Razzie

/ ˈræzɪ /

noun

1. any of several gold-plated ornamental raspberries awarded annually in the United States by the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation for films or acting performances in films considered to be the worst of the year

Example Sentences

“It’s got something. It was powerful,” he beams when the ultra-violent, cocaine-fuelled gangster film is brought up, describing its rise from box office under-achiever and Razzie nominee to cult classic, as “a happy story”.

From BBC

When they watch "The Shining," these professors don't see a cheap horror movie worthy of derision, as the Razzie Awards did after its initial release by nominating Kubrick for worst director and co-star Shelley Duvall for worst actress.

From Salon

“Hillbilly Elegy” also received three nominations for Razzie Awards — a parody awards show that honors the worst of cinema.

From Los Angeles Times

But while Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning story exalts the power of sisterhood to mend intergenerational wounds inflicted by racist violence, misogyny and all variety of physical and emotional abuse, the 1989 multiple Golden Razzie Winner preaches, “Pain don’t hurt.”

From Salon

Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey has swept the board at the Razzie Awards, winning five of the 10 categories.

From BBC