Cinema Smack Down

Possibly the worst movie they have yet to review Fraser and Scott endure the agony of Police Academy 4...the horror.

If you are easily offended, there are swears and adult content. And that's better than anything in the actual movie.

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In our final Summer Smackdown selection, Fraser and Scott navigate the sewage that is I Know What You Did Last Summer. A movie so stiff they had to had their own adult movie scenarios into the review to keep it interesting.

If you are easily offended, there are multiple swears.

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In our unlucky # 13 episode, Fraser and Scott have the bad luck to endure Speed: Cruise Control, possibly the most unnecessary sequel of all time. Along the way they offend a Canadian Icon, shout-out to comedian Jeremy Hotz and explore ornithological sexual orientation.

If you are easily offended, be aware of the swears. A Barrie Uncovered podcast production. 

In part 2 of the Summer Movie smackdown, Fraser and Scott take a bite out of the pitiful Paul Hogan offering Crocodile Dundee 3, a movie so riddled with Dundee's atrocious personality flaws it should probably be banned, and along the way reveal the details of greatest awful sequel EVER (hint: Eddie Murphy was involved) that didn't happen.

If you are easily offended, there are a few swears.

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In the kickoff to our summer movie trilogy, Fraser and Scott dive into the detritus that is Jaws: The Revenge. Along the way a beloved Canadian teen TV series makes an appearance, and the guys try to figure out if "haunted by a stalking Shark" is something that guys might find attractive in a girlfriend.

This podcast is exactly 21:37, and if you are easily offended, there are a few swears.

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In episode 10 (and really...did anyone expect us to get past one?) Fraser and Scott present a special head to head version of the Smack Down, by pitting the pathetic productions of Daredevil and Elektra against one another to decide which is the worst.

Along the way Fraser attempts to link diabetes to superpowers, and Bette Midler gets involved.

As per usual, there is some racey language for the easy to offend.

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Bam! Zoof! Kapow!

In Episode 9, Fraser and Scott navigate the abysmal adventures of Batman & Robin, a movie so bad George Clooney has been known to refund the cost of tickets to fans. As always, there are a few swears for the easily offended.

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In our latest quarantine edition, the guys find new and unusual ways to torture themselves by reviewing the 1997 disaster Most Valuable Primate... ya know, about the monkey that plays hockey?

Along the way, they shout out to local breweries as well as almost every region of western Canada, and construct a bizarre fan theory that Jesse from Breaking Bad was in this movie.

As per usual, there are several swears for the easily offended.

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In our first ever Quarantine edition, Fraser and Scott remotely connect via their phones to dissect the disaster that was Mac And Me, in honour of Paul Rudd's recent birthday. (And if you don't know about the connection between Paul Rudd and Mac and Me, be sure to listen through right to the end)

This episode is exactly 28:15, and loaded with swears if you are easily offended.

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In our latest episode, Scott and Fraser dissect the disaster that was the 1997 comedy Good Burger, revealing how the movie evolved from a 3 minute comedy sketch and somehow delving into their personal porn preferences along the way.

If you are easily offended, there be plenty of swears along the way.

Feedback? Ideas for our next show? Want an apology for inflicting this mess on you? Email the producer; [email protected] 

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