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Of course I definitely defend Rob Zombie Halloween II, The Haunting of Sharon Tate and Children of the Corn(2020). There was nothing wrong with them except that maybe some scenes were to brutal but what horror movie hasn't push the limits. Also The Devil Inside was not horrible but I agree the ending piss me off to this very day.
i think a major problem with some horror films is when they allow the evil presence/entity to do anything. if there are no rules and it can just show up anywhere, there isn't much suspense or worry. Its why It Follows works so well is because the creature has to abide by the rules
Yeah, “Winnie the Pooh blood and honey” looks like a poor man’s version of Disney’s Christopher Robin from 2018. On top of it, this pooh bear is quite a “Pooh your pants at the sight of him bear”. To reference Winnie the Pooh’s oh bother series of books, “Oh bother, someone’s killing people” 😕
At least the sequel has a larger, meatier budget, so at least the character designs and special effects for Pooh, Piglet, Owl and Tigger will be much better.
I am only going to defend Jason X, it wasn't that much of a bad movie, it had some great kills in it and she get more credit. As for Halloween 2, it started off good, but then became awful after the whole hospital turned out to have happened years before.
Fun Fact: Actor Jonathan Cherry, in House of the Dead, played in another horror movie that same year that was definitely one of the best of it's year as well as my favorite of it's year (battling with House of 1000 Corpses), Final Destination 2. There's a silver lining
@@KarenTehrani Yeah, glad I never watched that abomination that has Pooh and others. I love Disney no matter what, and hopefully, this Pooh horror movie never comes to Disney +.
I remember when One Missed Call was in theatres. I was 8 when it was in theatres. I believe my dad, my sister and I we're going to see a movie called Waterhorse (I could be wrong as it's been a long time since I've seen it) and One Missed Call was in the theatre at the same time and the poster for the movie scared the fuck out of me. Pretty sure I had nightmares just from the movie poster. Lol. I'm 24 now and I may watch the movie someday to see how scary it actually is.
I'm glad to know I'm not only kid who was scared of this poster at the time.I remember everybody talking about how bad the movie was and here I was terrified of the poster😂😂😂
I loved "one missed call" man. It was such a classic horror for the 2000's. Like i get it wasn't the greatest and seemed like a copy but man that ringtone scared the hell out of me as a teenager. I loved it. Just a classic dumb horror
It’s the only version I know and I really like it. I was born August 13th, 1996. I think I was 11 when I first saw the movie and it definitely scared me but was still very enjoyable even though I always cover my eyes when the one girl starts cutting her sisters wrist and I always get sick to my stomach when Beth is crawling through the vent of the abandoned hospital and the burning corpse that’s there starts moving. Seriously that part is disgusting AF.
I agree with most of the movies on this list, EXCEPT for 2001. Jason X (2001) was stupid, but fun horror movie, with the BEST KILL from the Friday the 13th Franchise. There were WAY WORSE movies that year, including "The Forsaken" and "Mimic 2"
FDC (the 2002 movie) at least gets points for having really unsettling box art. Encountering that image at blockbuster messed me up when I was a kid. *EDIT*: I can't actually type the name of the movie because youtube thinks I'm attempting to post a link. 😂
The only horror movie on this list that I’m not happy about making the cut on it is Rob Zombie’s “Halloween ll”. It’s more bloody & savage than not only its predecessor, but also the original “Halloween ll”. I wished things would’ve gone better for what could’ve been Rob Zombie’s “Halloween lll”, because it could’ve been a major critical improvement over both its predecessors & the original “Halloween lll: Season Of The Witch” had it been made before being cancelled eventually.
The people responsible for "Children of the corn" and "winnie the pooh" desrve jail time. My god, those films were atrocious. And hats off to anyone who managed to watch the whole thing. Legends 😂
“The Banana Splits Movie” should have been on that list. Because “Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey” is on that list. And I don’t mean to argue, but you can’t have one without the other on that list.
