Here are the "Worst" Movies of 2015

Sadly, John Travolta's crime-drama about art thieves failed to steal the heart of audience members.

5 percent

Apparently Liam Neeson's "particular set of skills" does not include the ability to get good ratings for this January thriller.

9 percent

The widely panned superhero reboot has a stellar cast, but a plotline full of holes and bad wigs.

10 percent

Not even James Marsden's charming smile could save this murder mystery, which hit theaters in January.

11 percent

Seventh Son had Hollywood heavyweights Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore behind it, but it still failed to gain any good will at the box office.

12 percent

The adventures of debonair art dealer and part time rogue Charlie Mortdecai (Johnny Depp) weren't enough to distract critics from giving this film abysmal reviews.

12 percent

This ensemble buddy comedy doesn't deliver many laughs, and drowned in poor reviews.

14 percent

The sequel to Ethan Hawke's creepy original lacked a good story, instead relying on jump-scares and gore to freak out its audience.

14 percent

This lackluster, supernatural action movie confirmed once and for all that Vin Diesel performs best when behind the wheel of an expensive car.

16 percent

Despite its fun visuals and funny cast, critics rendered Pixels game over.

17 percent

Fans of the original '80s series were pumped for the remake, but were quickly disappointed by a dark, boring version of their technicolor cartoon icon.

19 percent

Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams, and Emma Stone tried their best to make this tropical romance a hit, but they just couldn't pull it together.

19 percent

Although Ryan Reynolds's mind-swapping sci-fi thriller didn't totally crash and burn at the box office, critics just couldn't give it their stamp of approval.

21 percent

Even the original Terminator himself couldn't keep this movie afloat.

25 percent

The awe-inspiring visuals in Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis's sci-fi flick were the only stunning things about it.

26 percent

Charlize Theron and Chloë Grace Moretz gave it their all, but this gritty drama raked in poor reviews.

26 percent

Vacation's abundance of potty humor didn't do them any favors with movie critics.

27 percent

Daniel Radcliffe and James McAvoy combined forces for this horror/sci-fi movie, but it ended up being one creation that they should've left in the lab.

27 percent

There isn't anything funny about how poorly Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart's comedy was received.

29 percent