I Watched Every Razzie Worst Picture Winner (ft. ​Nikki Carreon & YungJunko)

What's up cinephiles,

I'm Evasive,

and this piece of paper right here

means two things:

Number one,

I am tens of thousands of

dollars in debt,

and number two,

I know a lot about movies.

And since it looks like the U.S.

government is not going to be giving

me any debt relief this year,

I have no choice now

but to torture myself on the Internet

for money to pay off the loans

I took out to go to film school.

(eEeEewWwWw!)

So for this video, I watched

every movie that's ever won

a Razzie Award for Worst

Picture of the Year.

This was an extremely painful experience

and I regretted my decision immediately,

but for the sake of my adoring fans

and my bank account,

I went ahead and watched all 46 of these

movies so I could explain them to you.

But after the grueling

experience of watching all these movies,

I'm not about to tackle this

breakdown alone.

So I went ahead and roped in another video

essay girly and a talking trash can

to help explain some of these

movies for me.

But before I get to the movies,

let me explain what the Razzies are.

The Golden Raspberry Awards

are an annual event,

usually held the night before the Oscars,

to give out awards for

the worst movies of the year.

It was founded by Hollywood copywriter

John Wilson and editor Maureen Murphy.

The idea for the Razzies came about

in 1980 when Wilson saw

Can't Stop the Music and Xanadu

back to back and hated them both

so much he thought there ought

to be an award show

for this type of thing.

Months later, Wilson hosted an

Oscars watch party at his house,

and after the Oscars had finished,

he and Murphy passed out ballots

to everyone at the party to vote

on the worst movies of the year,

and then he announced

the winners in his living room.

Over time, the ceremony grew and grew,

and today they're considered a staple

of the Hollywood award season

as a low-budget Bizarro World Oscars

that distributes awards in categories

such as Worst Actor, Worst Director,

and Worst Screenplay.

Unlike the qualifications for

voting at the Oscars, though,

becoming a Razzie voter is very easy:

either be friends with

one of the producers

or just pay a $40 membership fee.

That's all it takes.

So that's the story of the Razzies.

Now, are you ready to learn

about every single movie

that won Worst Picture?

Because I wasn't.

There's 46 of these things,

so I'm going to talk about each one

just a minute or two

and hand off a few to my guests

so I don't completely lose my mind here.

Also, I put a content warning

on a bunch of these movies

because of the sensitive subject

matter I discuss.

Not trying to traumatize anybody

but myself in this video...

well, me and my guests.

But I commissioned them for this,

so i-- it's fine.