2026 Golden Raspberry Awards Odds and Predictions

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The 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards odds market gave entertainment bettors one of the cleanest post-event reads of the awards season: War of the Worlds was every bit as bad as the betting board suggested.

The 46th Golden Raspberry Awards are now in the books, and Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds remake dominated the Razzies with five wins, including Worst Picture, Worst Actor, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel.

That made this year’s Razzies a strong reminder that the market does not always need to get cute. Sometimes the worst-reviewed, most mocked, most obvious disaster really is the right betting side.

There were still some interesting swings. Snow White came in tied for the most nominations, but it finished behind War of the Worlds in the night’s biggest categories. Rebel Wilson also cashed Worst Actress for Bride Hard, while Scarlet Rose Stallone took Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers.

If you’re tracking entertainment betting markets beyond the Razzies, the next natural comparison point is the Academy Awards odds, where public momentum and industry voting can move prices in a completely different way.

What Is A Golden Raspberry Award?

Unlike major Hollywood award shows that celebrate the best films of the year, the Golden Raspberry Awards were created to call out the worst. The Razzies focus on bad movies, rough performances, messy directing, poor screenplays, failed remakes, and the kind of big-budget swings that miss badly enough to become punchlines.

For bettors, that makes the Razzies a strange but entertaining awards market. You’re not asking which film voters loved the most. You’re asking which flop was loud enough, expensive enough, poorly received enough, or embarrassing enough to become the obvious “winner.”

The Razzies can be more chaotic than traditional awards, but they still reward clear narratives. In 2026, that narrative was simple: War of the Worlds was the movie voters wanted to punish the most.

When Were The 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards?

The 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards were held on Saturday, March 14, 2026, one day before the Academy Awards. That “Oscar Eve” timing is part of the Razzies’ annual routine, giving Hollywood’s worst a spotlight before the industry celebrates its best.

The nominees were announced in January, with War of the Worlds and Disney’s live-action Snow White leading the field with six nominations each. That set up a two-film betting race in several major categories, especially Worst Picture and Most Razzies.

How To Watch the Golden Raspberry Awards?

The Golden Raspberry Awards do not get the same polished broadcast treatment as bigger entertainment events. Instead, the Razzies typically release winner announcements and video content through their official website and YouTube channel.

That smaller presentation does not hurt the betting interest. In fact, the Razzies remain one of the more unusual entertainment betting markets because the categories are easy to understand, the nominees are often major names, and the results can be tied to public backlash as much as industry voting.

For a cleaner look at how entertainment markets differ from sports betting, our Expert Betting Guide is a useful place to compare odds movement, implied probability, and market timing.

Golden Raspberry Awards Odds

The 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards odds were built around two heavily nominated movies: War of the Worlds and Snow White. Both had six nominations, but the betting board made it clear that War of the Worlds had the stronger path in the biggest categories.

Here is how the major pre-show Golden Raspberry Awards odds compared to the final 2026 results:

The strongest bets were the obvious ones. War of the Worlds was the right side for Worst Picture, Ice Cube was the right side for Worst Actor, and Rich Lee was the logical call for Worst Director once the movie started looking like the night’s runaway “winner.”

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The one market where the board offered real betting tension was Most Razzies. Snow White was listed as the favorite in some markets, but War of the Worlds had the better path because it could realistically win Picture, Actor, Director, Screenplay, and Remake/Sequel.

Golden Raspberry Awards Predictions

Check out our updated betting recap for the 46th Golden Raspberry Awards. Since the event has already happened, each section now includes the pre-show betting angle, the final result, and what bettors should take away from the category.

Worst Film

• War of the Worlds (-400)
• Snow White (+150)
• Hurry Up Tomorrow (+1500)
• The Electric State (+2000)
• Star Trek: Section 31 (+3000)

War of the Worlds entered as the clear Worst Picture favorite, and the result was never much of a surprise. It had brutal reviews, a widely mocked format, and the kind of recognizable IP failure that the Razzies love to target.

Snow White was the obvious challenger. It had the Disney name, a massive budget, heavy backlash, and plenty of controversy before and after release. But while Snow White was a strong Razzie contender, War of the Worlds had the cleaner “worst movie of the year” narrative.

The final result backed up the market. War of the Worlds did not just win Worst Picture; it became the defining Razzie story of 2026.

Bet Result: War of the Worlds — Win

Worst Actor

• Ice Cube — War of the Worlds (-800)
• Scott Eastwood — Alarum (+400)
• Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye — Hurry Up Tomorrow (+500)
• Jared Leto — Tron: Ares (+500)
• Dave Bautista — In The Lost Lands (+1000)

Ice Cube was a massive favorite for Worst Actor, and the number told the story. When a performer is the face of the most hated movie in the field, it becomes difficult for voters to separate the actor from the larger disaster.

There were other options with real Razzie appeal. The Weeknd was always going to draw attention for Hurry Up Tomorrow, Jared Leto remains an easy target in these markets, and Scott Eastwood had a rough movie attached to him with Alarum.

Still, this was Ice Cube’s category from the start. His performance became part of the broader War of the Worlds pile-on, and bettors who were willing to lay the heavy price got the result they expected.