I for one did not care for The Devil Inside at all. My curiosity towards horror movies has been a major regret but this, I’m like WTFDIJW? Stands for What The F**** Did I Just Watch
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! 6:00 Some horror movies are so bad that they're unintentionally funny, and some of such movies are even regarded as good comedy movies. 🤣 I'll watch The Wicker Man (2006).
I liked Exorcist Believer!! It seemed a lot like the first one! And possessing two girls was crazy! Nice seeing Reagan and her mom making cameo appearances!! Had a tear in my eyes seeing them
I'll never understand hollywood's obsession with franchises like Children of the corn and Amityville Horror. They are constantly getting sequels and reboots and what have you and all of them suck, including the originals. Stop trying to revive them. They suck
How is 2012’s “12/12/12” not on the list? Bad cinematography, bad effects, bad acting, overexplaining everything, bad deaths, and overall portraying things in movies that should be taken seriously and with respect within movies terribly. It is a movie that has caused me rage, I tell people not to watch it because I already have wasted my time on it. I'd prefer to watch “The Devil Inside” But that is just my opinion.
I personally think that the 2000s produced the worst horror movies of the history: the originals are weak, most of the remakes are terrible and the sequels to big franchises are the worst possible (Blair Witch 2, Halloween: Resurrection, Scream 3... )
Amazing video watch mojo of the worst horror movies throughout the 2000 to now,fantastic job. I somewhat enjoy alone in the dark, Winnie the Pooh blood and honey, one miss called many others too.
You know its worst when it got even lower than Catwoman On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 3% of 61 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 2.2/10. The website's consensus reads: "Oh, bother."
I actually enjoyed Jason X only cause I was a kid when it came out and I had watched it a lot around my preteen and teenager years 😂 The second Rob Zombie Halloween movie was weird even for me watching it as a kid at the time 😂 I thought his first one was ok 😂 Hated Hellraiser Revelations 😂
In my huge opinion, The Devil Inside is one of the WORST horror movies I’ve ever seen. Although I did like how actor Malcolm Wayans parodied it in the beginning of A Haunted House 2
They were probably worse when compared to the other horror movies of those years. You dont see Sinister or Conjuring on this list because they were better horror movies
I still enjoy Blair witch 2 more than the original. I did not like Blair witch plus I enjoyed the soundtrack to book of shadows that came on the DVD release
Agreed on Hellraiser: Revelations. After watching Judgement, I felt the trailer was much better. However, I kinda like that one better than Revelations, Revelations should've had a different story, and not been part of the Hellraiser movies
Cap... People can say what they want. BoS: Blair Witch 2 was dope. Folks just wanted another found footage joint and, consequently, blocked themselves from enjoying a fun af movie.
I’ve seen a couple of these and feel the same way but the 3 that stick out to me the most were Blair Witch 2 Halloween 2 Jason X Me personally I didn’t even think the 1st BW was that good and Jason V in space was doomed to fail from the start and exactly what the narrator said about Halloween 2 is why that failed
Saying Jason X had too many laughs than scares. Yeah, that’s why it’s good. It’s dumb fun. No one watches a Friday sequel for scares. It’s great, stupid, knowing fun.
For 2006, I would mention Death Note. What a mess destroying a terrific TV series and the manga. The only saving grace to that disaster was Willem Dafoe voicing Ryuk.
Am i the only one that liked Slenderman it was pretty decent movie, not bad but decent. Yes, it could of been better, but i get what they we're going for.
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Of course I definitely defend Rob Zombie Halloween II, The Haunting of Sharon Tate and Children of the Corn(2020). There was nothing wrong with them except that maybe some scenes were to brutal but what horror movie hasn't push the limits. Also The Devil Inside was not horrible but I agree the ending piss me off to this very day.
Love It WatchMojo.
Yes I'm defending book of shadows the Blair witch 2 cuz it's not just My All time favorite movie but I find it sooooooo underrated 🖤
i think a major problem with some horror films is when they allow the evil presence/entity to do anything. if there are no rules and it can just show up anywhere, there isn't much suspense or worry. Its why It Follows works so well is because the creature has to abide by the rules
@@GregHuffman1987 What exactly are the "rules" set forth in It Follows besides the whole don't have sex rule if you can call that.
