Television star turned Evangelical minister Kirk Cameron took home the top prizes Saturday night at this year’s Razzie Awards, a celebration of the year’s worst films. Cameron’s Saving Christmas, which IMDB users have ranked as the worst movie of all time, took home four Razzies, including worst picture.
“It’s about on the level of a super 8 movie from when I was a kid. It has no cinematic value at all,” Razzie founder John Wilson told the BBC after the show, held on the eve of the Academy Awards.
Other big winners included Michael Bay, who won worst director for Transformers 4: Age of Extinction, and Cameron Diaz, who won worst actress for The Other Woman and Sex Tape.
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Ben Affleck, who previously won a Razzie for Gigli, won the “Razzie Redeemer Award,” which acknowledges a recipient’s turnaround. The actor starred in the critically acclaimed Gone Girl last year.
Saturday’s ceremony, combining humor and biting criticism, marked the 35th Annual Gold Raspberries.
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