This Collider article by Michael Block ranks what it considers the six worst R-rated comedies of the 2010s, arguing these films are so unfunny and lacking in redeeming qualities that they warrant a "0/10" rating. The piece frames a bad comedy as one where laughs become non-existent due to poorly timed humour, ridiculous concepts and irredeemable characters, and promises to include everything from well-regarded actors in dreadful roles to a widely disliked anthology comedy.

The available text details the first two entries. The number one pick is Behaving Badly (2014), a teen sex comedy written and directed by Tim Garrick, based on Ric Browde's autobiographical novel While I'm Dead Feed the Dog; it stars Nat Wolff as a teenager who bets he can sleep with his dream girl (Selena Gomez) within a fortnight, alongside Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott and Mary-Louise Parker, and is criticised for abysmal writing, incoherent storytelling and unlikable characters. The second entry is Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011), directed by Tom Brady and co-written by Adam Sandler, Nick Swardson and Allen Covert, in which Swardson plays a naive grocery bagger who moves to Los Angeles to become an adult film star; the review pans it as lazy and antiquated, built around a single repetitive joke about genital size.