Top 10 Worst Movies of 2026
You came for cinema. You got a lineup of disasters, baffling creative choices, franchise exhaustion, and the kind of movie decisions that make you stare at the screen like it just insulted your family. This is where 2026's most frustrating films get dragged into the lobby, handed a stale popcorn bucket, and asked to explain themselves.
Maybe the problem was lazy storytelling. Maybe it was a remake nobody begged for, a sequel running on fumes, or a prestige project that tripped over its own importance and landed face-first in the nacho cheese. Vote for the movies you think deserve the harshest spotlight, because some films don't just miss the target. They launch the arrow backward.
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Animal Farm
The Cocomelonification of the classic story that's a metaphor about the Russian Revolution of 1917.
You know it's bad when you've got a Joseph Stalin stand-in making fart jokes.
Ruining a movie that talks about the evils of communism and socialism with silliness is just stupid
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The Bride!
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Mercy
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Return to Silent Hill
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Psycho Killer
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The Strangers - Chapter 3
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Supergirl
It was all dirty, grungy, and hard to see, and how stupid do you have to be to go to a planet with a red sun? She is so sad and pitiful, and just not appealing at all in this movie. It was depressing, and only Krypto and a Lobo cameo made it bearable for short moments.
A comic book movie should be something to watch over and over again because it makes you feel good, but this movie sucked. It joins The Eternals, Thor: The Dark World, the two Joker movies, Batman & Robin, the 2015 Fantastic Four, Iron Man 3, The Marvels, Madame Web, and that Eric Bana daddy-issues Hulk movie as being not even worth the first watch.
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
This movie is utter crap. Why are people on this website defending it? Is it because it is a cartoon movie and they think more mature, non-cartoon movies suck, or is it something else? I don't know, but this movie is definitely not good. I'm sorry, but this just doesn't work. This is all I have to say. Goodbye.
I confess to enjoying the first one with the kids, but the first thing I heard from them was, Why aren't Mario and the Princess already together? It was just like a highly produced side-plot TV episode scenario, with the Princess having a new made-up origin story.
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Balls Up
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Wuthering Heights
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The End of Oak Street
I am not a fan of most horror movies because the people are so monumentally stupid. This is a dinosaur time travel horror movie where everyone is a complete and utter moron. You expect the kids to do dumb crap, but the adults are also imbeciles. They make noise and use flashlights in the dark that draw the man-eating giant reptiles to their position, EVEN AFTER THEY HAVE SEEN THEM EAT MULTIPLE NEIGHBORS IN FRONT OF THEM ALREADY!
Then they hesitate when they hear a giant T-Rex coming and can see it destroying the foliage heading their way, only running after they see it fully emerge and start chasing them. At least run when you know it's coming, and then look over your shoulder, you jackass.
And when you find a wormhole back, jump as soon as it appears. Don't keep waiting and then jump right when it disappears. I actually was rooting for them to all get eaten by that point. I literally feel dumber after seeing it.
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Motor City
Dissapomiting near silent movie with the guy from Reacher trying to be a half ass John Wick knockoff.
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Deep Water
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Melania
Sorry, I don't watch movies glorifying dirty prostitutes and hookers.
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
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Send Help
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Scream 7
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Michael
It's just a by-the-numbers biopic that many Michael Jackson fans are usually blind to when it comes to what made him a successful musician. You can't omit much of Motown to understand his success as a musician, and it isn't even a good story. It's mostly just a playlist of his music with TV direction and some good performances, helped by Colman Domingo and Juliano Valdi. I'll give credit to Jaafar Jackson for his attempt.
The subplot of his conflict with his father is the best you can get from the narrative, and it isn't bad. Many crowd-pleasing moments add to the experience, but that doesn't automatically make it a good film overall.
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The Drama
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Lee Cronin's The Mummy
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War Machine
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Primate
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GOAT
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Hoppers
Pixar movies are not good anymore. Watch DreamWorks movies instead.
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You, Me & Tuscany
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Reminders of Him
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Solo Mio