damn, What Culture! You scary! The wife and I, as well as a handful of friends still exclaim, "I dudditz!!" after completing an arduous task, and Donny Whalberg is such a chameleon, that it took me a second viewing for me to realize it was him. I had the same thing happen when I found out he was in 6th Sense...! Who could ever forget the sh*t monster and Jonesy's glassy evil stare once possessed? Dreamcatcher wasn't the best adaptation of a Stephen King story, but it certainly isn't the worst! Sure, it was crazy, but never boring and highly entertaining!

Hey Gareth & Scott, Don't necessarily agree with all the choices, but wow, what a fun, interesting high-intensity video review, for a movie buff to enjoy. Thanks much!

Okay, I've heard of "Battlefield Earth", "The Happening" and "The Love Guru" the others, never heard of them.

Pat the "Movie" and Jack and Jill were worse the Bucky Larson. Not that it was good but it was slightly better.

Where's last Airbender

I'll still go to the mat for "Movie 43". Not only is it a perfect pot movie, but it really digs deep to put some of the most offensive humor ever devised on screen. The fact it even exists with this cast is kind of a miracle. And I don't care what anyone says, the bit with Chloe Moretz getting her period and leaving the blood trail on the wall is funny.

i don't think movie 43 should be on this list, as it was never really supposed to be taken seriously in any way. i saw it in theaters and it made me and my friends laugh quite a bit. but we also love immature humor.

I went and saw house of the dead and could have sworn that it looked like someone from the street just walk through the zombie scene and tried to hurry up not to get caught on film

And what about JAKE & JILL?

Favorite Guy Ritchie film is Rock n’ Rolla. The world needs him to finish that trilogy

Wow, thank you so much for making this video! These all do seem to be absolutely dreadful - and I can proudly say that I've never seen any of them, actually only heard of 3 or 4. That makes me feel great, like I'm some kind of film connoisseur for successfully avoiding them. :)

1:04 I liked dream catcher that movie is awesome

Here in Germany the first Dub for Guardians was actually a comedy dub, they didn't focus on the actual dialogue and it was freaking hilarious! The serious dub, they published later was bad...

List somehow doesn’t include Velocipastor, a movie so bad a scene where a car explodes just contained the floating words “VFX CAR ON FIRE”

My favorite Guy Ritchie movie? "Wrath of Man". Proof that stripping away all artifice can only benefit a filmmaker who has disappeared too far up his own butthole. That said, "Man From U.N.C.L.E." is hugely underrated, but, for a good reason. I'm pretty sure most of the people that could've gone to see it didn't know what it WAS. Original television series was barely a cult hit to begin with, got one TV movie in the 80s, "Return of the Man From U.N.C.L.E." and then languished for decades in obscurity. I think the only people that were aware of the original series are, like, HUGE fans of Robert Vaughn. The math did itself on that one.

Dreamcatcher is far from the worst Stephen King adaptation. Haven't you ever seen Lawnmower Man? Maximum Overdrive? Sleepwalkers? The latest Firestarter? The latest Children of the Corn?

Nah, Lady in the Water was good. Everyone just expected some crazy M Knight twist and people decided since that didn’t happen, it sucked. I’ll admit even I was disappointed on first viewing. But watching it a decade or so later with no expectations, it’s actually pretty good.

A fine list. I remember watching Dreamcatcher in a theater and being dumfounded at how it went from bad to worse as quickly as a nosediving 747. And not hearing a word about it since! Glad you led off with it

0:24 Dreamcatcher 1:22 Swept Away 2:19 Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star 3:20 Guardians 4:29 (any Uwe Boll video game movie) 5:24 Gigli 6:20 The Love Guru 7:22 The Happening 8:32 Movie 43 9:34 Battlefield Earth

Uwe Boll did ok with Postal, but it's really hard to mess that one up.

Re: Dreamcatcher. No King adaptation could be worse than Graveyard Shift.

