We are only five months into 2009 but there are already a slate of contenders for worst movie of the year as bestowed by the Razzie Awards. Those tongue-in-cheek kudos salute the dregs of filmmaking. The official list of less-than-notable achievements now numbers two dozen.

Among the lowlights of the year to date are "Angels & Demons," "Bride Wars," "Knowing," and "Pink Panther 2." And tomorrow sees the release of "What Goes Up," a Hilary Duff vehicle set against the backdrop of the Challenger space shuttle tragedy.

However, the tasteless teen comedy "Miss March" remains the worst-reviewed movie in contention. This first film from Zach Cregger and Trevor Moore — who share writing, directing and lead acting credits — reached a new low according to critics.

Cregger plays a man who comes out of a coma after four years to discover that his high school sweetheart is now a Playboy pinup. And Moore is his best friend along for the ride as he goes in search of her.

"Miss March" came in at a jaw-dropping zero among the top critics surveyed by Rotten Tomatoes. Even with the wider range of reviewers included in the overall score, the flick earned a score of only four. Over at Meta Critic, the movie managed to make it to seven.