The Worst of May

Worst Film: My Father the Hero

Most Problematic Film: Freebie and the Bean

             Runner
Up: Supervixens

Film with Worst Logic Issues: Bachelorette

Worst Performance: Drew Barrymore in Doppelganger

             Runners
Up: Katherine Heigl in My Father the Hero, Gerard Depardieu in My Father the Hero, Katherine
Heigl in 27 Dresses, Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry

Biggest Waste of Talent: Kirsten Dunst in Bachelorette

Most Shameless Vanity Project: Yentl

             Runner
Up: The Mirror Has Two Faces

Most Abrasive Film: The Owl and the Pussycat

Worst Special Effects: Hercules

The Best of May

Best Drama: Midnight Cowboy

Best Comedy: Little Murders

Best Thriller (tied): The Parallax View, Klute

             Runner Up: The
Poseidon Adventure

Most Wonderfully Weird Film (tied): Prime Cut, 

Little Murders

             Runners Up: Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens, Supervixens, The Wiz

Best
Performance: Jane Fonda in Klute

              Runners Up: Al Pacino in Dog Day Afternoon, Jack
Nicholson in Five
Easy Pieces

Best Cameo:
Alan Arkin in Little Murders

              Runner up: Donald Sutherland in Little Murders

Best Ensemble Cast: Little Murders

Best Production Design: The Wiz

Best Original Score: Michael Small, Klute

Gayest Film:
Yentl

             Runner
Up: Cruising

Most Erotic Film: Beneath
the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens

Best Hunk
(tied): Sam Elliott in Lifeguard and The
Legacy, Lou
Ferrigno in Hercules

             Runner Up: Ken Kerr in Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens

             Honorable Mention: Patrick Wright in Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens

Coziest
Film: Lifeguard

             Runners Up: Silent
Running, Hercules