Top 8 Worst Rom-Coms Ever

Romcoms can be either your greatest weapon or your worst enemy when it comes to spending an evening with your boo. On the one hand, if all goes well, and they start crying and awing like every five minutes, things are looking up! However, if you hear things like ‘Well, that’s just dumb! Did you see that? OMG, cringe!’ – congrats, you’ve chosen poorly, and now, the best you can hope for is cold pizza for breakfast.

A bad romcom can screw you over, so here are some movie titles you should add to your no-no list (or your “scare away” list).

1. “Employee of the Month”

Pop stars trying their strength in cinema usually does not lead to anything good. “Employee of the Month,” starring the ever-wonderful Jessica Simpson in the title role, is an explicit confirmation of this. Two supermarket workers, a loser and a perfectionist are fighting for their new, hot co-worker’s attention. For some wacky reason, they came to the idea that the only way to get her is to become an Alpha-male. And for a supermarket worker, that means getting the title of “employee of the month.”

2. “Over Her Dead Body”

At first glance, it would seem that the plot of the movie is not so bad. Paul Rudd’s girlfriend gets crushed by an ice angel statue, he’s trying to move on but feels like Eva Longoria’s spirit does not approve. So he seeks help from a medium, who falls in love with him, and then suddenly, we find out that Longoria’s ghost is real. It’s the cheesiest, super predictable comedy with a hint of romance. So unless you’re into that, please stay away from it!

3. “My Boss’s Daughter”

If we can accept that Ashton Kutcher is a good actor and comedian, Tara Reid definitely wasn’t made for the big screen. It’s just not her element. “My Boss’s Daughter” is the kind of comedy where the owl gets the best and funniest role. Frankly, this movie has the right amount of cringe for me, so I actually like it.