
The award-winning comedy podcast that celebrates bad movies. Comedians and actors Paul Scheer (The League), June Diane Raphael (Grace and Frankie), and Jason Mantzoukas (Big Mouth) break down the very best of the worst films ever made—we’re talkin’ blockbuster flops, cheesy 80s action movies, Lifetime thrillers, obscure cult classics, and if we’re honest… most Nic Cage and Jason Statham movies. Pl... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||

MORTAL KOMBAT! Comedian Cameron Esposito enters the fighting arena with Paul, June, and Jason to dissect 1995's Mortal Kombat, the stinker movie adaptation of the beloved video game. They discuss the anticlimactic fight with Goro, Christopher Lambert... more
Mark Wahlberg, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Christina Applegate star in the 1998 action-comedy The Big Hit—a movie that tries to make a farce out of kidnapping and murder while giving off vibes of a rejected Mountain Dew commercial. Paul, June, and Jaso... more
Mark Wahlberg and his wig play the lead singer of a heavy metal tribute band who ends up joining the real band in 2001's Rock Star. Comedian Jake Weisman (This Fool, Corporate) joins Paul, June, and Jason at Largo in L.A. to discuss the massive orgy ... more
June makes a rare Last Looks appearance to gab with Paul about everything from shooting the new Legally Blonde prequel series Elle, to her side quest to find the perfect carry-on bag. But first, Paul shares your corrections & omissions on last week's... more
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They no longer record in studio. Their live shows are not interesting, are loud, and, most of all, are so disconnected from what listeners actually want eg an actual conversation
Love this podcast! It takes movies I may never have watched or considered and gives them. Really appreciate how inclusive and positive they are when considering these films.
Please don’t take away audience voting I fear that happening IRL. I really appreciate you watching LOEG as it holds the dubious honor of being the only movie I paid for then walked out on in the theater. The only other being The Covenant(2006) when then gave out free tickets.
The sharp decline in performance of this podcast is in direct proportion to the hosts becoming delusional Gen X political pundits. Nobody listens to a comedy pod about bad movies for a one sided hypocritical lecture from a racist liberal Karen played by June and homophobic pals who don’t know they colonized camp while excluding gay hosts and producers. The entire premise of the show is stolen gay culture. Zooks has lost his mind and meets clinical criteria for paranoid personality disorder at th... more
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El_Kate please do yourself a favor, and only yourself a favor…read everything in context. If the purpose of this podcast was to a give behind-the-scenes tell-all, it would be called How They Made It. How Did This Get Made is a question. They are curious about the aspects that brought it to the big screen, or the plot deficiencies. The podcast you want to listen to is Spooled.
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A comedic exploration of poorly received films unfolds through lively discussions among seasoned comedians and actors. Each episode turns a critical yet humorous eye on a variety of cinematic flops, ranging from blockbuster disasters to obscure cult classics. The hosts engage in witty banter while dissecting absurd plot points, character motivations, and production mistakes, often drawing in relevant anecdotes from their own experiences in the entertainment industry. Unique to this show, special guests frequently join the conversation, adding depth and varied perspectives to the discussions, creating an entertaining environment where listeners feel like part of the in-joke community devoted to glorifying 'bad' films.
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