As October rolls on, the votes came in for "Disney's Spooky Buddies," 2011's Halloween themed entry into the surprisingly large "Buddies" franchise. This direct-to-video entry features talking dogs, poor acting, a weak script, and terrible editing.

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It's October, and that means its time for Halloween themed movies. For our first foray into bad Halloween flicks, we asked you all to vote and you choose 2000's "Scary Movie" or the unknown rival, "Shriek If You Still Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th." And as Kim and Michael share in this review, "Scary Movie" has not aged well.

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2019's "The Goldfinch," based on the novel by Donna Tartt, was panned by critics. But this almost 3 hour movie was plenty good enough for Kim and Michael!

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1995 saw a classic entry into the video game turned movie class: "Mortal Kombat." It has epic music and fight scenes, but does that make it any good?

Dave Bautista's new feature, available on Amazon Prime, has received a 47% on Rotten Tomatoes, but overall, Michael found it enjoyable. Did Kim agree, and break Michael down?

Back in 1986, George Lucas teamed up with Marvel comics and made the infamous "Howard the Duck." It was not a good movie, and we'll tell you why.

2018's "Gotti," staring John Travolta as the titular New York City mobster boss, failed to accomplish any task other than becoming our first movie that has earned a 0% ratting on Rotten Tomatoes.

Kim needed a pallet cleanser, so here's a special bonus episode of a GOOD MOVIE! 2012's "Skyfall," considered by these two film fans as the best of Bond, includes stellar performances, a well executed script, and complex characters.

We've come to the end of a month of bad Bond films, and finish with 1985's "A View To A Kill." Roger Moore's final outing as Bond was easily the worst of the franchise, as even Christopher Walken couldn't save this poorly written and acted escapade.

As we continue a month of reviewing bad James Bond movies, we find ourselves at 1983's "Octopussy." The second to last Roger Moore film may have been engrossing to watch, but in review, had several issues including one-dimensional characters, and a fatherly looking James Bond.