The worst movies every 'Riverdale' actor has been in

Critic score: 92%

Hollywood newbie Ashleigh Murray plays Josie McCoy, the lead singer of Josie and the Pussycats, on "Riverdale."

The only movie she's starred in thus far is Netflix's "Deidra & Laney Rob a Train," which received favorable reviews from critics.

In it, Murray plays Deidra, a high schooler struggling with an absent father and an incarcerated mother, who decides to start robbing trains.

As Sheri Linden from The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "With a dash of grit and a healthy dose of Disney Channel-esque pep, the sophomore feature by director Sydney Freeland spins around two terrifically engaging big-screen newcomers."

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Critic score: 62%

Camila Mendes plays Veronica Lodge, a wealthy high schooler from New York, on "Riverdale."

Mendes has only been in a few flicks including "Coyote Lake" (2019) and "The Perfect Date" (2019), but her lowest-scoring movie so far is "The New Romantic."

The movie centers around a college student who has given up on dating men her own age and decides to pursue an older man.

Some critics found the movie refreshing, but others felt it was predictable.

As Amy Nicholson from Variety wrote, "More tragic than funny, but Stone is hoping for laughs — or really, swoons — or maybe just whatever will make audiences happy, an eagerness to please that makes the tone wobble from scene to scene."

Critic score: 51%

Although still a newcomer, Charles Melton can be seen on "American Horror Story: Hotel" and in the upcoming film "Bad Boys for Life."

On "Riverdale," he plays Reggie Mantle who is Archie's rival.

His lowest-rated movie is a love story called "The Sun Is Also a Star," which is based on the book by Nicola Yoon. In it, Melton plays a high schooler who meets and falls in with a girl on her last day in the United States.

The film received mixed reviews, with many critics finding the story cliché.

As Brian Lowry from CNN.com wrote, "While time is likely on the side of its leads, their chemistry only goes so far in what feels, finally, like a half-baked movie."

Critic score: 29%

Seen in flicks like "Hustlers" (2019) and "Miss Stevens" (2016), Lili Reinhart plays Betty Cooper, one of the main characters on "Riverdale."

Although she hasn't been in many films, her worst-rated one is "The Good Neighbor."

This thriller is about a pair of high schoolers who set up a series of pranks in an old man's house to make him believe he's being haunted.

As Robert Abele from the Los Angeles Times wrote, "The dreary lack of suspense in this tweaked 'Rear Window' scenario, and our inability to care one whit for two cruel, arrogant bullies operating under a perceived notion that they're social scientists, makes this one tough going."

Critic score: 17%

KJ Apa plays popular football player Archie Andrews on "Riverdale" and he is relatively new to the Hollywood scene, with a few movies, including "The Hate U Give" (2018) and "A Dog's Purpose" (2017) under his belt.

His lowest-rated movie is Netflix's "The Last Summer," which is about a group of high schoolers spending their last summer together before they leave for college.

As Megan Vick from TV Guide wrote, "As the streaming giant heads into its second summer of rom-coms, it's becoming apparent that it's struggling when it comes to teen romance and coming-of-age stories."

Critic score: 15%

Hollywood newcomer Madelaine Petsch plays Cheryl Blossom on "Riverdale."

So far, she has only been in one critically scored movie, "The Curse of Sleeping Beauty," and it didn't blow critics away.

The movie is a modern retelling of "Sleeping Beauty." In it, a man inherits a cursed house filled with demons, and he must figure out how to wake up Briar Rose while keeping the demons contained.

As Frank Scheck from The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "The latest in a long line of horror films shamelessly ripping off the Brothers Grimm won't leave you believing in fairy tales."

Critic score: 14%

Best known for his role on "All My Children," Mark Consuelos plays Veronica's father, Hiram Lodge on "Riverdale."

But his lowest-rated movie, "Nine Lives," is about a workaholic businessman, played by Kevin Spacey, who is transported into the body of his daughter's cat.

Consuelos plays a manager at Spacey's company.

As Peter Travers from Rolling Stone wrote, "Family audiences should not be fooled. 'Nine Lives' goes out with the kitty litter."

Critic score: 5%

Marisol Nichols plays Veronica's mother, Hermione Lodge, but she was in many movies prior to her role on "Riverdale," including "Vegas Vacation" (1997) and "Scream 2" (1997).

Her lowest-rated movie to date is "Delta Farce," where she acted alongside comedians Larry the Cable Guy and Bill Engvall.

In the film, three men are mistaken for Army soldiers and are flown to Iraq. Somehow they end up in Mexico instead, but the trio believes they're in the Middle East.

Critics found the movie unfunny and believed it relied too heavily on offensive stereotypes.

As Peter Hartlaub from the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "A mindless comedy where the blatant racial stereotypes are outnumbered only by the flatulence jokes."

Critic score: 1%

Currently starring as Jughead Jones on "Riverdale," Cole Sprouse got his start on the Disney Channel series "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody."

Early in his career, he acted in "The Master of Disguise," a movie about a man, played by Dana Carvey, who must transform his appearance in order to rescue his kidnapped parents.

Sprouse plays the younger version of Carvey's character.

As Jamie Russell from BBC.com wrote, "Never have so many jokes clunked off the screen to such a silent audience. And never has 80 minutes seemed like such an eternity."

Critic score: 0%

Skeet Ulrich plays Jughead's father, FP Jones, on "Riverdale," but he can also be seen in the original "Scream" (1996) and on shows like "Law & Order."

His lowest-scoring project, however, is "Nobody's Baby," a buddy film about two criminals who escape from prison and cause a car crash that leaves only a baby alive.

The plot centers around the duo's decision to hold the baby for ransom or take care of him.

Not even Academy Award-winner Gary Oldman could save this movie from critics.

As Dennis Harvey from Variety wrote, "A witless script wrings few laughs from its retread conceits, but it too often doesn't even try."

Critic score: 0%

Luke Perry is best known for playing teen loner, Dylan McKay, on "Beverly Hills, 90210," but one of the last roles he played before his death in 2019 was Archie Andrews' dad on "Riverdale."

Shortly after his stint on "Beverly Hills, 90210," he starred in the critical flop "Robin Cook's 'Invasion.'"

Although technically a two-part mini-series, the sci-fi project is classified as a film on Rotten Tomatoes.

In it, aliens begin to take over Earth by infecting humans with a virus — and it's up to Perry's character to save the world.

As Scott Weinberg from the Apollo Guide wrote, "['Robin Cook's 'Invasion'] feels like a science-fiction concept from 1951 that has been strained through a soap-opera sieve and left to [mold] on the counter for six weeks."

Critic score: 0%

Best known for her role of Shelly Johnson on "Twin Peaks," Mädchen Amick plays Betty's mother Alice Cooper on "Riverdale."

However, she's acted in a handful of low-scoring films, including the made-for-TV movie, "The Rats." In it, Amick plays a woman who has to save New York City from being taken over by an enormous swarm of rats.

As Blake French from Filmcritic.com wrote, "In order to buy this movie, you'd have to abandon sanity altogether."