Bottom 10 Films of 2020

Sometimes, you just need to see a terrible film and turn your brain off.

Title (Year) Director.

10. Ava (USA) Tate Taylor. The disjointed story and wavering focus cannot be recovered by a committed cast.

9. Like a Boss (USA) Miguel Arteta. An insult to any business owner.

8. The Prom (USA) Ryan Murphy. A disjointed and unfocused story in which many of the performances are insulting to the subject matter. The production design is terribly inaccurate.

7. Rogue Warfare: The Hunt (USA) Mike Gunther. An insult to war films.

6. Project Power (USA) Ariel Schulman. The premise is there, but the film is doomed by the choppy editing and directing.

5. Mulan (Hong Kong) Niki Caro. Although visually stunning, the acting is hollow and the story is contrived.

4. Hubie Halloween (USA) Steven Brill. Sandler up to his usual pointless antics.

3. The Wrong Missy (USA) Tyler Spindel. The wrong movie. (I didn’t want to think much of this review).

2. Coffee and Kareem (USA) Michael Dowse. Weak plot and weak acting.

1. The Kissing Booth 2 (USA) Vince Marcello. Unconvincing leading cast mixed in with an overly cliched script = horrible.