Celebrating celluloid garbage.
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“This is my favorite "bad movie" podcast. The hosts clearly have a deep affection for movies and are enjoying the hell out of themselves, and the energy is infectious. It might initially come across as mean-spirited, but by the end of an episode it's usually clear that everyone ended up enjoying the film on some level. Loads of jokes are cracked at the expense of various actors and directors, but redeeming aspects of each movie are always highlighted. A true joy for pop culture junkies.”Read full review »
chiarosquirrel via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/22/13
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“Good podcast, but I wish they would watch more recent movies. I've seen a lot of movies but many of these I purposely haven't seen. Not all bad movies exist between 1980s-1990s (even though there's a lot) there's plenty of crap ones in the last 10 years.”Read full review »
M.a.t.t.8.9. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/09/12
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“WHM is simply the bad movie podcast to end them all. Don't worry about the sound quality, it's perfectly acceptable and has impoved as episodes have progressed. More importantly, the chemsitry among the hosts is impeccable and the editing is seamless. No choppy audio or hyena-esque...”Read full review »
bumgilseo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/23/12
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“Hilarious podcast guys. I listen on my way to and from work, and sometimes drive around my neighborhood a little longer to let the episode finish. Favorite episodes are 18 Again, Deep Impact, K-9, and the Superman shows. Reminds me of how my friends and I use to sit around and talk about...”Read full review »
TylerBT via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/18/11
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