Naija Cinema Fans, Get Ready for the 46th Razzie Awards 2026 Winners If you're a lover of Nollywood or Hollywood movies, you must be familiar with the Razzie Awards. These awards are given to the worst movies and actors of the year. The 46th Razzie Awards 2026 winners have been announced, and it's an interesting mix of Nigerian and international stars. Ice Cube, a renowned actor in the Nollywood and Hollywood space, took home the worst actor award for his role in the sci-fi movie "War of the Worlds". He beat out other top stars like Abel Tesfaye ("The Weeknd") and Dave Bautista ("In the Lost Lands"). "War of the Worlds" dominated the Razzie Awards 2026, winning five dishonors, including worst picture, worst director, worst screenplay, and worst prequel, remake, rip-off or sequel. The movie, which was produced by Prime Video, also won the award for worst supporting actors, given to the seven dwarfs from the live-action "Snow White". Rebel Wilson, a popular Nollywood and Hollywood actress, was named worst actress for her performance in the action-comedy "Bride Hard". Meanwhile, Kate Hudson received the Redeemer Award for her Oscar-nominated performance in "Song Sung Blue". This is not Hudson's first time receiving a Razzie acting nod; she has been recognized for her performances in movies like "My Best Friend's Girl" (2008), "Mother's Day" (2016), and "Music" (2021). Here are the winners of the Razzie Awards 2026: - Worst Picture: "War Of The Worlds" (2025) - Worst Actor: Ice Cube / "War Of The Worlds" (2025) - Worst Actress: Rebel Wilson / "Bride Hard" - Worst Supporting Actress: Scarlet Rose Stallone / "Gunslingers" - Worst Supporting Actor: All Seven Artificial Dwarfs / "Snow White" - Razzie Redeemer Award: Kate Hudson for "Song Sung Blue" - Worst Screen Combo: All Seven Artificial Dwarfs / "Snow White" - Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel: "War of the Worlds" (2025) - Worst Director: Rich Lee / "War Of The Worlds" (2025) - Worst Screenplay: "War Of The Worlds" (2025) / Kenny Golde, Marc Hyman These Razzie Awards winners might not be exactly what Nigerian movie fans want to hear, but they provide a fun way to look back at the year's biggest flops and laugh at our own mistakes.