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The 10 worst movies of 2020 made a bad year even harder to take

The 10 worst movies of 2020 made a bad year even harder to take Photo by Clay Enos Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures Photo by Justina Mintz Photo courtesy of Neon Photo courtesy of Hulu The year 2020 was a double-edged sword for movie lovers. On one hand, the pandemic brought the vast majority of releases straight to streaming or video-on-demand options, giving plenty of options at viewers fingertips. On the other hand, those movies could be a crapshoot, with no guarantee of quality in a year when many studios were just trying to find ways for their movies to be seen. These are the 10 movies that might have been better off not seeing the light of day.

The best films of 2020: The A V Club critics ballots

Gif: Allison Corr Don’t trust anyone who says it’s impossible to make a best movies list in 2020. There were plenty of films to like and even love over this dark, strange, unprecedented year. Just ask the 12 contributors to The A.V. Club’s list. Each made a ranked ballot of their 15 favorites of 2020, and while there’s certainly overlap on all of them, you’ll also find passion picks sprinkled throughout: the movies that spoke, powerfully and singularly, to one critic in particular. We call those the outliers the films that appeared on one ballot and no others and they’re among the five superlatives affixed to each individual list. Keep reading to get a look behind the scenes of our best-of process, a sense of how our contributors aligned and diverged in their tastes, and maybe a few extra titles to add to your catch-up list as 2020 cycles over to 2021.

10 Best Horror Movies of 2020

10 Best Horror Movies of 2020 David Fear © from left:Universal Pictures; Aidan Monaghan/NETFLIX; Universal Pictures; Shudder Films, 2 10 Best Horror Movies of 2020 You could argue that we didn’t necessarily need horror movies this year there was an abundance of real-life terror to contend with, from a pandemic with no immediate end in sight to the waking nightmare that was our presidential election. What’s scarier than a day in the life of Trump’s America circa 2020? What so many of needed, really, was something cathartic, and gave us a space to project our fears rather than, say, endlessly doomscrolling through Twitter feeds or Covid statistics. None of the exemplary scary movies on this list were directly about what was happening outside our stuck-in-lockdown doors. But more importantly, none of them ignored the real world, either, and even the most escapist film in this lineup somehow managed to add its voice to much bigger conversation about gend

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