The 10 Best Megan Fox Movies, According to Rotten Tomatoes

10. "Passion Play" (RT Score: 3%)

Here's an odd one. A jazz musician, down on his luck, stumbles upon a carnival. There, he meets Lily, a beautiful woman with wings, portrayed by none other than Megan.

She's the carnival's main attraction, but he sees more in her. They embark on a journey to escape the confines of the carnival and its nefarious owner. A blend of fantasy and noir, this flick received mixed reviews. But hey, where else would you find Megan Fox with wings?

9. "Midnight in the Switchgrass" (RT Score: 20%)

True crime aficionados, listen up! Set in 2004, an FBI agent pairs up with a Florida state officer to investigate a string of unsolved murder cases. Enter Megan Fox, embodying the fierce and fearless agent, determined to catch the serial killer at any cost.

Dark, gritty, and full of suspense, this film is a whirlwind ride of mystery and action. Critics? They were divided. But sometimes you gotta trust the gut, right?

8. "Zeroville" (RT Score: 23%)

Now, for something off the beaten path. A strange young man, with tattoos of Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor on his bald head, enters Hollywood in 1969. Allured by the magic of cinema, he navigates the tumultuous waters of the film industry.

Megan's role? The enchanting Soledad Paladin, an actress who's as mysterious as the movie business itself. Critically panned by some, the flick's more of an acquired taste. But then again, aren't we all?

7. "How to Lose Friends & Alienate People" (RT Score: 36%)

Oh, the glitzy world of magazines! A British writer stumbles upon the chance to work for a high-profile New York magazine. Fumbling through the glamorous (and treacherous) world of celebrities, he tries to fit in. Megan dazzles as a starlet, making our protagonist's life all the more complicated.

A comedic foray into the world of journalism and fame, it's got glitz, glamour, and gaffes galore. Critics? Lukewarm. But then again, when was the last time they got invited to a swanky NYC soirée?

6. "The Battle of Jangsari" (RT Score: 44%)

History buffs, this one's for you. Based on the true story of the Korean War, Megan ventures into the shoes of a war correspondent, Margaret Higgins.

Watching over the story of 772 student soldiers, whose average age was 17, and their tales of sacrifice and determination, the film paints a canvas of war, youth, and hope. An emotional rollercoaster? Indeed. But every twist and turn is worth the ride.

5. "Friends with Kids" (RT Score: 66%)

Ever heard of a social experiment turned personal? Set in the Big Apple, a pair of platonic pals watches their friends enter the chaotic realm of parenthood. Cue the "Why not have a kid together and keep things strictly platonic?" proposal. What could go wrong?

Jennifer Westfeldt and Adam Scott give birth to the idea, while Megan Fox, the sultry actress, plays a love interest that challenges traditional norms. The film? A delicious cocktail of comedy, drama, and life's unpredictable turns.

4. "Rogue" (RT Score: 67%)

Change of scenery, anyone? Dive into the African plains. Megan plays the role of a battle-hardened mercenary, leading a squad on a mission to rescue hostages.

But nature has other plans. A lioness, out for blood, stalks them. The wild turns deadlier than any human foe they've faced. It's survival of the fittest in this thrilling ride. Question is, will you root for the lion or the human?

3. "Above the Shadows" (RT Score: 70%)

When the world turns a blind eye to you, you blend into the shadows. That's the reality for Holly, our main character, who's become literally invisible. Megan, portraying Juliana, becomes an unexpected ally in Holly's quest to regain visibility.

A modern-day fairy tale sprinkled with romance, redemption, and of course, Megan's undeniable on-screen presence. Sounds like a snooze-fest? Oh, but there's a twist. Dive in, if you dare.

2. "Think Like a Dog" (RT Score: 70%)

Shift gears for a minute. Let's dabble in family fun. A 12-year-old prodigy, Oliver, invents a device that lets him hear his dog's thoughts. Who knew dogs were so philosophical? Megan steps into the shoes of the loving, slightly bemused mother.

Light-hearted, fluffy, and perfect for a lazy Sunday, it's a delightful blend of comedy and sentiment. Ever wanted to chat with your pet? After this, you just might.

1. "Till Death" (RT Score: 90%)

A cabin in the woods. A winter wonderland. Megan wakes up handcuffed to her dead husband after an anniversary trip goes terribly wrong. Cold, isolated, with killers on her trail, she must drag the corpse across the snow, seeking a way out.

This flick is not for the faint of heart. A fusion of thriller and horror, it's Megan like you've never seen before. Too intense? Or just right? Only one way to find out.