Our Farker friends have once again raised the bar by pointing out how many truly awful movies still deserve to be on our list. As a result, we've been researching the nominations since the last post, All Farked Up - 7 More Terrible Films With Huge Celebrities. Here, once again, are another 7 dreadful movies; this time starring Oscar winners!

Michael Caine in Jaws: The Revenge (1987) As suggested by scottydoesntknow. We here at RealClear absolutely love shark movies, especially the notoriously bad ones. That being said, nothing, not even a roaring, randomly exploding shark can salvage this one. Caine plays Hoagie, the love interest of main character, Ellen Brody, whose recently deceased husband was responsible for the shark-pocalypse in the first 3 films. Well now the offspring of those sharks want revenge. Also included: shark/human telepathy, cringy acting, and sharks that never forget.

Kate Winslet and Halle Berry in Movie 43 (2013) As suggested by Psylord Keep in mind that our list focuses on Oscar winners. The list of recognizable names in this film is astonishing, which just makes this film even more unforgiveable. Winslet and Berry are just a couple of the many characters focused on in a series of entirely unrelated shorts. The only common thread linking the scenes is the awful grade school level humor.

Marlon Brando and Ringo Starr in Candy (1968) As suggested by Stupid Guitar First thought: Ringo Starr acted in a movie? Second thought: he picked this as his debut? “Modern” adaptations of classic books, as this movie is to Voltaire’s ‘Candide’ are generally pretty unpleasant. ‘Candy’ is no exception. It tries, and miserably fails, to come across as satire. The plot is also convoluted to the point of being nearly impossible to understand. The numerous trippy and sex-filled sequences just further add to the movie being a whirlwind of a mistake.

Dustin Hoffman and Warren Beatty in Ishtar (1987) As suggested by ferretman Hoffman and Beatty are struggling singer-songwriters in New York that take up a small gig at a Moroccan hotel when they can’t find work anywhere else. This results in the two becoming recruited by a mysterious woman trying to overthrow the Emir of Ishtar. At some point, the CIA also gets involved, resulting in a three-way power struggle with Beatty and Hoffman at the center. This ‘comedy’ is one of the most famous box office bombs ever.

Sean Connery in Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) As suggested by I_Am_Weasel When dealing with a sequel, NEVER retcon anything and offer up an explanation of “aliens”. That’s like, the first thing that you should learn in screen-writing school. Yet, that’s exactly what happens here. It’s basically like the first 'Highlander', which everybody loves, never happened. As a response, fans of the original have been pretending that this sequel never happened for 22 years now. At least Connery made $3.5 million for 9 days of filming.

Helen Mirren in Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999) As suggested by xoxo Leigh Ann (played by Katie Holmes) will do anything to be the valedictorian of her class, even if it means killing her evil history teacher, Mrs. Tingle, in cold blood. The film has a dark, drawn-out plot reminiscent of ‘Heathers’. What’s intended to be edgy and thought provoking comes off as misguided and nonsensical. Bonus points for pre-Daryl Dixon use of crossbow though.