1 / 10

10. Hangover Part II - "If there's such a thing as plagiarizing your own work, Hangover Part II is the best example. Also, for those folks who drink to get plastered, fist-pump at the club, splurge on a hooker and say racial epithets for fun — you've finally found your franchise!" - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Warner Bros Pictures)

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2 / 10

9. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - "This ship has sailed, wrecked and sunk right into a Hollywood abyss of nonsense." - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Walt Disney Pictures)

3 / 10

8. Martha Marcy May Marlene - "Indie' is a marketing label that gives lazy films credibility. Martha Marcy May Marlene is the perfect example. Every flaw can be summed up with: 'Well, it's an indie!'" - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Fox Searchlight Pictures)

4 / 10

7. Insidious - "The most the James Wan film offers is ear-piercing sound effects with quick cuts to scary faces. Of course you'll jump, but you'll also jump if someone runs behind you and screams in your eardrum — this is the same effect as Insidious."  - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Stage 6 Films)

5 / 10

6. The Rite - "None of the greats could've made this poorly crafted, lethargic, unoriginal gush of foolishness work onscreen.  The Rite is all wrong." - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Warner Bros Pictures)

6 / 10

5. The Thing - "Blame it on the script? Blame it on the CGI? Blame it on the director? We can't pinpoint what is to blame, but The Thing should've remained buried in 1982." - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Morgan Creek Productions)

7 / 10

4. Straw Dogs - "As the movie poster reads, 'Everyone has a breaking point.' Hopefully Straw Dogs is a breaking point for Hollywood to stop spitting out terribly done remakes." - Read the Full Review (Photo: Courtesy Screen Gems Pictures)

8 / 10

3. Dont Be Afraid of the Dark - "Dark falls into many trappings that ruin a horror movie: Characters who stupidly refuse to leave a haunted house? Check! All gloss and no scares? Check! A spooky brunette child? Check! Previews that are better than the movie? Check!" - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy Mirimax Films)

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9 / 10

2. New Year's Eve - "The worst sin of New Year's Eve is the insulating presentation of New Year's Eve in the Big Apple. Hopefully, no one thinks New Year's Eve in New York City is this boring, clichéd and common." - Read the Full Review(Photo: Courtesy New Line Cinema)

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10 / 10

1. Footloose - "I never want to dance again." - Read the Full Review (Photo: Courtesy Paramount Pictures)

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