HeyJaredYour 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.
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Episode 122: The Dark Secret of Harvest Home featuring Angela Carlucci and Toby Goodshank (opens the original)
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Artists, siblings, and musicians (check out their band Double Deüce) Toby Goodshank and Angela Carlucci are with us this week to talk about one of their household staples: The Dark Secret of Harvest Home (1978). This Leo Penn folk-horror miniseries brought chilly, earthy horror to the masses via NBC's nightly broadcast. It tells the tale of a city family who moves to an idyllic, pastoral community where they (gasp) discover it has a dark underbelly. It's also got Bette Davis fastidiously protect
Episode 121: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets featuring AP (opens the original)
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1. AP, host of the podcast Dove Whether, is sitting down with us today and they're offering an old form of escape with Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017). Luc Besson attempts to relive the glory of The Fifth Element by adapting a French comic into an epic Science Fantasy. What we got was a sort of limp, boring adventure of two pretty people (Dane Dehaan and Cara Delevingne) who can't really pull off being in the military trying to… get to a particular location on a ship, while pr
Episode 120: Deadbeat at Dawn featuring Peter Speer (opens the original)
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Peter Speer is back to discuss an offbeat gem with Deadbeat at Dawn (1988). Self-funded and shot guerilla style, this action film is the first feature of Jim Van Bebber and has come to be known for its intense action and over-the-top gore. Van Bebber is the star, seeking revenge for the death of his girlfriend all while navigating former and rival gangs and the sinister side of Midwest dissolution in Dayton, Ohio. Despite the meager budget, the film shines with deliberate choices and thoughtful
Episode 119: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier featuring Matt Finnegan (opens the original)
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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 Take
Episode 118: Armageddon featuring Joe DeAngelis (opens the original)
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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
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