The Absolute Worst Movies of 2018
Why is it so hard to make a film? Because nobody wants to make a bad movie. But so many of them turn out that way: terrible, even unwatchable. And somewhere along the way, all these movies from 2018 alone, they took a turn into Turkey Town.
Hammy acting, bad writing, and ego-driven directing make these the worst movies of 2018 .
Venom

It’s making a venomous amount of money worldwide, but Eddie Brock’s big-screen outing is broken at its core. It careens between tones, fighting between its dark, R-rated impulses and world-building, PG-13-rated obligations. It is borderline incomprehensible.
Winchester

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Dame Helen Mirren, we would normally never dare question you. But, like, what are you doing in Winchester? In a banner year for horror, this ghost story limps through its running time, uninspired and cheesy. It’s not even fun enough to be a campy good time.
The Predator

Time to cancel Shane Black. Beyond his casting of an underage sex offender without telling anyone (the scenes were eventually cut), his soft reboot of the Predator franchise is capital P problematic. It’s also, straight up, a poorly written and directed film, one you can feel the actors rebelling against as they try and stay afloat.
The Outsider

Read the room, Netflix! Nobody wants to see a film set in the world of the Japanese Yakuza underworld starring Jared Leto, aka White Guy Magoo. Stepping aside from the whitewashing debacle, it’s a totally bland, forgettable affair. Watch an actual Yakuza film from actual Japanese people instead.