7. Son Of The Mask - Creepy-Ass CGI Baby
Two words that separately might seem harmless enough, yet together strike fear and horror into the hearts of even the mightiest man: CGI baby. This horrendous follow-up to the Jim Carrey-starring classic replaces the legendary comedian with Jamie Kennedy, who has to contend with his infant son seemingly possessing the very same powers of The Mask. Whoever thought that a) the idea of a possessed baby was a good one and b) that achieving this bone-headed concept through CGI was going to be remotely realistic, should never be allowed near a film set again - the result is very much the same feeling you get from eating too many sugary sweets, and wanting to feel sick, but being unable to. Poor Kennedy has to spend a good deal of the movie interacting with a garish CGI baby which isn't passably authentic in the least, and would never allow you to predict that the film cost upwards of $80 million. An embarrassment for all involved, though the shoddy work of the visual effects department trumps everyone else, for rendering a creepily unreal iteration of every parent's nightmare; a child possessed by the Norse Gods.