"The writing is on the wall" must be this writers favorite line ever.
My thoughts exactly. The writing on the wall should have been obvious to him after the 3rd time. Lol
Jason X is a stone-cold classic.
Fun drinking game: take a shot every time the narrator says “the writings on the wall.”
Where's Jeepers Creepers Reborn? That was a big middle finger to it's fans.
Fr 😂😂
For real! I was really expecting to see this on here.
It should be on here but the cut off was 2020.
The worst Movie I‘ve ever seen!
All “fans” of that movie should be looked into
Bruh Jason X was one slash for man and one giant slash for mankind
I liked it
Yeah, “Winnie the Pooh blood and honey” looks like a poor man’s version of Disney’s Christopher Robin from 2018. On top of it, this pooh bear is quite a “Pooh your pants at the sight of him bear”. To reference Winnie the Pooh’s oh bother series of books, “Oh bother, someone’s killing people” 😕
I agree with you. It's probably one I will rent instead of seeing in the movie theater.
Less "poor man's version" and more "meth addicted homeless man's version"
You know its worst when it got even lower than Catwoman
It was such a huge disappointment
At least the sequel has a larger, meatier budget, so at least the character designs and special effects for Pooh, Piglet, Owl and Tigger will be much better.
Jason X was wonderful, campy fun!
I totally agree.
I loved it to
🤣😒
I am only going to defend Jason X, it wasn't that much of a bad movie, it had some great kills in it and she get more credit. As for Halloween 2, it started off good, but then became awful after the whole hospital turned out to have happened years before.
Yes it is ,as a whole,its rreally a bad movie
It's a half assed ripoff of a Mad TV skit from 1995 called Apollo the 13th Jason Takes NASA.
I loved Jason X so, so much. It's almost a comfort movie!
Fun Fact: Actor Jonathan Cherry, in House of the Dead, played in another horror movie that same year that was definitely one of the best of it's year as well as my favorite of it's year (battling with House of 1000 Corpses), Final Destination 2. There's a silver lining
Sora: “The Winnie the Pooh I have known will never be like you!”
Horror Pooh: “He is weak compared to me!”
Yeah. The real Winnie the Pooh is a fun loving bear who loves friends and honey.
@@KarenTehrani
Yeah, glad I never watched that abomination that has Pooh and others. I love Disney no matter what, and hopefully, this Pooh horror movie never comes to Disney +.
@@BlazerK1914 Yup.
You know its worst when it got even lower than Catwoman
@@SirsasthNigam. Yeah. And trust me. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is even worse than Catwoman (2004) when it comes to ratings.
I remember when One Missed Call was in theatres. I was 8 when it was in theatres. I believe my dad, my sister and I we're going to see a movie called Waterhorse (I could be wrong as it's been a long time since I've seen it) and One Missed Call was in the theatre at the same time and the poster for the movie scared the fuck out of me. Pretty sure I had nightmares just from the movie poster. Lol. I'm 24 now and I may watch the movie someday to see how scary it actually is.
Omg, same. The poster scared the shit out of me as a kid. Especially the trailer whenever it came on TV.
I'm glad to know I'm not only kid who was scared of this poster at the time.I remember everybody talking about how bad the movie was and here I was terrified of the poster😂😂😂
I always laugh when the clip of the bad Chucky animatronic pops up. 😂
I loved "one missed call" man. It was such a classic horror for the 2000's. Like i get it wasn't the greatest and seemed like a copy but man that ringtone scared the hell out of me as a teenager. I loved it. Just a classic dumb horror
Love that Ringtone!!!
