This week, Ashley and Amy are celebrating Bad Movie Sunday’s 69th episode (and, coincidentally, No Nut November) with the surprisingly iconic and supposedly erotic Fifty Shades of Grey! Listen, this movie has it all: the awkwardness of Twilight, the toxicity of the Kissing Booth, and dialogue on par with Riverdale. Think you can handle some light masochism? Well, then step into our playroom!

On this week’s episode of Bad Movie Sunday, Ashley and Amy are kicking back with the chaotic comedy Kill Me Three Times, a movie about a hitman, a Hemsworth, and a colonoscopy camera, among other things. Will this pass the Jack Test? Will Simon Pegg finally get his redemption? And most importantly, a question we ask more often than we’d like to on this podcast: what’s with all the feet? It’s time to pull the trigger and find out!

It’s finally Halloween, and BMS is celebrating with the spookiest movie of the season, a movie all about how a young boy gets turned into a rat by an evil witch and finds a passion for cooking along the way. Wigs will be snatched, dreams will be followed, and-- Wait, no, that’s just our pitch for Rata2ille: The Presequel. Join Ashley and Amy as they talk about today’s actual frightening flop, the 2020 adaptation of Roald Dahl’s The Witches. Aw, rats!

On this episode of Bad Movie Sunday, class is officially in session as hosts Ashley and Amy get schooled by their second Halloween flick of the year: Slaughterhouse Rulez! Will this horror-comedy get a passing grade, or is it a total fail? Did we accidentally curse the podcast? And who the frack is actually in Freaky Friday? Kick back with some spook-tacular snacks and tune in to find out!

It is a truth universally acknowledged that two friends in possession of a podcast must be in want of a bad movie to roast… That’s right, we’re starting off October with Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the first in Bad Movie Sunday’s 2021 Halloween lineup! Join Ashley and Amy as they discuss Mr. Darcy’s sewer stank, the Shrek soundtrack, and… the Ninja Turtles? (Listen, it’s what Jane Austen would’ve wanted.)

Grab your Chapstick, because on this extra special, slightly bittersweet episode, Bad Movie Sunday is finally kissing their first full series goodbye with The Kissing Booth 3! Tune in to join Ashley, Amy, and Fei as they mark the end of an era and discover all the long-awaited answers to their questions... Will we finally find out what anyone’s major is? Will this movie include the notorious earthquake scene from the Wattpad original? And, most importantly, where the hell is the kissing booth? (No, seriously, it’s called The Kissing Booth 3, so where is it?)

Once upon a time, there was a humble little podcast called Bad Movie Sunday, whose hosts, Ashley and Amy, searched far and wide for the perfect magical adventure movie -- and they finally found it in Inkheart, a hidden gem starring Brendan Fraser as a hot dad who can bring fictional characters to life, Paul Bettany as a fire-dancer with a pet marten, and… Dame Helen Mirren? This is one for the books!

On this week’s magical and mouthwatering episode of Bad Movie Sunday, Ashley and Amy have prepared a three-course menu just for you lovely listeners, complete with Crab Napoleon, raw batter with flower petals, and, for dessert, the confusing crustacean classic Simply Irresistible! Does this surprisingly suggestive Sarah Michelle Gellar rom-com deserve a chef’s kiss, or is it way past the expiration date? Tune in to find out!

This week, Bad Movie Sunday is bringing the thunder as Ashley and Amy, the dynamic duo, cover the podcast’s second Melissa McCarthy masterpiece: Thunder Force! Put on your super-suits and get ready for all your burning questions to be answered: why is Mr. Krabs’ daughter a whale? Is Jason Bateman with crab arms… kinda hot? And, most importantly, do crabs got it going on? Man, there’s a lot of crab talk in this one.

Go go gadget podcast! On this episode of Bad Movie Sunday, Ashley and Amy investigate a 1999 classic that is, essentially, a Kidz Bop version of Robocop… it’s Inspector Gadget! Honestly, this movie has it all: toothpaste, evil robot doppelgangers, and feet. Like, a surprising amount of feet. Robot feet, to be exact.