When the captains of comedic commentaries were compiling fan votes for the worst films of 2014, they were also thinking a little farther back and looking for the worst of from the decade of grunge and Monica Lewinski.  With a quarter-million votes, Rifftrax has named the worst 20 films of the 1990s.  Don't be ashamed if you actually like some of the movies on the list.  Truth be told, I'll watch 'Spice World' any day of the week before I watch the film at #1.

  • 20

    'Speed 2: Cruise Control'

    2,944 votes

    Gee, a sequel where the lead actor didn't even want to come back doesn't live up to the original?  Get out of town!  While Sandra Bullock may be a beloved actress today and was definitely on a career upswing after 'Speed' and 'Demolition Man', she wasn't enough to save this movie from the king of extreme bland that is Jason Patrick.

  • 19

    'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III'

    3,404 votes

    I'm confused.  What is this 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III' that you speak of?  As far as I remember there was two live-action movies, a large blank spot in my memory, a CGI movie, and a new live-action film.  Weird.

  • 18

    'The Island of Dr. Moreau'

    3,496 votes

    This is one of several movies on the list that I think was chosen by fans for being infamous more than a bad film.  Weird?  Absolutely.  Bad film?  Not necessarily, especially when you look at other films that made the list.  Brando was definitely not in the peak of his once great career, but Val Kilmer is great in just about anything he does.

  • 17

    'The Blair Witch Project'

    4,347 votes

    Here's my impression of the progression of opinions of this movie...

    "Did you see that new movie, 'The Blair Witch Project'?  Its so creepy!  You know that's real, right?!  That's all actual footage that they found.  Wait... those are actors and this was all just fictional?  This movie sucks!"

  • 16

    'Anaconda'

    4,945 votes

    Truly not a good movie by any stretch of the imagination, but I think people voted for this more for J-Lo's terrible acting instead of the movie itself.

  • 15

    'Highlander II: The Quickening'

    5,083 votes

    I will defend this movie because there's actually a good version of it out there.  The theatrical cut of the film is cinematic dog dookie, but was terrible mainly due to interference from the moneylenders who were funding the picture.  Sure, the script was terrible and the idea of immortals being aliens who were sent to Earth as prisoners is horrific, but watching 'Highlander II: The Renegade Cut' actually makes the film worth watching and enjoyable, fixing as much of mistakes as possible.

  • 14

    'Spice World'

    5,428 votes

    Its a guilty pleasure, I'll admit it.  I can't blame people for not liking the movie, but I found it enjoyable.  I'll never say its a good movie, but I can't see it being a Top 20 worst of the decade.

  • 13

    'Mortal Kombat: Annihilation'

    5,796 votes

    Here's a great idea!  Let's take a video game movie that was actually decent and successful, and then rush out a sequel with only half of the cast returning, poor special effects, terrible actors, and characters from the video games pointlessly shoved in.  How can we lose?

  • 12

    'Street Fighter'

    6,371 votes

    Bad at the time, but in the past twenty years, and in comparison to 'Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li', the original 'Street Fighter' is actually not that bad of a film.  Its campy and doesn't do the source material justice, but its still fun to watch and won't be a waste of time.

  • 11

    'Showgirls'

    6,785 votes

    Let's be honest, this movie was banking on the wholesome image of Elizabeth Berkley's portrayal of Jesse Spano in 'Saved By the Bell' and then going naughty and stripping.  Beyond that, the film was a glorified soft-core porn that is watched by people today more for a laugh than genuine interest in the movie.

  • 10

    'Waterworld'

    7,015 votes

    I'm pretty sure this movie was a result of the success of 'Dances with Wolves' and Kevin Costner thinking he could do anything.  And looking at Costner's career since, I'm starting to wonder if 'Dances with Wolves' was a fluke.  'Waterworld' was large in visual scope, being one of the most expensive films of all time, but didn't pack enough punch in basic storytelling to be a financial success.

  • 9

    'Cool as Ice'

    7,429 votes

    This received over 7,000 votes?  I'm amazed over 7,000 people admitted to see this.

  • 8

    'Bio-Dome'

    7,889 votes

    Pauley Shore found success with 'Encino Man' and 'Son in Law', but audiences quickly found out that two movies was more than enough of Shore's brand of comedy.  The only redeeming point to this movie is turning the sound off and fast fowarding to the scenes with Kylie Minogue.

  • 7

    'Troll 2'

    8,004 votes

    Probably the most beloved worst film of all time, 'Troll 2' is a horrible film that has to be seen to be believed.

  • 6

    'Kazaam'

    8,142 votes

    Bottom line, Shaq has no business doing anything off the basketball court.

  • 5

    'Godzilla'

    8,324 votes

    Ah yes, 'Jurassic Park in New York'.  Had this been called anything but 'Godzilla' it would have had a chance to be a decent success.  But trying to live up to the legacy of a cinematic legend that is Godzilla was too much to try and the film crumbled.  The film was so despised that another Japanese Godzilla film was made where the real Godzilla easily defeated the American Godzilla in a fight.

  • 4

    'Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace'

    9,154 votes

    The perfect example of a film making this list for being infamous instead of bad.  It's not a great film, but its biggest fault it not remotely living up to the original trilogy.  Sure, Jar Jar Binks and young Anakin Skywalker are painful to watch, but apart from that this is the kind of movie that suffers more due to legacy than anything else.

  • 3

    'Super Mario Bros. The Movie'

    11,086 votes

    Arguably the worst video game movie of all time, keeping true to almost nothing from the original games apart from character names.  John Leguizamo and Bob Hoskins both went on record bashing the making of the film and the film itself as terrible moments in their careers.

  • 2

    'Battlefield Earth'

    20,654 votes

    Not sure how this movie made the list of worst 90s films since it came out in 2000, but it sucked so bad that I'd be willing to place this on the worst of list for every decade of the 20th century.  I'm a little shocked that it didn't come in at #1.

  • 1

    'Batman and Robin'

    24,518 votes

    Again, infamous, not necessarily terrible.  Its truly deserving of being on this list, but at #1?  The movie was a franchise killer, halting all plans for a follow-up, 'Batman Triumphant', and seriously harmed the directing credibility of the once impressive Joel Shumacher.  But the film suffered from studio involvement more than anything, showing that when a studio makes a movie with licensing in mind over making an actually good film, nothing good can come of it.

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