In episode seven of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Wyeth Leslie. They discuss a movie practically identical in plot to Alien—Deep Rising. Specific points of discussion include alternative uses of torpedos, Kevin J. O'Connor's mastery of all things, death by melting inside of giant octopus monsters, and how to best maximize the use of a catch phrase. This movie really is a Treat *winks*.

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In episode six of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Diana Mullins. They discuss the only movie in the history of movies that is mathematically perfect—Flash Gordon. Specific points of discussion include technological marvels like guns that shoot hands instead of bullets or lasers, the culture that surrounds the American quarterback (bonus points for being blond), dumb old birds that are given second chances, and how many times you can stick your hand in a foreign hole before you die. Once? Twice? Depends on your role in the story.  

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In episode five of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Moe Shalabi. They discuss the sequel to the masterpiece The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, which had The Rock in it, in case you forgot. Specific points of discussion include how often Rick and Evy need to make out to show their love for each other, how insufferable their offspring really is, the laundry list of historical inaccuracies, the emasculation of Imhotep, and no, really, The Rock is in this movie. At least once, maybe twice. 

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In episode four of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes back Daily Drunk Editor-in-Chief Shawn Berman. They discuss a froggy movie that is about frogs, the 1972 classic frog movie, Frogs. Specific points of discussion include frogs, the sanctity of Sam Elliot's mustache and what shaving it does to the equilibrium of the multiverse, how to properly kill an old lady that just wants to catch butterflies, frogs, proper poison storage strategies, and what to do if there are a lot of frogs around you at any point in time. This is a movie about frogs. 

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In episode three of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Elijah Horton. They discuss the M. Night Shyamalan stinker The Happening, continuing the debate over whether this is entire movie is actually a joke or just a genuinely awful movie. Specific points of discussion include an old lady throwing her head through multiple windows, people running themselves over with lawnmowers, creative ways to off oneself, M. Night Shyamalan's attempts to reinvent the purpose of the movie, and what exactly the point of the entire movie was, if there even was one. There probably wasn't. But we'll talk about it anyway.

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In episode two of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Melissa Llanes Brownlee. They discuss the marvel of a musical that is Earth Girls Are Easy, focusing a great deal on the finer alien qualities of Jeff Goldblum, also known as Mac. Specific points of discussion include the multiple musical numbers of Julie Brown that will be stuck in your head for all eternity, the surprising lack of clothes across the cast, creepy figures in refrigerators eating Captain Crunch, perhaps the most bizarre sex scene of all time, and did you know this movie was rated PG? Seriously, it's just PG. It's crazy.

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In episode one of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Daily Drunk Editor-in-Chief Shawn Berman. They discuss the Adam Sandler classic Click, starting with how the hell this is rated so bad in the first place, seeing as how it's a work of cinematic brilliance. Specific points of discussion include the greatest fart scene in cinema history, the wardrobe of David Hasselhoff, Sean Astin in a speedo vs Adam Sandler in a fat suit, stuffed ducks, and the sheer emotional depth of dying in the rain in front of your family after a heart attack at your son's wedding. 

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