This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn take another look at Killer Dolls with the 2004 film, Seed of Chucky. Is this the lowest point for the franchise? You'll have to listen to find out. Why is Chucky suddenly from Japan? Why does Glen/Glenda pee his/her pants when he/she has no genitals? These questions might not be answered, but they're worth pondering this week on Bad Movie Date Night. 

Directed by: Don Mancini

Written by: Don Mancini

Starring: Jennifer Tilly, Brad Dourif, John Waters, Redman, Billy Boyd, 

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Fresh off of the "horror-comedy" mini-series, Nigel and Kaitlyn decide to take a closer look at Bride of Chucky, the 1998 attempt to reinvigorate the "Child's Play" franchise by adding a bit of matrimonial bliss to Chucky's life. Is it effective? You'll have to listen to find out!

Directed by: Ronny Yu

Written by: Don Mancini

Starring: Jennifer Tilly, Brad Dourif, Katherine Heigl, John Ritter

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This episode brings us to the end of the Horror Comedy Mini-Series, and it can hardly be considered a "horror-comedy." 

You won't want to miss this episode! In it, Nigel and Kaitlyn deliver what might be considered a "manifesto" for the Bad Movie Date Night podcast. They also discuss whether Frightmare can be considered a satire, or what exactly it was trying to say. Who is it pointing a finger at? Horror fans? Or, horror stars? 

Directed by: Norman Thaddeus Vane

Written by: Norman Thaddeus Vane

Starring: Ferdy Mayne, Luca Bercovici, Nita Talbot, Jennifer Starrett, Jeffrey Combs

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For those expecting the "Horror Comedy Special," clearly this isn't it. 

Directed by: Ethan Wiley

Written by: Fred Dekker, Ethan Wiley

Starring: Arye Gross, Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano

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This week on Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about the first of many films chosen by you, the listeners, Ghoulies. Considered by many to be one of the many ripoffs of Gremlins, this film has all of your favorite 80's tropes including monster puppets, violent deaths, and rituals. 

Ghoulies

Directed by: Luca Bercovici

Written by: Luca Bercovici, Jefery Levy

Starring: Peter Liapis, Lisa Pelikan, Michael Des Barres, Jack Nance

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2. Thanks for downloading the show! We hope you're already subscribed.

3. Welcome to week one of our "Horror Comedy Miniseries. This episode focused on the 1982 film Pandemonium, a horror-comedy that doesn't get the credit it deserves, and Nigel and Kaitlyn want to share it with you. So settle it, get cozy, and enjoy another episode of Bad Movie Date Night!

Directed by: Alfred Sole

Written by: Jaime Barton Klein, Richard Whtiley

Starring: Tom Smothers, Carol Kane, Candice Azzara, Phil Hartman, David L Lander, Eileen Brennan, Judge Reinhold, Debralee Scott, Teri Landrum, Miles Chapin, Marc McClure, Paul Reubens, Eve Arden, Edie McClurg, Donald O'Connor, Bradley Lieberman, and many many many more. 

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Not really the romantic comedy that was promised, this week Nigel and Kaitlyn examine the uber depressing 2000 film, Bounce, about the guilt associated with the death of a spouse, and a man who shares a name with a dog. This is an episode you won't want to miss as Kaitlyn tries to discuss the plot with emojis, Nigel proposes his theory that Johnny Galecki's character is a figment of Affleck's imagination, and they debate which scenario is worse Bounce or Sleepless in Seattle. 

Directed by: Don Roos

Written by: Don Roos

Starring: Ben Affleck, Gwyneth Paltrow

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On this last week of the David DeCoteau miniseries, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss 1989's Murder Weapon. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss whether the main character is a reliable narrator, Michelle Bauer's "special" role, and ask the question, "How much do you have to hate someone to let them go to jail?" All of this and more on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night! 

Directed by: David DeCoteau

Written by: Richard Gabai, Tony Malanowski

Starring: Jan-Michael Vincent, Jack Carter, Mindi Miller, Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Ruth Collins, Ken Abraham

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Week 2 of the David DeCoteau miniseries and Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about Murder Weapon the incredibly dream-like film about two girls murdering their exes because...reasons? Listen to them gush over an interesting kill while trying to figure out the plot of this David DeCoteau essential. 

Directed by: David DeCoteau

Written by: Ross A Perron

Starring: Lyle Waggoner, Linnea Quigley, Karren Russell

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Welcome to week one of the David DeCoteau mini-series! 

Even though Sorority Babes and the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama was covered a few weeks ago, Nigel and Kaitlyn wanted to dive deeper into his filmography with a selection of films restored by Vinegar Syndrome. This week's episode focuses on Nightmare Sisters, the film DeCoteau made after Sorority Babes on a dare using leftover film. It's a wild, sexy, nonsensical ride, and you won't want to miss this deep analysis!

Directed by: David DeCoteau

Written by: Kenneth J. Hall

Starring: Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer

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