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Left-Over Worst Movie from Last Week Why the People Behind PEEPLES Are Crying: It Could Be a Contender! Saddled with the "credential" of being "presented by Tyler Perry," PEEPLES has gotten bad enough reviews to be an actual Perry film, even though The Madea Maven had next-to-nothing to do with the film. But its grosses? They're anemic at best. So does this one/two punch imply PEEPLES should be a RAZZIE Contender? CLICK HERE to join our Forum discussion...

From January 1 - May 17 Check Out Our Ever-Growing LIST: Every Movie Released in 2013... Exhaustively researched, extremely thorough and exceptionally comprehensive, our Annual List of Eligible Film Titles cross-references info from The L.A. Times, B.O. MoJo and Rotten Tomatoes, and is the most complete list of its kind on the Net. By year's end, our 2012 LIST had 727 titles. This year's list, 20 weeks in, already has about 250 titles (and quite a few potential RAZZIE contenders!). For the 2013 list, CLICK HERE.

YOU Can Be a Voting Member! Be a Part of the Fun in 2013: Sign Up Now for 34th Annual RAZZIE Awards Our 33rd Annual "Winners" have been announced (see directly above) so it's a tad late to be a part of our 2012 dis-honors. But if you hit this LINK, you can become a Voting Member for our 34th Annual RAZZIE Fun-Fest. Benefits include both Nominating and Final Ballots to help pick 2013's Berry Worst Achievements in Film, and a chance to snag a pair of tickets to our 2014 Oscar Eve ceremonies!

Worst Performance Debuting on DVD Lohan az LIZ: If It Ever Played in Theatres, Sheeda Bin a "Winnah"!! Hailed (or more aptly stoned!) by critix across the globe, Lindsay Lohan's astoundingly lame Lifetime movie portrayal of screen icon Elizabeth Taylor in LIZ & DICK only escaped RAZZIE wrath on a technicality: It was never released in theatres here in the U.S. Called "graceless," "Pure Torture" and worse by viewers and reviewers, LIZ & DICK finally debuts on DVD this week. This one's a must see...if only to dis-believe it for yourself!

Best Movie on Basic Cable This Week Garland, Mason Both Shine in 1954 Musical Remake of A STAR IS BORN One of the great Hollywood musicals (and one of the few remakes that's actually superior to the original film) 1954's A STAR IS BORN was a multi-million-dollar project that was butchered by its studio after its premiere. To cram an extra show in each day, exex at Warners cut out about 30 minutes from STAR, thus costing it all six Oscars for which it was nominated. A "restored" version (putting back two musical numbers and more) airs Thursday on TCM.

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