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That's a tough one.

I think the overall worst film was Manos: The Hands of Fate. It was laughably bad, and was the least scary horror film I've seen in a while.

However, the movie that angered me the most was Tim Allen's "The Shaggy Dog". No soul, no effort, and no enjoyment.

And the worst one that people enjoyed at one point was Cavalcade. It won Best Picture in 1933, but now people say it didn't deserve it, which it didn't. Also, that was the same year King Kong, State Fair, and 42nd Street were eligible, all excellent movies, and better than the movie that beat it.

So there you go.