Hugh Jackman's character from Movie 43 gets turned into an action figure. Released in 2013, the anthology movie is a collection of comedy shorts connected by an overarching plot involving a washed-up producer pitching insane storylines featuring some of the biggest stars in Hollywood. Each short is by a different director, including Elizabeth Banks, James Gunn, and Bob Odenkirk. Its impressive ensemble cast includes Kate Winslet, Johnny Knoxville, Halle Berry, Richard Gere, Emma Stone, Chris Pratt, Jason Sudeikis, Uma Thurman, Naomi Watts, Chloë Grace Moretz and Christopher Mintz-Plasse. 1j5n23

Although best known as the de-facto leader of the Jackass crew, Johnny Knoxville has enjoyed a long and varied film career - and here's every Johnny Knoxville movie ranked from worst to best. Knoxville has certainly come a long way from testing self-defense equipment on himself for Jeff Tremaine's pioneering skateboarding magazine Big Brother, with his unique brand of gonzo reality clips paving the way for his future success on MTV's Jackass in 2000. Some 20 years later, Knoxville's career has essentially come full-circle, with his latest offering, Jackass Forever, bookending the movie franchise.

Here's every movie collaboration between Chloe Grace Moretz and Christopher Mintz-Plasse, ranked worst to best. Christopher Mintz-Plasse made his film debut with Superbad in 2007, where he stole the show from the likes of Jonah Hill and Seth Rogen as dweeby teenager Fogell - AKA McLovin. Mintz-Plasse soon racked up a lot of credits in the years that followed, including remake Fright Night, Neighbors and voicing Fishlegs Ingerman in the How To Train Your Dragon franchise.

With the year 2020 quickly approaching, the current decade that we live in will come to an end. Known as the 2010s, it has been a time when major franchise movies such as ones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have really taken off. However, not every 2010s movie was successful.

Many awful films have been made over the course of film history – so many in fact that there are thousands of lists on the Internet seeking to expose the worst. Some have been purely vanity projects like George Lucas’ Howard the Duck. Others were made in order to capitalize on its stars’ celebrity, such as Glitter or Gigli. But then there are some atrocities that were made for no apparent rhyme or reason, and just leave the audience thinking: “WTF???” Here is our list of the Top 10 Horrible Movies That Should Have Never Been Made.

When we first heard about Movie 43 last year (it was supposed to have been released this past spring but got delayed), we expected something along the lines of the recent string of star-studded ensemble rom-coms like Valentine's Day or New Year's Eve. What we didn't expect (and we doubt very many people did) was the raunchy, taboo-pushing, all-around (hilariously) inappropriate film we see today in the Movie 43 red-band trailer.