
The good "bad" movies of cinematic history
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | TV & FilmComedy | ||||

This week, impressive computer magic can do anything as we hit the slopes (and the streets) to save the reputation of Superman III!
Writer and podcaster Joe Mazel joins the show to talk about the probably not as bad as you remember third installment... more
This Halloween, Craft Disservices rises from the dead for a discussion about an early comic book film so underrated it's scary: 2005's "Constantine"!
Film critic and author Darren Mooney of the Escapist joins the show to talk about the only recently... more
Come for the Disney name, stay for the treachery, death by misadventure, and rampant tobacco use . . . we're battening the hatches and diving to "Atlantis: The Lost Empire!"
Blogger, podcaster, and critic Noel Thingvall joins the show to talk about ... more
Everybody get up, it's time to slam as we do a real jam on 1996's “Space Jam"!
Musician and podcaster Gooey Fame joins the show to talk about the classic basketball/Looney Tunes/Michael Jordan comeback film that launched 1000 Hot Topic t-shirts! His... more
We're done playing games this week as we jump into the first video game movie adaptation, 1993's “Super Mario Bros."!
Author and returning guest Melissa “Frickin” Olson is back to talk about another ground-breaking film project swallowed by its own ... more
Craft Disservices makes its belated return in style as we reflect on Orson Welles's 1948 noir classic "The Lady From Shanghai"!
Writer and game designer Robin D. Laws joins the show to talk about another near-masterpiece from the iconoclastic actor/... more
It's our first pièce de résistance this week as we present a film whose merits were evident on its release, but the movie industry had to catch up before it was heralded as a classic. Just in time for Halloween, it's 1979's Alien!
New York Times and... more
Join us on a new series of shows that look at forgotten masterpieces of cinematic history!
Fritz Lang is the Godfather of film noir, the police procedural, and the modern thriller, and M is the film that cemented his status as one of early cinema's ... more









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