2026 Razzie Predictions and Odds – What Was the Worst in Film in 2025?

War of the Worlds sits as the heavy favorite at -175, and those odds actually present solid value when you dig into what makes a Razzie winner. This Amazon release earned six nominations, which is tied for the most this year. The 4% Rotten Tomatoes score tells you everything you need to know, and Ice Cube’s performance drew attention in the worst possible way.

The Amazon distribution angle works in its favor here. Razzie voters tend to pile on films that generated significant buzz or disappointment, and streaming releases that people actually watched carry more weight than theatrical bombs nobody saw.

At Razzies odds of -175, you’re getting implied probability around 63%, which feels right for a film that checks every box Razzie voters typically reward. The combination of a high-profile star, widespread availability, and critical destruction creates the perfect storm for taking home the “honor”. You almost have to see it to believe it.

Disney’s Snow White sits at +200 to claim Worst Film, and it certainly checks the boxes for Razzie consideration. Rachel Zeigler’s polarizing performance hasn’t won over critics, and the film’s six total nominations suggest widespread disdain. It sits at 39% on Rotten Tomatoes and made $205.7 million off a budget of $336.5 million. The CGI work has been universally panned as distractingly bad.

The problem is that +200 odds imply roughly a 33% chance of winning, and that feels optimistic when you consider the competition. The Razzies often gravitate toward bigger cultural punching bags or films that represent spectacular failures from established franchises. Snow White certainly qualifies as a disappointment, but whether it carries enough cultural weight to sweep the top prize remains questionable.

At these Razzies odds, the value just isn’t compelling enough to warrant a serious play. There’s better value elsewhere in this field.

The +500 odds on Hurry Up Tomorrow might seem tempting at first glance, but this one carries significant risk despite its obvious flaws. The Weeknd’s directorial debut absolutely bombed with critics, with a score of 14% on Rotten Tomatoes. With a budget of $15 million, it made just $7.8 million. The film essentially plays like an extended music video rather than a cohesive narrative.

The presence of Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan complicates the betting value here. Both actors have genuine talent and credibility, which could work against this film’s Razzie chances. Voters tend to gravitate toward complete misfires with no redeeming qualities. Having respected performers in the mix might give some Razzie voters pause.

The implied probability at these odds suggests roughly a 17% chance, but the market seems skeptical for good reason. With stronger contenders likely in the field, treating this as anything more than a long shot feels optimistic. The value just isn’t compelling enough to warrant serious consideration.

The Electric State sits at +500 odds, and while that might look tempting for a film with a dismal 14% Rotten Tomatoes score, there are real concerns about its Razzie potential. The movie certainly has ammunition for mockery, as critics savaged Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt’s performances, and the adaptation butchered its source material. Those are classic Razzie ingredients.

The problem is that bad movies need more than poor reviews to win Worst Film. They require a special kind of hate-watching energy. The Electric State carries a significant handicap here: its impressive special effects might actually work against it.

At +500, you’re betting on a movie that’s technically bad, but might be too competent in certain areas to generate real Razzie passion. The value just doesn’t align with the risk here.

Star Trek: Section 31 has quickly an unlikely awards contender, though not the kind Paramount might have hoped for. Currently sitting at +1300 Razzie odds to win Worst Film, the franchise spinoff has been met with an overwhelmingly negative critical response. Reviewers have labeled it, “the worst thing to come from the Star Trek franchise”. That’s over 60 years, across all types of mediums!

Much of the criticism centers on the film’s structure and tone. Rather than feeling like a fully realized standalone movie, Section 31 plays, in many critics’ eyes, like an extended backdoor pilot for a streaming series. For a franchise built on optimism and exploration, this darker, uneven installment has left many fans wondering how it strayed so far off course. The 23% Rotten Tomatoes score reflects its credentials, even though it manages to be a longshot in the Razzies odds for Worst Film.

Again, you’re getting value on War of the Worlds for Ice Cube’s Razzies odds of -150. Granted, he didn’t have much to work with. Ice Cube and his Zoom camera are nominated for Worst On-Screen Combo, as he basically just spoke into his webcam for the majority of his screen time. But he didn’t go himself any favors.

Scott Eastwood’s performance in Alarum makes him the second favorite at +150. Dave Bautista tried his best in In The Lost Lands, but still lands at +500. However, he shouldn’t be ahead of Abel Tesfaye, who was awful in Hurry Up Tomorrow and has a price of +600. Jared Leto brings up the rear at +1000 for Tron: Ares.

Don’t overthink it. Ice Cube at -150 should be a no-brainer at these Razzies odds. Grab this price before the value disappears!

Rebel Wilson takes the favorite status here at -125 for Bride Hard, which features a wedding gone terribly wrong, especially in the execution of the film. Ariana DeBose is next at +150 for Love Hurts, a movie that doesn’t know if it wasn’t to be a rom-com, or an action movie, and fails at both. Milla Jovovich gets a nod at +500 for In The Lost Lands.

A pair of Academy Award winners feature in these 2026 Razzie odds as Michelle Yeoh sits at +600 for Star Trek: Section 31. Natalie Portman is the final nominee at +700 for Fountain of Youth. Oscar winners aren’t exempt from Razzie “glory”. The likes of Sandra Bullock, Halle Berry (who brought her Oscar when presented with her Razzie), and Leonardo DiCaprio have won both.

I believe it will come down to Wilson, DeBose, and Jovovich. I’ll take the return of Wilson at -125, which I think should be closer to -200. Watch Bride Hard and you’ll see what I mean. Let’s put Rebel Wilson in our 2026 Razzies predictions!