The Golden Turkey Awards

The Golden Turkey Awards is an annual event that celebrates and critiques poorly made films, highlighting the worst performances, storylines, and production choices in cinema. Established in the late 1980s by film critics Michael Medved and Harry Medved, the awards aim to entertain fans of "bad movies" by recognizing films that have unintentionally comedic elements or subpar quality. It serves as a humorous reminder that not all films achieve success or acclaim, and some become cult favorites for their flaws. The event often involves a public vote to determine the "winners" in various categories.