The Worst-Reviewed Movies of 2014

Not even Aaron Eckhart's abs could save this gothic thriller, which was released in January (generally known as the worst time for movies).

3 percent

Despite its big fan following, the box office take and the reviews of this adaptation were abysmal.

9 percent

Poor Nicolas Cage. This drama only eked out two percent on the Tomatometer.

2 percent

The scariest thing about this silly horror spoof is how poorly it was received.

8 percent

Another movie that proved January is a cursed time to release a movie.

17 percent

February is also bad — even if it's a Valentine's Day release.

13 percent

Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler couldn't re-create the magic they've made on screen before with this limp family comedy.

14 percent

This remake of a romantic drama had lots of kissing and even more cheesiness.

15 percent

Nuts: this animated film didn't get the praise of say, a Pixar film.

10 percent

As we have established, the greatest abs in all the land cannot save your movie. Not even Kellan Lutz's.

3 percent Source: Summit Entertainment

This horror movie was not quite the Rosemary's Baby for a new generation. The reviews were scary, though.

18 percent

Even with Christopher Nolan as an executive producer and Johnny Depp looking fairly normal for once, this sci-fi thriller was a bust.

19 percent

The combined power of Diane Keaton and Michael Douglas sadly went nowhere for this comedy.

18 percent

It's a tale as old as time: big box office, terrible reviews.

18 percent