The Worst of 2011

2011 certainly gave horror fans everywhere more than a few clunkers.There's always good and bad movies that come into our lives, but sinking below all of the rest of them are the worst of the worst. The movies that piss you off because you wasted time watching them, or were fooled into believing that they might be good. The ones that defile your sense of taste and make you question your own humanity. The ones that hurt.

Is this list in order, from the worst to the 10th worst horror flick of 2011? Not really, because each in their own way was the worst genre movie of the year. Make a game out of it and make up your own order if you like. We just want to list  them and put them out of our minds as quickly as we possibly can.

More like "The Aching of our Balls." Yes, this movie was painfully tough to endure. Like a bad episode of Goosebumps with 1000 hollow CGI shots, awful CGI blood, and an aimless and plodding story, Fading of the Cries manages to make a movie that makes even SyFy channel garbage seem like Schindler's List. Actually, Schindler's Fist would be appropriate, because sitting through this hack job has to be similar to being fisted by a creepy Nazi. Seriously, it hurt so bad we wished with all of our hearts for it to suddenly transform into Twilight .

Our most hated movie of 2011 for us was Rubber.This unfunny, self important piece of shit actually made us physically angry while enduring it.We remember seeing the trailer last year and thinking how amazing Rubber looked; a killer tire with some sort of psychokinetic powers... that'll be fun! No. This is a perfect example of a movie and director thinking themselves too clever for their audience, when they're actually the retarded kids in the room.We'd rather throw puppies against a wall for 90 minutes than have to endure this fuck-hole of a movie again, and we love puppies. We genuinely love puppies.

Clive Barker, the creator of the Hellraiser mythos himself, said it best in regards to Revelations: "It's not even from my butthole." That really says just about everything, doesn't it? Honestly, a 90 minute movie about Clive Barker's butthole would be more enjoyable than this taint of a movie. How in the world do you shit on one of the most iconic characters in movie history so badly? Pinhead was a joke in this movie. Laughable. Pathetic. The over all story could have been alright, but the movie was so poorly made, that not even the best story in the world could have saved it from ruin.So maybe everyone involved needs to go study a certain gay horror writer's butthole for inspiration, because everyone involved in this train wreck seriously needs some.

Originally, we "reviewed" this movie while watching it, via comments on our GetGlue account. Here's what we had to say: "This movie is going to blow more than George Michael in a dirty rest stop. *For the record, we love Wham... Is somebody kidding?... Jesus fuck, even the music is painful. I'm pretty sure this singer is having a seizure... Yes, please kill yourself so that... You can heal immediately and the movie can continue. Fuck... Whoever wrote this shit ought to be beaten with a book. A big book.... Q: Which is worse, the writing or the acting? A: Yes... Still haven't seen a werewolf... What a surprise... A gaggle of shirtless guys... This movie makes me long for Twilight... And that's the same thing as longing for death... They look like poodles lol... This may have been the worst movie of 2011." That should just about cover it.

As far as production quality goes, this may be one of the worst movies ever committed to film. Hidden 3D is a confused and as forgettable as they come. The script is shamefully bad, the acting isn't much better, and aside from running for 80 minutes or so, the movie does nothing at all. Whoever dropped the ball on this one should feel shame for tinkering around with movie that may have worked otherwise. Maybe. Evil bees. It's all about the evil bees.

So much hype preceded the release of this movie that we were crazy anxious to be able to see it. Once released, it seemed to be lavished with all sorts of love from the horror community, with some calling it brilliant or visionary, or some such other nonsense. It's an amazing concept left to wander aimlessly through a slow, plodding storyline, that really ends up nowhere that isn't underwhelming. Walk, talk, sleep, act odd, repeat. That's what this movie is. Much of what we see on screen is pretty jarring and frustrating too, technically speaking. It was just a mess of a movie that we wish had been far, far better.

Another movie that made us wonder what in the hell horror directors are thinking these days was this mess of Darren Lynn Bousman's. I don't know that we saw a more dull or uneventful movie this year. Did he make 11-11-11 just to capitalize on the date? We hope so, because if he actually though he had a good script on his hands, were scared to trust his judgement anymore going forward. Unremarkable, that's maybe the best way to put it. It's one of those movies that you forget while still watching it.

How do you make a horror movie aimed at tweens and not include any sex or blood in it? We can forgive a shitty story if there's a visual payoff, hell, that's what most of the slasher flicks in the 80's were; poorly made movies with tons of awesome sex and kill scenes. These days when filmmakers recycle cliched old stories to cash in and make a few bucks off of dumb, unsuspecting kids, there's no effort involved and usually very little payoff. In a thriller like this, isn't their supposed to be tension? Do assholes just phone it in and cash a check, thus spitting in our collective faces? Yes, yes they do. It's awful movies like this that make the "PG-13" moniker so dreaded.


We loved the whores in this movie, we cant lie about that. Everything else contained herein is definite face-palm material though. How did this cheap, poorly conceived and made movie end up getting a fairly healthy theatrical run? There's barely even any good blood or kills scenes in it, at least on screen. The multiple endings left us laughing and wondering if maybe the director and his crew were high on crack one weekend and decided to "Just shoot i man, it'll all make sense later!" It's not the worst of the year as many sites are claiming it to be, but it definitely is up there on the WTF were they thinking scale.

If you like the idea of a groovy gang of ghostly hepcats talking all "daddy-o" while  lamely torturing a group of skanky bikers, then you should own this movie. The movie wasn't only annoyingly acted and poorly scripted, but we think it involved aliens of some sort, but we weren't really sure. It made that little sense... or maybe it just sucked so bad that we actively blocked out any sense it did make, you know, as a survival mechanism. this movie had no clue what it wanted to be, or maybe it did and it just couldn't make us give a shit.

Check below for the rest of the naughty list of 2011 movies...