North (1994). It’s Rob Reiner directed comedy based on a children’s novel feature an All-Star cast including, to name a few Elijah Wood, Jason Alexander, Kathy Bates, and Bruce Willis. The movie is notable for its racial depiction of ethnic stereotypes, and adult themes which I can’t even describe this! This is also the movie that Roger Ebert famously stated he hated he used the word hated 10 times in his review.

Ed Wood and Jess France say hold my beer.

Nothing wrong with dreamcatcher

The Happening is the 2nd movie of a trilogy. Signs, The Happening and After Earth. 👍

1990: The Bronx Warriors, Tank Girl, Candyman (2021), Titane, Ishtar, Men (2022), It Comes at Night... Just a few that come to mind 💩

It amazing how one person (Stephen King) can have so many highly revered books and have probably the most adaption attempts, but most of the projects adapted from his novels are flops. And the ones that were successful divert pretty heavily from the source material

I predict you will make many more videos like this

Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels is my favorite Guy Ritchie.

I am still wondering how in the hell Movie 43 was made or got so many big actors. There's gotta be some money laundering scheme or something behind it where they all got paid big time or something.

I actually enjoyed The Happening. Don’t know why, but it’s a fun little movie.

Dreamcatchers biggest problem is it has all the weird Stephen King dialogue translated directly, and none of the real human across sound natural saying any of the odd quirky dialogue.

Chris Pratt's part in Movie 43 was the shit. A list like this should include movies like "The Hillz." But they don't.

Thanks to this list video, I can add "cack-handed" and "po-faced" to the list of British slang terms this Vespuccian had never before encountered.

Dreamcatcher and Battlefield earth are good movies to have on in the background. Since I've played them multiple times, like I do with Lord of the Rings. Must be good movies or I have poopoo taste?

I regret seeing The House of the Dead by Uwe Boll.

You left out In the Tall Grass. I'm still trying to figure that movie today.

Leaving Las Vegas and Ghost Rider both with Cage and Over the top with Sly, truly dreadful celluloid

how can garbage like fast and furious get made

Movie 43 was pretty funny! Not good, but funny

Prometheus. Prometheus needs to be included on this list. Why Ridley Scott? There was so much promise. How did you make such a terrible piece of hot garbage?

Two movies. Popeye and Charlie's Angels. I would walk out of those two films on an airplane.

Boll's film "Postal" is really good. This is the exception, a sort of miracle.

Movie 43 was and is hilarious. Not at the parts it was supposed to be all the time, but it's hilarious. Bad, offensive, sure. But hilarious.

I agree with everything except The Love Guru!!! That movie is one of my favorite to watch when buzzed lmao. It's definitely not a great move but I'm SUPER glad it was made 😊 You should switch it out with the movie Nine Dead.... worst ending of any movie I've seen 😂

I noticed you didn't mention Postal. Uwe Boll's "style", for lack of a better term, at least wound up making a very faithful adaptation with that one. Everything about it feels like what you should expect from a movie based off of Postal 2. It's also similar to the Happening, in that they're both still entertaining.

I love movie 43 and dreamcatcher I would replace them with "a vampire in Brooklyn" & "norbit"

Look, I'm just gonna say it... I LIKE MOVIE 43!!! I'm a fan of it. Seriously. I used to love those comedy anthology movies from the 80's and this was just a throwback. Yes, I know the history of it now and damn that. It was funny to me. I guess my sense of humor is much broader than everyone else's.

ExCUSE me! The happening is brilliant. Mark Wahlberg's Oscar-worthy performance in that film remains unmatched...especially his moving monologue: "What? No!"

Hey now…Terrence Howard’s scene in Movie 43 might be one of the only times I liked him

Too many movies to list in the last five years alone qualify. But this video would have to be six hours long in order to cover them all.

The Happening is a masterclass in "actors completely mailing it in." The best acting performance in the entire movie was the goddamned hot dog guy.