Treasure can be found in trash, and sometimes a movie is so bad that it’s good.

It can be fun to watch a truly terrible movie — maybe the plot is ridiculous or the actors give wooden performances. Get your popcorn, settle down on the couch, start streaming and prepare to laugh, cry, moan, groan and shake your head in disbelief that these movies even got made.

Here are the five worst movies with a zero percent critical rating from review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes that you can stream now.

1. Gotti

John Travolta may have a new contender for “worst movie on my resume,” even beating out "Battlefield Earth." The actor plays the infamous crime boss John Gotti, who rises to become the head of the Gambino crime family. Rolling Stone called it “a mobster biopic that deserves to get whacked.”

"Gotti" is available to stream for rent or purchase on Amazon.

2. Cabin Fever

Five friends, fresh out of college, head to a cabin in the woods for one last week of partying. They don’t realize it may be their last week alive, as a flesh-eating virus turns them into gruesome snacks. The New York Times snarked, “Who benefits from the existence of this film?”

"Cabin Fever" is available to stream on Netflix.

3. Stratton

This spy action drama centers on an MI6 agent who must stop an ex-Soviet operative with a grudge and access to chemical weapons. The Los Angeles Times said the movie has “all the pulse-pounding intrigue of waiting in line at the DMV.”

"Stratton" is available to stream for rent or purchase on Amazon.

4. The Ridiculous 6

Adam Sandler signed a megabucks deal to make exclusive movies for Netflix, and this so-called comedy is one of the bunch. He stars as one of six diverse strangers who discover they share the same father and decide to find him. The movie is “everything wrong with Hollywood for the past two decades,” according to The Wrap.

"The Ridiculous 6" is available to stream on Netflix.

5. The Disappointments Room

The title speaks for itself. This psychological thriller starring Kate Beckinsale follows a young family that moves into an old Southern mansion and soon discovers a secret room that reveals a terrifying past. The Los Angeles Times said the movie is “better off locked up in the attic and forgotten for good.”

"The Disappointments Room" is available to stream on Netflix.