Bad Movie Brunch

"Baby Geniuses" (1999) // Dir. Bob Clark

With Luke off the grid for the week, Katie takes over hosting duties! Taylor Taylor is back on the show to chop it up with Katie about some smart children with dubbed dialogue.

The Kissing Booth (2018) // Dir. Vince Marcello

Katie, Luke, and returning guest Taylor (YAY!) chat about the Netflix Original that spawned two sequels and counting. Step into the Kissing Booth with the BMB Crew as we wonder whether filmmakers have ever met the teenage characters they're writing about.

Pearl Harbor (2001) // Dir. Michael Bay

This is a podcast that will live in infamy. At the request of this week's special guest, Mr. Tom Hush, we discuss Michael Bay's World War II love triangle that seemingly aspired to be the next Titanic. (Spoiler: It wasn't).

Fluke (1995) // Dir. Carlo Carlei

Life is ruff in this talking canine tale! Fluke is a flick that deals with heavy ass themes like mortality, reincarnation, murder, and vengeance. It's also a film for children. Samuel L. Jackson is in it too.

We Are Your Friends (2015) // Dir. Max Joseph

In this edition, Luke and Katie want to know if we'll ever be better than this! Do you know much about EDM? We sure as hell don't, but we know Zac Efron is daddy.

Quest for Camelot (1998) // Dir. Frederik Du Chau

In this edition, we draw our swords and take to the fabled land of Camelot! There's griffins, weird cgi, and just a few more songs than we necessarily needed.

In the Army Now (1994) // Dir. Daniel Petrie

Suck on this a one tiiiiiiiiiiiiime! Back in the 90s, Disney inked a three picture deal with Pauly Shore and cinematic excellence was born.

National Treasure (2004) // Dir. Jon Turteltaub

Get in, loser! We're going treasure hunting. Listen along as Luke and Katie weigh the pros and cons of this Nic Cage Classic from the house of mouse!

Juwanna Mann (2002) // Dir. Jesse Vaughan

To say this movie doesn't age well is an understatement. It's wrought with harmful and offensive stereotypes, lazily disguised as a romantic comedy with some basketball thrown in for good measure. Trans Lives Matter. Watch Pose on Netflix instead. Watch Disclosure on Netflix instead.

"On the Line" (2001) // Dir. Eric Bross

In which Luke and Katie are shocked by another early 2000s time capsule in this flick featuring N*Sync frontmen. Who's your favorite member of the group? We're a couple of Lance Bass fanboys over here.