Elsewhere, Madame Web, the fourth film in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, picked up three awards after being branded a "tangled mess" by critics. Starring Johnson and Sydney Sweeney, both the film premise and the acting came under fire in a string of one-star reviews. Based on Marvel Comics, the film centres around a paramedic with arachnid-based psychic powers. The trailer went viral in 2023 for its "laughably unsure tone". Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel and Worst Screen Combo were both "won" by Joker: Folie à Deux. The film, starring Joaquin Phoenix, was a much-anticipated sequel to its predecessor, 2019's Joker, but it largely disappointed critics. There was better news, however, for Pamela Anderson, who earned this year's Razzie halo for her role as a fading dancer in The Last Showgirl. Other winners include Jon Voight as Worst Supporting Actor for Megalopolis, Reagan, Shadow Land and Strangers, as well as Jerry Seinfeld (Worst Actor) and Amy Schumer (Supporting Actress) both for Unfrosted.