Freddy Got Fingered

Gordon Korman, a troubled young man with aspirations of becoming a cartoonist, lives in his parents' basement and struggles with his career and relationships. After a series of bizarre and increasingly absurd events, including a violent confrontation with his father and an accidental dismemberment, Gordon finds himself on a surreal journey of self-discovery and revenge.

Freddy Got Fingered is widely regarded as one of the worst films ever made, notorious for its nonsensical plot, offensive humor, and lack of coherent structure. It was a critical and commercial disaster, often cited as an example of a film where the director's unconventional and anarchic vision completely overwhelmed any semblance of traditional filmmaking.

• An incoherent and offensive mess that relies on shock value and juvenile humor.

• A bafflingly bad film that seems to exist solely to alienate its audience.

• Tom Green's directorial and acting showcase is a disastrous exercise in bad taste.

Google audience: Audiences were largely repulsed by the film, with common complaints focusing on its extreme vulgarity, lack of humor, and nonsensical plot. Many found it to be an unpleasant and pointless viewing experience.

Nominated for 5 Golden Raspberry Awards, including Worst Picture and Worst Actor for Tom Green (winning Worst Actor).

The film's negative reception was so severe that it inspired the creation of the 'Golden Turkey Award' for worst film of the year.