In Defense of Bad Movies

The first unfortunate event was this movie getting greenlit, and the most recently was our having to watch it. Hopefully this will put an end to Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Actually, it's a pretty entertaining movie, though Bobby disagrees, as he takes the movie--and Jim Carrey--to task.

In this minisode, not much happens. Sam explains the group's long absence and reports the next movie getting discussed.

For our Christmas movie, Sam defends Mystery, Alaska. Okay, it's not very Christmasy. I mean, there is one scene with carols and a tree, I think, but that's about it. There's a hell of a lot of snow, though!

Sam reveals the big holiday movie the gang with discuss this season, and Themes Like Old Times talks about Gilmore Girls.

Bobby continues his legacy of enjoying bad sci-fi as he defends Tron Legacy.

Find out the next movie we'll discuss and listen to Sam and Loren discuss the greatness that is the Buffy the Vampire Slayer theme song.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that Laura has bad taste in movies. Well, that's going a bit far, but she does defend Pride and Prejudice and Zombies for some baffling reason. Do tune in and give it a listen. And try to ignore the knocks and things--we were recording in a different studio from usual (AKA Laura's house instead of mine).

Sam reveals the scary-scary Halloween movie the gang will next defend, and Sam and Loren talk about the iconic TV theme song, "Three's Company, Too" in an episode of "Themes Like Old Times."

Join the IDoBM gang as they welcome regular guest Ronnie Roberts to the show. Then groan as he attempts to defend Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2.

Join Sam as he unveils the next movie the gang will discuss. Also, Loren and Sam talk about the theme song from Reading Rainbow. Plus, the IDOBM guys release a new feature--talking about new movies!