The video game movie genre has long been plagued by a series of flops that have left fans and critics alike shaking their heads. Iconic missteps like 1993's Super Mario Bros. and 1997's Mortal Kombat: Annihilation stand out as notorious examples of how not to translate beloved video games to the big screen. These films not only failed to capture the essence of their source material but also set a low bar for quality that has haunted the genre. However, there's hope on the horizon. Recent successes like the Sonic the Hedgehog series and The Super Mario Bros. Movie demonstrate that Hollywood is learning how to better adapt these stories. Yet, not all attempts have been successful, with movies like Borderlands reminding us that the genre still has its challenges.

Despite the setbacks, Hollywood's persistence is commendable. It's difficult to imagine sinking lower than some of the following abysmal video game movie adaptations:

The Worst Video Game Movie Adaptations of All Time

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