Never before has handing out these awards been more difficult. When decent, but not great films like Seven Swords and Initial D get included in a Top 10 list, you know it's been a crappy year. 2005 looks even worse when you consider what barely missed the cut: Drink-Drank-Drunk, House of Fury, and The Myth. Hell, even Dragon Reloaded could have made the Top 10. Was 2005 really this terrible?

In a word: yes. As further proof, we give you William Hung -- and I actually feel guilty about singling Hung out for negative awards because knocking William Hung is as original as being a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers. But the kid deserves his knocks; he was terrible in Where's Mama's Boy, a movie that was bad enough already even without Hung. At least we had Election, Crazy N' The City, and SPL. Plus there was The Promise; a more [inadvertently] entertaining time was probably not had at the movies this year. With the absence of actual good films, craptacular entertainment is the next best thing.

If 2006 isn't better then the site will be moving to Taiwan.