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Bad Movies Rule!

Cowboy Jack Pictures
Action Movies
Chuck Norris
Bad Movies
Comedy
Resident Evil
Hollywood
Predator
Horror Movies
Jaws
Lifelock
80s Movies
Arnold Schwarzenegger
The Punisher
Back To the Future
Nostalgia
Superman
Dracula
Starship Troopers
Star Wars
Canon Films

A comedy podcast for people who love so-called bad movies. The gang at Bad Movies Rule dive into movies that have either been declared bad by critics or audiences to see if they really deserve to be on the trash pile or if they actually rule. Come have a laugh with us!

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This is an extended sample from our new James Bond show, Die Another Episode, and we can't wait to talk through every James Bond movie! Want the whole thing? Click the link below to become a Patreon supporter!

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James, Ryan, and Clint power through another late-night Bad Movies Rule! Mailbag, fueled by the greatest fans in the game and the world’s most hype intro song. They kick things off by ripping open a package from Jason at Alamo City Comics — the first... more

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The Bad Movies Rule! crew revisits their very first episode with a full Street Fighter (1994) redux — this time with fresh eyes from guests Rachel and Dave, who are watching the movie (and barely know the game) for the first time. James, Chuck, and B... more

In this week’s mailbag, James and Ryan (Clint is apparently still a ghost) record from the half-finished new studio while celebrating the show’s 5th anniversary. They open physical mail first, including a postcard from Aaron J. featuring murderous ch... more

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Recent Guests

Sheila Bear
Listener who contributed a mailbag question about spending a week on a movie set
Episode: Mailbag: Flown Flags, Movie Set Dreams & Sesame Street
Patrick Gaffrey
Listener who discusses Knight's Tale and swords/swordplay
Episode: Mailbag: Flown Flags, Movie Set Dreams & Sesame Street
Neil Caulford
Listener commenting on The Crow and Showgirls discussions
Episode: Mailbag: Flown Flags, Movie Set Dreams & Sesame Street
Drew Martin
Listener who discusses Heavyweights and other movie references
Episode: Mailbag: Flown Flags, Movie Set Dreams & Sesame Street
Peter (Peter File)
Listener who reports a paranormal window sighting and engagement with the show
Episode: Mailbag: Flown Flags, Movie Set Dreams & Sesame Street
Katie Busch
Guest in-person participant, daughter of Clint Busch
Clint Busch's family
Episode: Mailbag: More Mummer, Flaming Anus Revenge & Nitro Gummy Bears
Dr. Ryan Mattila
Guest expert on the episode's film discussion
Episode: #252 - Pumpkinhead (1988)
Kurt Bummer
Guest commentator welcomed to discuss the film
Episode: X-Men (2000) - Good Movies Rule PREVIEW
Andrew Sparks
Listener and Sinem Sabancı, avid fan of the podcast.
Listener
Episode: #251 - Tommy Boy (1995)

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James Hauser
Host known for his comedic analysis and contributions to discussions about films.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Not bad

    Pretty funny show that actually go through the movie points.

    I’m not sure I’m a fan of the draft that they do near the end. Everyone should be allowed to pick who they want for the categories.

    The main host also has some kind of moral superiority complex, especially when it comes to couples with age gaps. If two consenting adults want to get together, age shouldn’t matter.

    The show is good enough that I’d love to be on it, but I think me and the main host probably wouldn’t get along.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    hbkedge3
    United States4 days ago
  • Barely Talk About Movies

    A two hour episode will have the hosts and guests spend half that time talking about other movies, random objects in the movie, or jokes about d*icks which aren’t funny. Listen to The Last Straighter or Death Warrant Episode to see this behavior at its worst. The host does a really bad job at keeping the people on topic, which is the movie, you think they would edit out half the anecdote stories from the hosts or guests which aren’t funny and just kind of leaving you wondering why they told it. ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    whihcares
    United States8 days ago
  • Great show

    These guys are a lot of fun. I enjoy their commentary and their politics aren’t discernible. I’ve also started watching them on YouTube as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tim The Enchanter 3
    United States11 days ago
  • Please do Kazaam!

    Love the podcast! We look at movies very similarly and I love all the extras. The awards and the Arnold castings keep me so entertained while driving for work.

    Lastly, please do Kazaam, as to me, beats Street Fighter as the worst bad movie of all time…yet I can still watch it anytime!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seth Cro
    United States15 days ago
  • Why dong this?

    I love watching bad movies and they make it even better with their commentary.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shamrocksoldier
    United States2 months ago

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They find comfort and joy in the honest critiques, often laughing out loud during episodes.
Listeners appreciate the lively, humorous banter and chemistry among hosts.
Some listeners have expressed discontent with the pacing and organization of certain episodes, implying a need for structure.
Overall, many praise the unique awards and comedic approach taken toward film reviews.
The podcast offers a fresh perspective on movies commonly considered 'bad', allowing audiences to find value in them.

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Talking Points

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#251 - Tommy Boy (1995)
Q: What makes Tommy Boy a comedy classic?
Its blend of heartfelt moments and physical comedy, along with the chemistry between Chris Farley and David Spade, resonate with audiences.
Mailbag: Rambo Recaps, Beastmaster Rants, and Billion-Dollar Blues
Q: What do you think about The Godfather movies, do they still hold up as a man's movie?
They are great movies and I enjoy them, but I don't think they hold up as a man's trilogy anymore compared to recent movies.
Mailbag: Pigeon Hand-Grenades, Ninja Eye Strikes, and Blue Monkeys
Q: What's up DJ? What's your best pigeon story?
I literally grabbed one and threw it into the place I was working and I went, hey guys, I got something for you.
Mailbag: Pigeon Hand-Grenades, Ninja Eye Strikes, and Blue Monkeys
Q: Have you ever thought that maybe that happens to you because you are in fact a piece of shit?
Them's fighting words.
Mailbag: Pigeon Hand-Grenades, Ninja Eye Strikes, and Blue Monkeys
Q: What's the other one's name?
That would be the interesting stuff. It's Sean Archer.

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A unique blend of humor and film criticism characterizes the content, focusing on movies often labeled as 'bad' by critics or audiences. Each episode features lively discussions that dissect a variety of films, ranging from cult classics to obscure releases, with the hosts sharing humorous anecdotes and insightful commentary. Notable episodes often highlight engaging banter, a focus on character exploration, and playful debates about the films' merits, allowing listeners to reconsider what makes a movie truly enjoyable. This approach stands out as it aims to celebrate rather than ridicule the films, inviting listeners to share in the experience of exploring the absurdities and delights of these cinematic gems.

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2. Patrick Gaffrey
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