The 4th Annual Scabbies: Celebrating the Worst Horror Movies of 2010

Disembowelments in 3-D sound cool and all, but it would've been nice if there was some attempt at a decent plot, particularly with this being the final chapter in the franchise. Talk about going out with a whimper.

Runner-up: Resident Evil: Afterlife

The Crazies minus the budget, the star power, the action, the scares and the viewers.

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A nonsensical, cliché-ridden script renders a talented cast (Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson, Kate Walsh, Charles S. Dutton, Kevin Durand) flat and ineffective.

Runner-up: After.Life 

Argento's latest effort is melodramatic with a stupefying script that asks us to overlook glaring, ridiculous plot details almost -- but not quite -- as bad as his previous film, Mother of Tears.

Runner-up: George Romero, Survival of the Dead

Incoherent and overacted with mediocre effects, this first English-language effort from Fruit Chan (Dumplings) is little more than yet another Asian-styled "curse" movie (think The Ring or The Grudge) with a stringy haired ghost woman popping out of every little crevice.

Runner-up: Luis Berdejo, The New Daughter

The characters in this talky Baghead-ish pseudo-thriller spew such incomprehensible wannabe-Juno dialogue, I had to turn on the subtitles to understand what the heck they were saying. I shouldn't have bothered.

Runner-up: Harpoon

Seriously, how can you not enjoy a movie in which a guy bicycle kicks 13 mutant flying piranhas?