Radiodrome

The worst movies ever made... has a ring to it huh? Well it's mostly bullshit. These are some bad movies, no doubt, but so many awful (truly terrible) films are really out there and this list is completely unaware.

What makes a movie bad? Is it one single thing or a conglomeration of things? Can a bad performance in a well written and directed film make it a bad movie? What about terrible direction to a fantastic idea? Is that a bad movie? What really make a bad movie?

We finish our look at movies we feel need defense.

We all have movies we love that no one else does... the crew gets into it tonight in part one of our look at movies we love that no one else does.

Goddamn it, 1985 was a great year in film.

A quick little sample of the things I have to edit out of RadioDrome episodes.

With the massive flop of Legend Of Tarzan and a few years ago John Carter... why is it so damn hard to adapt the old pulp stories to the screen?

Guest Buzz Dixon.

There have been marketing disasters in the past, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Star Trek Beyond and even the debacle that was David Manning... and yet 2016 will go down as the year that movie marketing went all tits up...

Why is this a franchise? Why are there 9 Madea films? How the hell are there a half dozen Step Up movies? Who the hell was asking for a 3rd Legally Blonde film? This is the question we examine... why the hell are some of these things franchises?

We all love Troma movies, from the classics like The Toxic Avenger and Class of Nuke em High to the lesser films such as Troma's War. Hell the Troma pick ups such as Screamplay or Christmas Evil are amazing too. Troma is the only Reel Independent company left out there and we should all celebrate them.