This week we look at an attempt at bringing a wildly successful Broadway show to the silver screen that failed so miserably it got thrown out of theaters faster than last month's popcorn.

Celebrating our One Year Podiversary and kicking off season 3 with a bonus episode as a thank you to our listeners as well as a brief introduction for new listeners.

In our Season 2 finale we review the Netflix original, Murder Mystery, starring Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, and Luke Evans.

We review the runner up in our Twitter poll, The Happytime Murders, a movie that puts a puppet twist on the buddy cop genre.

We review your Twitter pick! Max Payne got its star nominated for a Razzie and still managed to take the #1 spot at the box office on opening weekend. Big stars and big box office bucks, how bad can it be?

Happy Halloween! Join us on our trip down to the Catacombs of Paris as we review the found-footage flick, As Above So Below.

We review the movies that launched several successful Hollywood careers and won the hearts of a generation, despite the terrible critical reception.

We review Thugs of Hindostan, a historical epic that under-performed at the box office despite Bollywood's biggest stars and a big budget. Does it play better on our side of the pond?

We dive in to the remake of the 1987 Overboard. The original film only has a 45% on Rotten Tomatoes which makes us wonder just how much worse this gender-swapped update can really be.

Special guest Drew from the Reel Feels Podcast joins us to review Beneath the Darkness, a movie starring Dennis Quaid that made less than $10k at the box office.