The Golden Raspberry Awards, often called the Razzies, are annual awards that recognize the worst films and performances in the movie industry. Established in 1980, these awards aim to highlight the less successful aspects of filmmaking, celebrating the films that failed to impress critics and audiences alike. Winners are determined by members of the Golden Raspberries organization, who vote on various categories, including Worst Picture, Worst Actor, and Worst Actress. The awards are typically announced the day before the Academy Awards, providing a humorous contrast to the more prestigious accolades of the film industry.