Melissa McCarthy wins worst actress for her puppet flop 'The Happytime Murders,' but also takes the redeemer award for her Oscar nominated performance in 'Can You Ever Forgive Me?'

Holmes & Watson is the "big winner" at the 39th annual Razzie Awards, taking home worst picture, worst director, worst remake/rip-off/sequel and worst supporting actor for John C. Reilly.

Melissa McCarthy is a double winner for worst actress in The Happytime Murders and Life of the Party, while also taking home the redeemer award for her Oscar-nominated performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Donald Trump picked up two awards, for worst actor and for worst screen combo, which the category notes as "Donald J. Trump & His Self-Perpetuating Pettiness." Trump scored wins for appearing as himself in Michael Moore's latest documentary Fahrenheit 11/9 and Dinesh D'Souza's documentary Death of a Nation. Moore's film also won worst actress for Kellyanne Conway as herself.

Fifty Shades Freed scored one award for worst screenplay, down from last year's double win for the franchise's second film, Fifty Shades Darker.

A full list of winners is below. 

• Worst Picture

  

  WINNER - Holmes & Watson
  Gotti
  The Happytime Murders
  Robin Hood
  Winchester

• Worst Actress

  

  WINNER - Melissa McCarthy / The Happytime Murders and Life of the Party
  Jennifer Garner / Peppermint
  Amber Heard / London Fields
  Helen Mirren / Winchester
  Amanda Seyfried / The Clapper

• Worst Actor

  

  WINNER - Donald J. Trump (As Himself) / Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9
  Johnny Depp (Voice Only) / Sherlock Gnomes
  Will Ferrell / Holmes & Watson
  John Travolta / Gotti
  Bruce Willis / Death Wish
• Worst Supporting Actor

  

  WINNER - John C. Reilly / Holmes & Watson
  Jamie Foxx / Robin Hood
  Ludacris (Voice Only) / Show Dogs
  Joel McHale / The Happytime Murders
  Justice Smith / Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

• Worst Supporting Actress

  

  WINNER - Kellyanne Conway (As Herself) / Fahrenheit 11/9
  Marcia Gay Harden / Fifty Shades Freed
  Kelly Preston / Gotti
  Jaz Sinclair / Slender Man
  Melania Trump (As Herself) / Fahrenheit 11/9

• Worst Screen Combo

  

  WINNER - Donald J. Trump & His Self-Perpetuating Pettiness / Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9
  Any Two Actors or Puppets (Especially in Those Creepy Sex Scenes) / The Happytime Murders
  Johnny Depp & His Fast-Fading Film Career (He’s doing voices for cartoons, fer kripesakes!) / Sherlock Gnomes
  Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly (Trashing Two of Literature’s Most Beloved Characters) / Holmes & Watson
  Kelly Preston & John Travolta (Getting BATTLEFIELD EARTH type Reviews!) / Gotti
• Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel

  

  WINNER - Holmes & Watson
  Death of a Nation (remake of Hillary’s America...)
  Death Wish
  The Meg (rip-off of Jaws)
  Robin Hood

• Worst Director

  

  WINNER - Etan Cohen / Holmes & Watson
  Kevin Connolly / Gotti
  James Foley / Fifty Shades Freed
  Brian Henson / The Happytime Murders
  The Spierig Brothers (Michael and Peter) / Winchester

• Worst Screenplay

  

  WINNER - Fifty Shades Freed, Screenplay by Niall Leonard, from the Novel by E.L. James
  Death of a Nation, Written by Dinesh D’Souza & Bruce Schooley
  Gotti, Screenplay by Leo Rossi and Lem Dobbs
  The Happytime Murders, Screenplay by Todd Berger, Story by Berger and Dee Austin Robinson
  Winchester, Written by Tom Vaughan and The Spierig Brothers
• Razzie Redeemer Award

  

  WINNER - Actress: Melissa McCarthy, who went from a multi-Razzie darling to a critically acclaimed Oscar Nominee for her out-of-caricature role in Can You Ever Forgive Me?

  Actor: Tyler Perry, from a multi-Razzie nominee and winner for his self-imposed Madea trap to his role as Colin Powell in the Oscar and Golden Globe favorite Vice

  Director: Peter Farrelly from Razzie Winner for Movie 43 and more shallow choices like Dumb and Dumber 2 etc… to director/co-writer of the deeply heartfelt Green Book

  Franchise: From the Razzie-targeted heap of metal Transformers to the more innocent and endearing three-dimensional approach taken with Bumblebee

  Sony Animation Studio from crass multi-Razzie winner Emoji Movie to the highly acclaimed Spider Man Into The Spider-Verse, which was loved by critics and audiences alike