Bought the dvd from retro game store cause that poster freaked me out back then
It is the PERFECT early 2000s horror movie. Remember watching it in theaters as a teen and my friend whimpering after 😂
It’s the only version I know and I really like it. I was born August 13th, 1996. I think I was 11 when I first saw the movie and it definitely scared me but was still very enjoyable even though I always cover my eyes when the one girl starts cutting her sisters wrist and I always get sick to my stomach when Beth is crawling through the vent of the abandoned hospital and the burning corpse that’s there starts moving. Seriously that part is disgusting AF.
I love it and forget me not and case 39
Am I the only one who actually likes a lot of these films? 😂 Jason X was my favorite Jason film when I was a kid.
I like some of em too but definitely not for horror reasons 😂
Yeah, I agree. It shouldn’t be on this list. It’s original and entertaining.
Even Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey?
It wasn’t until a few years ago that I realized that the Wicker Man was a horror movie. I was like, “This isn’t a comedy?“
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I agree with most of the movies on this list, EXCEPT for 2001. Jason X (2001) was stupid, but fun horror movie, with the BEST KILL from the Friday the 13th Franchise. There were WAY WORSE movies that year, including "The Forsaken" and "Mimic 2"
Completely agree!
"Do you really want to waste it (valuable time) watching Birdemic: Shock & Terror?"
ME: Abso-Fukkn-Lutely!
Jason X is a movie I rewatch from time to time. The others I’ve seen either not at all or only once.
FDC (the 2002 movie) at least gets points for having really unsettling box art. Encountering that image at blockbuster messed me up when I was a kid.
*EDIT*: I can't actually type the name of the movie because youtube thinks I'm attempting to post a link. 😂
When I saw the review of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, I knew it was going to be bad!
Okay I will defend Jason X! It's corny in a good way.
I re-watch all the time
I did see Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension on Paramount+. Scared me a little but didn’t care about it
Jason X?! You're tripping.
The only horror movie on this list that I’m not happy about making the cut on it is Rob Zombie’s “Halloween ll”. It’s more bloody & savage than not only its predecessor, but also the original “Halloween ll”. I wished things would’ve gone better for what could’ve been Rob Zombie’s “Halloween lll”, because it could’ve been a major critical improvement over both its predecessors & the original “Halloween lll: Season Of The Witch” had it been made before being cancelled eventually.
Jason X was bad but it was fun and entertaining
The people responsible for "Children of the corn" and "winnie the pooh" desrve jail time. My god, those films were atrocious.
And hats off to anyone who managed to watch the whole thing. Legends 😂
Exorcist beginning was awesome.
I disagree, "Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist" was the better one.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey should never have been made!
i agree pooh bear is iconic character should never have been messed with
@@pengwing638 right?!
halloween resurrection? halloween ends? i'll always know what you did last summer? urban legend bloody mary?
Halloween Kills?
@@davsny5Halloween Kills is great
I Know Who Kill Me was good to me 🤷🏻♀️ I avoided it for years because everyone said it was bad. When I sat down and watch it I liked it.
One missed call is actually underrated,that movie scared the hell out of me for a long time,definitely not deserve to be on this list
Winnie-the-Pooh was bad, I will give you that.....but I loved just how dumb it was 😂
“The Banana Splits Movie” should have been on that list. Because “Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey” is on that list. And I don’t mean to argue, but you can’t have one without the other on that list.
The Banana Splits Movie isn’t one of the worst Horror Movies it’s far from worst
At least that one was competently made. The latter was not.
I for one did not care for The Devil Inside at all. My curiosity towards horror movies has been a major regret but this, I’m like WTFDIJW?
Stands for What The F**** Did I Just Watch
Not the BEES!!!!!
Winnie the Pooh horror movie was terrible
I agree with you. I'm glad I NEVER watched this garbage in the first place.
Oh bother
@@David-dc3nk Oh bother indeed.
I agree with Watchmojo on this video BIG TIME.
The writing is 'on the wall' that the voice-over guy is horrendous.
Watched until 2005 and couldn't continue because of the voice-over
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! 6:00 Some horror movies are so bad that they're unintentionally funny, and some of such movies are even regarded as good comedy movies. 🤣 I'll watch The Wicker Man (2006).
