Your Favorite Bad Movie Podcast

Burgeoning filmmaker Grant Levron takes the podcast to new teritorty: the cinematic mind of Neil Breen. This film this week is Twisted Pair (2018) and it's said to have a plot, but it's actually just made of stock footage and confidence. Also, Chris is a true hero and braves the five-hour Neil Breen Five Film Retrospective. Don't do that to yourself, just tune in.

Podcaster Extraordinaire Kev Koeser (Talking Trek to You, Total Massacre, Tasting Menu) is sitting down with the crew to spotlight Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999). This Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical stars Donny Osmond as the titular Joseph, but the narrator should be mentioned as she's maybe the most important character in the film. And our intrepid c

Real person and talking hat Steph Metzger has brought in The Covenant (2006). It's the story of four New England witch boys who mostly look pretty and perform parlor tricks with their addictive powers. There's also a young Sebastion Stan in the mix. Not much occurs, but that doesn't stop the panel from constantly plumbing its depths in search of something. What did they find… Sha

Comedy Dynamo and all-around good guy Andy Rocco has brought to the podcast a piece of himself in the form of Sinbad of the Seven Seas (1989). This classic tale of high-seas adventure claims to be based on a story by one Edgar Allen Poe. That's not verifiable, but the fact that it was once four hours long shines through. Is it a beautiful fever dream or a slow-motion nightmare? Tun

Chris and Greg welcome Tyrice Nock to the podcast and he's brought a childhood favorite, Cool As Ice (1991). It's a film about Vanilla Ice finding love in small-town America with plenty of musical numbers and some serious cinematography. A movie for the Vanilla Ice fan and small boy that exists inside us all. Tune in and then regress to childhood with the crew when we watch it this

Returning guest Shelly Walston has brought a surprise for Chris and Greg: the 1984 film Rhinestone starring Dolly Parton and Sly Stallone. Never heard of this Romantic Comedy Musical? There are many good reasons for that which will all be discussed. The film certainly inspires lots of lively discussion, largely about Sylvester Stallone and his choices. It's full of good conversatio

Chris, Anna and Greg sit-in with our favorite sex therapist, Julie Setting, who has brought Get Over It (2001) to discuss. It's a horny, maximalist, teen rom-com that was part of the larger Shakespeare-to-screen trend of the 90s and beyond. It's also full of surprises, strong performances and a loaded cast including Kirsten Dunst and Ben Foster. Don't let this one slip under your r

Tyler, from Skylight Books' Better Than The Movie Podcast, joins Chris, Anna and Greg and they unravel the conundrum that is Gotti (2018). Is there something in John Travolta's mouth? How many dead people's clothes are worn in the film? How did this even get made? Are these reviews honest? Who's the real villain here? Tune in for a lot of laughs and good amount of speculation. Long

Chris and Greg are joined by long-time collaborator and friend Toby Goodshank, who shines a light on the unfortunately forgotten Mr. No Legs (1978). It's a film that holds many delightful surprises, just like Mr. No Legs hides the shotguns in his wheelchair. It's a quadruple-barrel blast of action and fun that's definitely not depressing, or at least only depressing in that distinc

Chris and Anna welcome fellow couple Briar Ripley Page and Flann Delaney to discuss their pick, the 2001 film "Shallow Hal." This Romantic Comedy by the Farrelly brothers attempts to show that beauty is more than skin deep, by being not actually romantic, nor very funny, and reveling in only surface-level commentary and thought. So it's pretty bad, but can we find some good in talk