Bet Result: Ice Cube — Win

Worst Actress

• Rebel Wilson — Bride Hard (-110)
• Ariana DeBose — Love Hurts (+200)
• Michelle Yeoh — Star Trek: Section 31 (+300)
• Milla Jovovich — In The Lost Lands (+500)
• Natalie Portman — Fountain of Youth (+700)

Worst Actress was much tighter than Worst Actor, but Rebel Wilson got home for Bride Hard. This was not a runaway favorite situation. Wilson was only a slight favorite, and there were enough recognizable names in the field to make the market interesting.

Ariana DeBose had a real case for Love Hurts, while Michelle Yeoh’s nomination for Star Trek: Section 31 gave the category another major name. Natalie Portman also stood out because she was attached to a very different kind of awards-season conversation elsewhere.

In the end, Bride Hard was bad enough, Wilson was central enough, and the price was short enough for the market favorite to cash.

Bet Result: Rebel Wilson — Win

Worst Director

• Rich Lee — War of the Worlds
• Olatunde Osunsanmi — Star Trek: Section 31
• The Russo Brothers — The Electric State
• Trey Edward Shults — Hurry Up Tomorrow
• Marc Webb — Snow White

No widely posted final odds were available for every major Worst Director market, but Rich Lee was the logical betting lean once War of the Worlds became the clear top target of the ceremony.

The Russo Brothers had a case for The Electric State, especially given the money and talent attached to that project. Marc Webb also had a path because Snow White was one of the most visible flops of the year.

But the Razzies leaned into the full War of the Worlds sweep. Once the movie won Worst Picture, Worst Actor, and Worst Screenplay, Worst Director made perfect sense as part of the same package.

Bet Result: Rich Lee — Win

Worst Supporting Actor

• All Seven Artificial Dwarfs — Snow White (-300)
• Sylvester Stallone — Alarum (+350)
• Nicolas Cage — Gunslingers (+600)
• Stephen Dorff — Bride Hard (+700)
• Greg Kinnear — Off the Grid (+750)

This was one of the strangest categories on the board, and the oddness helped make the favorite stronger. The “All Seven Artificial Dwarfs” from Snow White became the kind of Razzie-friendly target voters rarely pass up.

Sylvester Stallone is always a familiar name around the Razzies, while Nicolas Cage and Stephen Dorff gave the category more name value. But none of them had the same built-in punchline as the CGI dwarfs.

The final result was exactly what the market expected. Snow White may have lost the biggest head-to-head battles with War of the Worlds, but this was the category where Disney’s remake took its most obvious hit.

Bet Result: All Seven Artificial Dwarfs — Win

Worst Supporting Actress

• Scarlet Rose Stallone — Gunslingers (-110)
• Kacey Rohl — Star Trek: Section 31 (+200)
• Isis Valverde — Alarum (+300)
• Anna Chlumsky — Bride Hard (+600)
• Ema Horvath — The Strangers: Chapter 2 (+600)

Worst Supporting Actress was one of the more open races, but Scarlet Rose Stallone cashed as the slight favorite for Gunslingers. The market had this one right, even if it was not priced like a lock.

Kacey Rohl and Isis Valverde both had live underdog profiles because Star Trek: Section 31 and Alarum were easy Razzie targets. Anna Chlumsky and Ema Horvath were longer shots, but the category had enough bad-film depth to create some betting uncertainty.

Stallone had the right combination of name recognition, poor movie placement, and category fit. At a short but not overwhelming price, she was a reasonable favorite and finished the job.

Bet Result: Scarlet Rose Stallone — Win

Worst Remake or Sequel

• War of the Worlds
• Snow White
• I Know What You Did Last Summer
• Five Nights At Freddy’s 2
• Smurfs

Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel was always going to be a major category because so many 2025 disappointments came from recognizable IP. That is exactly the kind of field the Razzies love.

Snow White had a strong argument because Disney’s live-action remake became a lightning rod. But War of the Worlds had the cleaner path because it was also winning the biggest overall categories.

Once War of the Worlds became the night’s dominant “winner,” this category was always likely to follow. The remake angle, the poor execution, and the H.G. Wells source material gave voters everything they needed.

Bet Result: War of the Worlds — Win

Most Razzies

• Snow White (+100)
• War of the Worlds (+110)
• Hurry Up Tomorrow (+600)
• Star Trek: Section 31 (+800)
• The Electric State (+1000)

Most Razzies was the best value market on the board. Snow White was listed as the favorite in some pre-show markets, but War of the Worlds at plus money had the better win path.

The key was category stacking. War of the Worlds could win Worst Picture, Worst Actor, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Remake/Sequel without needing anything strange to happen. That is exactly how the night played out.

Snow White still took two Razzies, but it could not match the five-win haul from War of the Worlds. This was the sharpest underdog angle of the entire 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards betting board.

Bet Result: War of the Worlds — Win

Golden Raspberry Awards Winners 2026

Here is the full 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards winners table, updated from the original article’s previous-year winners section:

The final scoreboard says everything bettors needed to know. War of the Worlds was the right anchor for the 2026 Razzies, finishing with five wins and turning the entire night into a near-sweep.

Snow White still had a rough showing, especially with the artificial dwarfs winning both Worst Supporting Actor and Worst Screen Combo. But compared to War of the Worlds, it was only the second-biggest target of the ceremony.

For bettors who like entertainment markets, the takeaway is simple: do not overthink a category when one movie has the worst reviews, the biggest punchline, and the clearest path to multiple awards. The 2026 Razzies belonged to War of the Worlds, and the betting market mostly saw it coming.

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