
Eli Bosnick, Heath Enwright, and Noah Lugeons team up for a weekly attempt to prove that if god existed, his PR couldn't possibly be this bad.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

This week, Mark Hofeling joins us for an atheist look at "The RM." It's the story of all the things that make the Mormon missionary practice cruel and awful, made by people who somehow haven't realized that.
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This week, Emma Thorne joins us for the story of an awkward filmmaker realizing that if he made a movie with ladies in it, ladies would have to talk to him.
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This week, Viced Rhino joins us to review a hodgepodge of out-of-order scenes and retrofitted cameos that just barely crosses the bar of "movie."
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We're joined by Michael Marshall to review the xenophobic fantasy nonsense of Citizen Vigilante.
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Funny, intelligent. Nice people.
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Watching the Wright family reassures me I’m doing alright in life. Cara and the other guests are icing on the cake. This podcast has given me a new, special way to torture my friends. Thanks cast!
I was actor in this movie. It was more confusing for us than for anyone. We weren’t allowed to learn our lines and I had no idea what a weird propaganda film we were involved in
Fun analysis and banter. Love how they examine and rip apart these movies. Hate the skits. They're not that funny and take up too much time.
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A panel-driven, humor-forward critique of films and media with a focus on Christian cinema, science, and pop culture. Episodes routinely roast flawed plots, heavy-handed messaging, and questionable production choices, often featuring guests from science, skeptic communities, and media commentary to broaden perspectives. The show blends sharp critique with running jokes, meta-bits, and sponsor reads, delivering brisk, satirical takes that appeal to listeners who enjoy skeptical analysis of faith-based media and entertainment misfires. Noteworthy is the steady stream of recurring guests and the hosts' willingness to satirize controversial topics while keeping the discourse accessible and entertaining for a broad audience.
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