Your Favorite Bad Movie Podcast

Join your hosts Chris, Anna, and Greg as they dare to ask the question, "If this movie is so bad, why do you like it so much?". Special guests bring us their own personal favorite bad movies and we figure out what is up with the movies we love to hate and hate to love. linktr.ee/favoritebadmoviepod

Your Favorite Bad Movie Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 119 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Your Favorite Bad Movie Podcast, a comedy show with 119 episodes published.

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  Episode #119

  Episode 119: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier featuring Matt Finnegan

  Aug 16, 20261h 49m

  Matt Finnegan is sitting down with us again and they’re taking us back to space with Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.  After two successful directing attempts by Leonard Nemoy, William Shatner was given the reins and what we were given was a larf-a-minute romp about three chums (Shatner, Nemoy and DeForest Kelley) having to deal with a job out in space using a ship that’s so exasperatingly not ready that the whole crew (also including James Doohan, Walter Koenig, Nichelle Nichols, and George Takei) is having just a hell of a time and everybody keeps getting abducted/and or subdued.  Also, they have to go to the center of the universe to find God, allegedly.  It’s not the kind of thing you’d expect from a Trek, and audiences weren’t having it at the time and largely still don’t.  That, however, is just the sort of thing that we will gladly beam up, so tune in!

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  Episode #118

  Episode 118: Armageddon featuring Joe DeAngelis

  Aug 9, 20261h 26m

  Joe DeAngelis, a friend of the show, is with us and they’ve got a mission of vital importance: Armageddon (1998).  Yes, it’s the classic Michael Bay sci-fi actioner that wowed the audiences of 1998 with an all-star cast that included Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, Live Tyler, Billy Bob Thornton, Micheal Clarke Duncan, Steve Buscemi, Owen Wilson, Peter Stormare, Will Patton, and William Fichtner.  It’s about oil drillers tasked with saving the Earth by blowing up an asteroid and it makes about as much sense as it sounds like it makes.  Granted, no one should watch this one expecting something too sensical, but can the numerous explosions still hold the attention after all these years or has some of the powder fallen out of the keg?  There’s an amount of disagreement, but all can honestly say that its societal imagery feels ahead of its time.  We’re getting into it all, so tune in!

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  Episode #117

  Episode 117: Heavyweights featuring Christy Admiraal

  Aug 2, 20261h 21m

  Christie Admiral is back and she’s brought something special from childhood with her: Heavyweights (1995). This Steven Brill directed family comedy tells the story of a fat camp that comes under new management at the last minute, turning everyone’s summer into a nightmare.  Things could have been a lot worse with that premise, but the main issue is handled fairly well and Ben Stiller gives a knock-out performance as the insane camp leader Tony Perkis.  Other comedy greats old and burgeoning grace this cast and crew including Kenan Thompson, Paul Feig, Jeffrey Tambor, Tim Blake Nelson, both of Stiller’s parents and it even scored Judd Apatow as a writer.  It manages to hold up fairly well, but we’ll be interrogating it, laughing with it and getting into some further discussion of Brill’s connection to the Star Wars universe.  You won’t want to miss it, tune in!

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  Episode #116

  Episode 116: Uncle Drew featuring JJ Bersch

  Jul 26, 20261h 24m

  JJ Bersch, researcher for the podcast Blank Check, is with us today and they’ve brought a prior piece of “research” with Uncle Drew (2018).  Based on a viral Pepsi Max internet campaign, this Charles Stone III adaptation sees Little Rel Howery losing his team for the Rutger Classic and so he relies on the likes of Kyrie Irving, Shaquille O’Neal, Chris Webber, Reggie Miller and Nate Robinson to fill out his new roster.  The catch: they’re all playing old people.  There are plenty of real-world actors and players supporting this picture including Lisa Leslie, Tiffany Haddish, J.B. Smoove, Mike Epps and Nick Kroll in the role he was born to play: Kooky Villain You Love To Hate.  JJ originally saw it for the product placement “research” (and there’s a lot), but was won over by the quirky, light-hearted fun of a bunch of non-actors having a great time on screen together. It’s been a pleasant surprise for the whole panel and you can share it too, just tune in!

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  Episode #115

  Episode 115: Hot to Trot featuring Sharon Cunningham

  Jul 19, 20261h 36m

  Sharon Cunningham is back after being forced to watch Powder twice, but this time she’s put her own money down on Hot to Trot (1988).  Bobcat Goldthwait makes both his debut and departing role as a leading man with this Michael Dinner directed comedy about a man getting vengeance on his evil stepfather via the talking horse he inherited. Dabney Coleman and some prosthetic teeth are that stepfather and John Candy is that horse. Also, Virginia Madsen is playing one of our favorite roles: a female in a film. A troubled production (including some wild prior attached stars) led to a luke-warm response at the box office. However, time and constant repeats on cable have softened the audience to this one, but can this horse still beat the competition with its one-liners? To find out, just tune in!

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