
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 | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

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Betterhelp is specifically horrible. They leak all your data and their not-therapists have in many cases have tried to convert people to Christianity. Yall are funny but feel free to have any amount of spine. This makes you no better than many of the people you mock.
Great podcast that takes nothing too seriously
Sometimes I listed to a lot of podcasts, sometimes I almost stop. At any time I am listening and re-listening to God Awful Movies. At this point the hosts voices are a safe space.
I wanted to like this podcast but I just couldn’t get past the misogynistic attitudes of the hosts. 6 minutes into one of the episodes and they had made 3 unfunny sexist jokes and a rape joke. I tried to just move past it but when they started talking about how ugly some of the actresses are I had to turn it off. These jokes are not funny or clever and when the hosts burst out laughing at them in a very obnoxious way I decided that it wasn’t worth my time. There were some funny jokes in between ... more
I just want to thank the 3 of you so much for watching this slop and remaining sane enough to let it drive you crazy…and for sharing the relatable thoughts that we all struggle to hold inside with a straight face when we encounter this twisted fan fiction in the real world. Eli is alarmingly aligned with my own inner voice and listening to all of the various pods you guys produce makes me and my inner Eli-adjacent voice feel less alone in our existential dread that adulting really is this stupid... more
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Combining humor and critique, this show offers a sharp commentary on poorly produced films, particularly those with Christian themes. The hosts analyze various movies, exposing their absurdities while integrating humor and insightful discussions surrounding cultural and ethical issues depicted in these films. Episodes often feature guests with relevant expertise, adding depth to the critique and showcasing multiple perspectives on the films' narratives and messages. Notably, the comedic approach seeks to balance entertainment with intellectual engagement, appealing to listeners who appreciate satire and critical analysis of media, especially around themes of religion and morality.
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