
A podcast celebrating movies and filmmakers that embrace the unhinged, the insane, the outrageous, the off-kilter and all around kind of MESSED UP fun that you can't take your eyes off of.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 735 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

Today we press the Messed Up pedal to the metal in Titane. We discuss the films myriad of wild plots, the symbolic meanings behind the twisted metal flesh, and the broken people locked in one of the most interesting behavioral chess match in movie hi... more
On this New Movie Monday we sink into the mystery of Shelby Oaks. We discuss Chris Stuckmann's directorial debut and influences, the film's use of found footage, the occult mystery that burning at the core of the film.
Synopsis: A woman's obsessiv... more
Today we avert our gaze from The Gorgon. We discuss the power shift between good guy Christopher Lee and villian Peter Cushing, the use of unrequited romance to generate monstrous behavior, and what becomes of all who gaze upon this ancient beast. Jo... more
Today we return to the Amazon just to turn around and head to...Florida in Revenge of the Creature. We discuss the change in setting and what it adds/takes away from the mystic of the Creature from the Black Lagoon, seeing the Creature monetized and ... more
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Passionate hosts/guests make or break a podcast, luckily there’s nothing but passion & great discussions here.
A great podcast spoilt by the host’s inability to not shout and cut off his guests/co-hosts. Was delighted to discover this podcast after seeing Weapons and enjoyed that episode (maybe the host was absent that week??). Afterward I went to The Innkeepers but had to stop after halfway through. He kept cutting off the lady guest with his, ‘jokes’ and specious observations (and the irony of him blasting the character of Alex in that movie whilst displaying the same chauvinism as the character by spe... more
This is the best horror movie podcast I’ve discovered in years. Josh and Alex really have some great insight and also they are hilarious. They make me laugh every episode. Don’t sleep on this one!
There’s some awesome perspectives here and a lot to enjoy. But someone keeps talking over his co-host and it’s absolutely maddening. There’s one guy who often doesn’t get to finish his point because he’s constantly spoken over, which is frustrating because he has some really interesting points that’s trying to make.
I get that these folks are probably friends in real life and maybe this is just their dynamic, but for the sake of the listener please stop repeatedly talking over fellow hosts. Tha... more
I’d like to like this podcast. The hosts do seem to know their stuff. But Joshua Griffey is so overbearing that he just gets in the way. Enough with the shouting and the forced laughter. Just talk, guys. And let each other finish a sentence every once in a while.
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Content explores the offbeat and outrageous realm of films, often spotlighting movies that defy conventional expectations or embrace absurdity. The episodes touch on unique themes such as horror, nostalgia, and cultural commentary, making connections to personal experiences and childhood memories related to various films. The hosts generate lively discussions, mixing humor with serious critique, and often share insights about the filmmaking process while analyzing movie tropes and tropes found in the horror genre. There is a strong focus on movies that elicit strong emotional responses or challenge viewers' perceptions, offering both entertainment and thoughtful conversation to cinephiles and casual viewers alike.
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Messed Up Movies launched 7 years ago and published 735 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Messed Up Movies include:
1. Erin Jackson
2. Tristian Reed
3. Joshua Hull
4. Hunter Griffey
5. Nolan Mihail
6. Robert Gallegos
7. Rob Pilkington
8. Zack Parker
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