The Worst Movies and TV Shows Ever Made: A Ranked List

From campy classics to mind-boggling flops, there are some movies and TV shows that have set a new low in entertainment. This article ranks some of the worst films and series ever made, giving you a laughable experience that you might enjoy or find profitable to avoid.

Grizzly II: A ’80s Time Capsule of Mediocrity

While watching Grizzly II, a film now available on streaming, my wife and I experienced one of the worst entertainment experiences, reminiscent of a movie from 1983. With its ensemble of young, inexperienced actors (Charlie Sheen included) and bizarre elements such as Nurse Cratchet from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, this film is so bad it doesn't even deserve a laugh. It's an undeniable flop that showcases everything that's wrong with bad filmmaking.

Cats (2019): The Emoji of Movies

A movie so bad, it's out of the question to consider. Cats 2019 is the epitome of everything that should be avoided. The sheer incompetence of its visual effects, storyline, and acting make it a complete disaster. Watching cats animated to look like cartoon characters can be as disturbing as it is ridiculous. James Corden's involvement further solidifies its reputation as a cinematic disaster. The movie is what a cat looks like, and that's not acceptable.

Avatar: The Last Airbender (2017) - A Tragedy of Adaptation

Avatar: The Last Airbender (Movie, 2017) was a betrayal of its beloved fanbase. Starring M. Night Shyamalan, the movie took a beloved show and turned it into a Terminator-esque mess. While the actors and creators did their best, their efforts were completely overshadowed by the adaptation's flaws. The film is so bad that it has essentially been forgotten, and any discussion about it hurts the hearts of fans. Netflix, in its attempt to create a live-action version of the show, must be cautious to avoid similar fiascos. The Avatar: The Last Airbender fanbase is not forgiving.

Hee Haw: A Cultural Monstrosity

Introducing Hee Haw, the absolute worst show of all time. This truly is a show that's better off left in history books, or in the archives. It's so bad, it's on par with watching paint dry. The lack of any redeeming qualities makes it a sensation that one can only wonder how it gained its following.

The Room: A Cinematic Horror Story

Tommy Wiseau's The Room is a testament to the nature of entertainment and reality often intersecting in a horrifying way. This film, produced with a budget of 6 million dollars, grossed only $1800 at the box office. It's a 6 million dollar train wreck that has become a cult classic, yet still, finds its place on the list of the worst movies ever made. While the movie itself is a disaster, the mystery surrounding the filmmaker himself and the undercurrent of intrigue make it more interesting than the film itself. The sheer absurdity of the plot and the execution is a sight to behold for any fan of bad movies.

So, what is the worst movie or TV series ever made? The answers may vary, but these films and series stand as examples of what not to do in the world of entertainment. While some might find them entertaining, others will avoid them at all costs. Just know, you can add your own to the list!