Before you panic-shop, here’s a list of gifts you shouldn’t consider before getting your The Beverly gift card. 

• Cleaning supplies (like vacuum cleaners, mops, or dish soap)
• DIY gifts that didn’t turn out as planned
• Oversized holiday sweaters
• Toothbrushes
• Live animals (they’re cute, but not practical as surprise gifts)
• Knockoff brands
• Inappropriate T-shirts
• Political-themed gifts
• Fitness equipment
• Unsolicited wall art
• Random kitchen gadgets
• Generic gift baskets with cheap snacks
• Home waxing kits
• Novelty socks
• Ugly ornaments
• Self-help subscriptions no one asked for
• Cheap jewelry that tarnishes quickly
• Puzzles with missing pieces
• No-gift gags (like an empty box or fake promises)
• Old lottery tickets

Bonus Offenders:

• A single oven mitt
• A broken picture frame
• A calendar from last year
• Used makeup or skincare products
• A partially burned candle
• A mug with someone else’s name on it
• Expired candy or chocolates
• A single slipper
• A belt that doesn’t fit
• A hat with a questionable slogan
• Coasters with peeling designs
• A blanket that’s too small
• A scarf in a hideous pattern
• A cookbook for someone who doesn’t cook
• A phone case for the wrong model
• A wallet with no cash or gift card inside
• An alarm clock in a loud color
• Soap bars shaped like body parts
• A bathrobe two sizes too small
• A gift card to a store that’s out of business
• A poorly framed motivational poster
• A plastic snow globe that leaks
• A re-gifted board game missing essential pieces
• A self-published novel from someone you don’t know
• Cheap earbuds that break after one use
• A fruitcake (the ultimate cliché)
• A DVD player in the streaming era

If you want to avoid the Worst Gift Hall of Fame, the move is obvious: The Beverly Theater gift card. It’s cool, it’s thoughtful, and it’s way better than a leaky snow globe.  Get the Gift Everyone Actually Wants