Leo looked at the list. Twenty titles. Two hundred hours. They’d survived Crossover (#9). They’d endured Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (#12). But Manos had broken something open.
She was wrong.
For 74 minutes, they watched a family get lost in Texas, stumble into a master’s lair, and witness polygamous robe-wearing. The editing was a fever dream. The dialogue was looped wrong. A subplot about a couple making out in a car ran for eleven minutes with zero relevance. the 20 worst movies ever made 2015 taste of cinema
Then came #7: Troll 2 (1990).
Maya grabbed a pillow. “What’s #20?” Leo looked at the list
Missing its central anchor (John Cusack), this film substituted clever time-travel satire with vulgar, uninspired shock humor. The Misguided Star Vehicle
Olivier Megaton’s action thriller became infamous for its frantic, borderline incomprehensible hyper-editing—notoriously requiring 15 cuts just to show Liam Neeson climbing a chain-link fence. They’d survived Crossover (#9)
When cross-referencing Taste of Cinema with other prestigious review institutions of 2015—such as The A.V. Club and the annual Razzie Awards—the consensus on the absolute worst of the year becomes incredibly clear.