Probably just me, but I really liked "Exorcist: The Beginning", and the final scene was a great nod to fans of the original.
i saw BOTH versions....and found both of them entertaining timewasters xD
I liked Exorcist Believer!! It seemed a lot like the first one! And possessing two girls was crazy! Nice seeing Reagan and her mom making cameo appearances!! Had a tear in my eyes seeing them
Take a drink every time you hear “the writing was on the wall” or any variation of it
I think that Slender Man is one of the best Horror Movies i've watched. I think they did a very good job.
Blood and Honey was the biggest “bruh” moment Hollywood could do with a horror movie based on a children’s story
I don't think it had anything to do with Hollywood! Wasn't it British?
@@iamnotanaddict2905 it may have been. I just assumed
@@BigFella117Mickey Mouse is next in the menu
@@noahalcantar2431 oh dear 🤦♂️
@@BigFella117oh bother
I'm surprised "The Temple" wasn't on here. Like... it's such a bad movie with an even WORSE twist
I love One Missed Call lol one of the many terrible movies I went out of my way to buy. Wicker Man 06 is a cult classic, and Jason X was dope.
Just wait for the steamboat willy horror movie adaptation that's bound to pop up this year
I'll never understand hollywood's obsession with franchises like Children of the corn and Amityville Horror. They are constantly getting sequels and reboots and what have you and all of them suck, including the originals. Stop trying to revive them. They suck
How is 2012’s “12/12/12” not on the list?
Bad cinematography, bad effects, bad acting, overexplaining everything, bad deaths, and overall portraying things in movies that should be taken seriously and with respect within movies terribly.
It is a movie that has caused me rage, I tell people not to watch it because I already have wasted my time on it.
I'd prefer to watch “The Devil Inside”
But that is just my opinion.
I personally think that the 2000s produced the worst horror movies of the history: the originals are weak, most of the remakes are terrible and the sequels to big franchises are the worst possible (Blair Witch 2, Halloween: Resurrection, Scream 3... )
Nah, 2000 tried to do something “new” but didn’t work, between 2004 and 2008 is when everything went downhill
Nah lots of great and uncompromising movies during that time
Blair witch 2 was the most boring movie ever. I watched it when i was 8 years old and not even scared me.
With Paranormal Activity an intriguing franchise, the final film was one of the worst finales I have ever watched.
Winnie the pooh blood and honey had me in bits. Absolutely hilarious.
I don't need to watch Winnie the Pooh blood and honey to know its awful, how dare they fuck with a timeless classic like that!
A drinking game idea…drink every time “the writing was on the wall” is said in this video. 🤦🏻
Amazing video watch mojo of the worst horror movies throughout the 2000 to now,fantastic job. I somewhat enjoy alone in the dark, Winnie the Pooh blood and honey, one miss called many others too.
You know its worst when it got even lower than Catwoman
On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 3% of 61 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 2.2/10. The website's consensus reads: "Oh, bother."
Yeah. It's WAY WORSE than Catwoman (2004) when it comes to ratings.
Wheres the wall that everybody is writing on??
I actually enjoyed Jason X only cause I was a kid when it came out and I had watched it a lot around my preteen and teenager years 😂
The second Rob Zombie Halloween movie was weird even for me watching it as a kid at the time 😂 I thought his first one was ok 😂
Hated Hellraiser Revelations 😂
In my huge opinion, The Devil Inside is one of the WORST horror movies I’ve ever seen. Although I did like how actor Malcolm Wayans parodied it in the beginning of A Haunted House 2
You meant MARLON Wayans. He PORTRAYS Malcolm.
