The 4 worst directors in the history of cinema

The history of cinema has left us with very prominent authors and films over time. But it has also left us movies to forget made by the worst film directors in history. After many years of film history, critics and viewers have agreed that there are a number of authors who should never have been behind a camera. Let’s take a look at some of the most hated names in cinema.Edward Davis Wood Jr (Ed Wood) Born in New York in 1924, Ed Wood has been considered, and continues to be, as the worst director in the history of cinema. So much so that he has even become a cult author for lovers of series B. He was a screenwriter, director, producer, actor and distributor. His most prominent films, ‘Glen and Glenda’ and ‘Planet 9 from outer space’, have passed into the collective imagination as two of the most embarrassing films in cinema.The first is an autobiographical drama that tells the story of a man who he likes to dress up as a woman. It was the only one that was not produced by Ed Wood, and it marked his debut in the cinema. ‘Plan 9 from outer space’ has become a classic of the series B, and was the confirmation of the terrible artistic quality that the director Uwe Boll Born in Germany in 1965, Uwe Boll has characterized his filmography in making action films of questionable taste and quality. Controversial like few others, he swore that he would get into a boxing ring to fight against the fans who urged him to leave the cinema for good, among his debatable works such as ‘In the name of the king’, with three films, ‘Seed’ or ‘Alone in the dark’.Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer The tandem of Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer are known for their wacky comedies and for having a filmography full of titles to forget. It was Empire magazine that published an article referring to their films as “a waste of time and money. His most “outstanding” titles are ‘The Hunger Dead’, ‘Epic Movie’, ‘Date Movie’ or ‘The Hangover, They Too’ Dennis DuganAdam Sandler owes a lot to Dennis Dugan, a director who uses the actor in 80% of his movies. Among his titles we find ‘Happy Gilmore’, ‘The fighting sausage’, ‘Three idiots and a witch’, ‘A great dad’, ‘I declare you husband and husband’ or ‘Zohan, license to comb your hair’. All of them quite expendable for lovers of the seventh art.