Movies So Bad They're Good, Midnight Cult Classics and Camp

This movie is totally disgusting, and perverse, and gritty, but we love it! Not for the weak stomache, this movie is all about bums who drink cheap hooch which makes them explode! Need I say more?

Friends through eternity, loyalty, honestly. We'll stay together through thick or thin. Friends forever, we'll be together. We're on top cause we play to win. 

Ian revisits the infamous Miami Connection, but with this time with the help of returning guests and friends of the podcast Tony Vespe and Jonny Blackburn, along with Jonny's podcasts "I Don't Give A Flick" cohost Gary Elmore. Together these friends forever break down this iconic bad movie and explain why it is so bad yet so amazing.

Miami Connection: the story of a group of oprhans playing in a band where they sing about friendship have to fight cocaine dealing motorcycle riding ninjas to stay alive in Orlando.

In this unique episode, Ian and Ryan welcome guests Martin Bruyere and Steve Villeneuve who together made the documentary, "Hail To The Deadites," which is about the fans of the Evil Dead franchise.

This episode is the triumphant return of cohost Daniel, who has been away for some time and has now returned for a special episode, so we're reviewing 80's camptastic cheesefest, Return of the Killer Tomatoes!

This movie is just absolutely ridiculous, campy as all hell, and way too self aware, but we like that and now you're going to hear about it!

also featuring first appearance on this podcast but no stranger to the old "Movies So Bad They're Good" podcast, Dallas Tillman joins as well!

After the big discussion about Alejandro Jodorowsky last week, Ian introduces one of Jodorowsky's more accessible films to Ryan and Tony.

Midnight cult film.

Santa Sangre is the story of a child growing up as a circus performer and witnesses his parents murder each other and is traumatized. Years later he escapes a mental institution as he realizes he's still under his mothers control.

Directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky in 1989

In this special episode, the guys discuss the life and career of Chilean film maker Alejandro Jodorowsky who is responsible for spawning the first midnight movie, El Topo.

Featuring returning guest, Tony Vespe

The guys travel back to the year 1984 to witness the worst film of David Lynch's career: Dune. Some enjoyed it while others were bored to death, this movie features great qualities of film making as well as awful qualities. Everybody on the panel is in agreement that the aesthetics and music is great but the pacing is a snore. This movie is a mess! Also, huge Dune fan, Ian explains the plot of the book as he fills in the details that the other guys missed.

Featuring guests Jonny Blackburn, host of the I Don't Give a Flick podcast, and Martin Bruyere creator of Hail To The Deadites documentary.

Christopher Lee reprises his role as Count Dracula and has been resurrected in the year 1972 by a satanic hippie named Alucard.  For some reason he's obsessed with finding the great great granddaughter of his old nemesis, Van Helsing as he drinks the blood of various other hippies. In this episode we discuss this crazy plot and how adding the classic Dracula story to the 1972 Brittish hippie scene is such a great move, along with guests Bree and Jos.

The very first movie review for the reboot of this podcast. Cohosts Ian, Ryan, and Daniel are starting a new beginning so they might as well start with Friday The 13th part 5 A New Beginning.

Featuring special guest Tony