10 Worst Movies of All Time Trivia Quiz

Answer: Battlefield Earth

"Battlefield Earth" was a disappointment from beginning to end. While John Travolta is one my favorite actors, the movie was highly criticized in almost every aspect. The film received 8 Golden Raspberry Awards, and in 2010 won the title of Worst Picture of the Decade.

Answer: Ishtar

Upon receiving an offer to perform as lounge singers in a Moroccan hotel, Lyle and Chuck accidentally wind up a cold war standoff. The movie was supposed to be a comedy, however, barely eked out any laughs. "Ishtar" received 3 Golden Raspberry Awards and was named by critics Siskel and Ebert, as the worst film of 1987.

Answer: Leaving Las Vegas

"Leaving Las Vegas" was a graphic depiction of the life of an alcoholic and his conscious choice to succumb to his disease. While the acting of Cage and Shue is adept, the movie itself was a dismal display of hopelessness and despair. If you're looking for satisfaction at the resolution of a movie, this is not the choice for you.

Answer: Jaws 3-D

"Jaws 3-D" was the second follow up to "Jaws". While it featured a brilliant cast including Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong and Louis Gossett Jr., it still failed to miss the mark. The plot centers around the surviving sons of Chief Brody from the original "Jaws", it had the makings of a promising story, however, it was largely ineffective and received many negative reviews.

Answer: Leprechaun

"Leprechaun" is a ridiculous movie about a family who is stalked by a Leprechaun on a killing spree, looking for his gold. Between the scenes of the Leprechaun chasing the victims on his tricycle and the ones where he impersonates an old man in a nursing home, it is impossible not to regret the 92 minutes you just lost.

Answer: Jennifer's Body

While the premise of "Jennifer's Body" was supposed to be female empowerment, the over-the-top gore factor was too disturbing. Critics gave negative reviews upon the release of the movie, however, since the "Me Too Movement" in 2018, the movie has become a cult film.

Answer: Staying Alive

"Staying Alive" is the sequel to "Saturday Night Fever". The movie tells the story of Tony Manero's quest to become a professional dancer. The movie was a lackluster performance which ultimately scored 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Answer: Howard The Duck

"Howard the Duck" was supposed to be a superhero movie. The premise was so unbelievable that the film received 7 nominations for Razzie Awards, winning 4 of them. The only thing more unbelievable than the plot, was the fact that veteran stars like Lea Thompson and Tim Robbins joined on to the project.

Answer: The Day After Tomorrow

This movie, while featuring an excellent cast, had the potential to be an epic. While the cinematography and the acting were exceptional, the film was ruined by the unrealistic sub themes. One example is where, during the worst of the storm, Quaid actually walks from Philadelphia to New York City to save his son.

The random pack of wolves running through the streets of New York don't help matters either.

Answer: Vegas Vacation

While the "Vacation" movies were some of my favorites, the Griswolds should have quit while they were ahead. Although the previous movies in the series were hilarious and some of my favorites, this one fails to deliver. The movie was exceptionally corny and struggled to maintain the level of comedy that we are used to. The film ended up with a 13% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.