@@jamiethal1319 Yes. I accidentally got it mixed up
This seems more of a "here's a bad movie from every year" not truly a worst of every year several of these movies are quite entertaining
They were probably worse when compared to the other horror movies of those years. You dont see Sinister or Conjuring on this list because they were better horror movies
And no. I don’t defend these horror movies at all
I still enjoy Blair witch 2 more than the original. I did not like Blair witch plus I enjoyed the soundtrack to book of shadows that came on the DVD release
Agreed on Hellraiser: Revelations. After watching Judgement, I felt the trailer was much better. However, I kinda like that one better than Revelations, Revelations should've had a different story, and not been part of the Hellraiser movies
lol one missed call wasn’t that bad
The little girl in Children of the Corn was great ...at overacting.
I thought Halloween II was the sequel to the original when I first saw it and viewing it was so baffling for that reason.
Haha the original already has a sequel 😂
There’s a horror Pooh and now we’re getting a horror Mickey whether we want it or not. Because apparently Pooh did so well. 🙄
While "Birdemic" is an awful movie, the RiffTraxx roast of it is one of the best I've ever seen.
Cap... People can say what they want. BoS: Blair Witch 2 was dope. Folks just wanted another found footage joint and, consequently, blocked themselves from enjoying a fun af movie.
I’ve seen a couple of these and feel the same way but the 3 that stick out to me the most were
Blair Witch 2
Halloween 2
Jason X
Me personally I didn’t even think the 1st BW was that good and Jason V in space was doomed to fail from the start and exactly what the narrator said about Halloween 2 is why that failed
By Halloween 2,do you mean rob zombie's version or John carpenter's?
Nah... Blair Witch 2 was fun, satirical, and also ahead of its time.
None of these movies were that bad I actually enjoyed watching them
Saying Jason X had too many laughs than scares. Yeah, that’s why it’s good. It’s dumb fun. No one watches a Friday sequel for scares. It’s great, stupid, knowing fun.
How many times is the narrator gonna say "the writing was on the wall" or some variation. Good lord
That’s why Winnie the Pooh should always stay kid-friendly
Never become a horror film
No way José
Agreed.
@@KarenTehrani welcome to the Disney alliance
@@nintendorakyamato1859 Yeah thanks.
The Winnie the Pooh movie was horrendous, but it was so bad that I thought it was laugh out loud funny. And because of that, it is still fun to watch.
Jason X, Halloween II 2009 are both good in my opinion
Jason X is GOATED, the audacity to put it on this list lol
For 2006, I would mention Death Note. What a mess destroying a terrific TV series and the manga. The only saving grace to that disaster was Willem Dafoe voicing Ryuk.
Yeah, Death Note was one of the worst movies ever made
To lump Birdemic and Jaxon X in the same category is ludicrous. There are different levels of "worst."
JaSon, not JaXon.
Ouija was all right a little basic but not bad and I would say the same for almost every movie after that
The Last Exorcism Part II(2013) and The Devil Inside(2012) are not that bad
Oh my God they really did this😂 when Clyde Baker walked away from hellraiser they should have just left it alone lol
Please 👏maked the Best animated movies villains of each year.
Jason worst? My man Jason x was brutal as hell , loved the look of him to
One missed call is one of my favorite movies
I think about "I know who killed me" a lot out of context
Am i the only one that liked Slenderman it was pretty decent movie, not bad but decent. Yes, it could of been better, but i get what they we're going for.
I really liked it
@@YamiYugi95 cool glad I'm not the only one
Blood and honey is getting a squeal and we can only hope it’s better then the first one
is it bad i saw half this list and loved all of them!? XD
I laughed harder at Ouija than I have most comedies
We just gonna ignore the excellent range of motion at 3:56? 😳
2020: The Turning--HANDS DOWN!
So, the last exorcism 2 is worse than Birdemic 2? Nice improvement!
god i hated that Blair witch 2 movie
Birdemic Shock and Terror has to have the absolute worst special effects I have ever seen.
Dude Blair witch 2 sucked but there’s something about 90s 2000s goth girls that’s awesome that we need to bring back
Blood and Honey. Everyone that went to it, knew what they were getting. I had fun.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey number 1, why am I not surprised?
It's the last movie on a list of worst movies of each year.
Yeah, NOT number 1.