Nathan and Brendan discuss truly awful movies while trying to keep their sanity in tact. Full disclosure: We may be in love with the movies we deem terrible. New episodes uploaded every Thursday! Logo created by Mariah Lirette. Theme song by Taylor Sheasgreen of the Motorleague.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 849 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyFilm ReviewsTV & Film |
Britany is back this week to help the guys dissect the 2001 dramedy Rock Star featuring Mark Wahlberg having the most fun ever. They discuss the rampant homophobia, Jennifer Aniston crushing it, the wigs, Wahlberg's obsession with the band, Nathan po... more
Look, I usually try to put a funny little summary here but this movie is vile and hateful and not good for Christians or Atheists or really anyone who doesn’t have a black heart. The guys are joined by former pastor Troy Carruthers to get into some o... more
This week, the fellas are delighted to be joined by Patron extraordinaire/Ultraviolet super-fan Raina Harper to discuss... well... Ultraviolet. They talk about the genuinely unfinished special effects and the uncanny valley, characters that forget wh... more
Back to the standard bad movies this week... with the Russell Crowe directorial effort Poker Face. Luckily, the guys are joined by Australian (but really a true Seattle native) in Declan Green, who may have been telling the truth about 33.3% of the t... more
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Just started going through your back catalogue and got to Commando. I’ve never laughed so much at a podcast in all my life. more
This is a awesome podcast unlike the movies you guys rate. You guys make me smile form hearing how bad some of these movies were. I hope you guys prosper and I must say “what were they thinking” 😑
Put this in your weekly queue and you won’t be disappointed! Great podcast with interesting topics and banter!
From the absolute worst films ever made to just below tolerable, the hosts dissect em all! Always a good laugh and the chance to explore some truly horrible movies.
This is a podcast for people who are looking for really good movies but keep finding bad ones. The hosts pull apart a wide range of movies that really missed the mark in a funny and charming way. You'll feel like you do when having one of those conversations about a movie with you're friends wondering "WHAT WERE THEY THINKING"!
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