1. Son of the Mask (2005)
There is no real way to describe the filmic devastation that is
Son of the Mask. From a marketing perspective alone, this belated, totally unwarranted sequel makes no sense - people liked the original
Mask movie, of course, but was anybody really waiting with baited breath for a follow-up? I sincerely doubt it. So what we got was a movie that decided to exist under the guise that it had something to with the first installment. It really didn't. I mean, how was it supposed to without Jim Carrey around? The first movie worked because it hinged entirely on Jim Carrey's persona: the fact that he's replaced here with Jamie Kennedy - who you kind of have to feel sorry for, given that he's only been cast here to do his best Jim Carrey impression - means that the sequel might as well not even exist. Which was proved by how very little money this unfunny abomination made upon release.
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