Reel Rotten

We've all been drunk, alone and staring at our neighbors so much this year that it's about damn time we celebrate it! Reel Rotten along with Amy Adams (she's not there) break down the long journey of The Woman in the Window (2021) and how a movie with an insanely talented cast can still be so so bad. The movie was 26% when this podcast was recorded and now it's at 25%, that's the power of an unreleased podcast folks!

Hear Kyle discover the twists of the movie in real time as he watches, the guys do their top 5 unreliable narrator movies, and Nick quizzes Stephen on Cruella and Quiet Place 2 (movies are BACK BABY!). So listen in and shut up, and hope that we all have an Amy Adams looking at us from their beautiful house.


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As Alicia Keys once said, "This Bird is on Fireeeee." She, of course, was talking about Nicolas Cage's first ever Reel Rotten performance in the Helicopter/Top Gun knockoff also known as Fire Birds (1990).

Reel Rotten take to the skies as they kick off the "Summer of Sick!" Nick & Stephen discuss Cage’s creepy performance, the perfection of Tommy Lee Jones and the miracle of helicopters. Later, the guys rank their top TLJ movies, pitch a Fire Birds remake, and Stephen explains why Crawford eats ice cream like a freak. Shut up and listen up!

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Razzie season has come and gone, and the winner on the trophy may have been Music, but we're here as always to represent the best bad movie of the year, and it's none other than Dolittle (2020). 



Reel Rotten tag-teams the pod and after a lengthy discussion about various Glenn Close fun facts, they dive into the most chaotic movie of 2020. From its troubled production, to its use of accents and voices, Nick and Stephen talk about it all and occasionally do so in terrible accents themselves. They rank old horny British men, determine their Top 5 animals they would want to talk to and pitch their own talking animal movies. Listen up and shut up!

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Breath it in. Soak in it. Ah, yes. The fresh episode. 2020 was a weird year for film, so we did our best to do the weirdest podcast we could.

Nick & Stephen joined by Kyle and best friend of the podcast Mike, break down the year that was 2020 in film and talk the best, the worst, and the "that came out last year?" They have the inaugural Roscos (working title), reveal their top and bottom 5 movies of 2020. Try and catch the five movies total Kyle saw all year. Listen up and shut up!


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Some things in life are constant; Cats chasing mice, cartoons interacting with humans, and Nick & Stephen talking for over an hour about a movie supposedly for children. This week, the fellas dive into the streaming nonsense that is Tom & Jerry (2021).



In this episode, Nick urges everyone to get on the Chloe Grace Moretz (CGM) train, Stephen determines how to pronounce Colin Jost’s name and Alex refuses to watch more than 20 minutes of this film. Later the boys get into cartoon life existentialism, rank their Top 5 live action/cartoon movies, and pitch their own Tom & Jerry reboots. Shut up and listen up!

Intro: (00:32)

Movie News: (03:00)

Critic Blurbs: (08:25)

Fact Corner: (12:03)

Who’s To Blame: (22:00)

Are You For Reel?: (37:23)

Reel Good Stuff: (44:00)

Muppet Replacement: (47:00)

Top 5: (49:18)

Same Title, Different Movie: (55:45)

Re-Rating: (1:00:04)

Reel Recs: (1:00:56)

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You feelin' lucky, punk? Well, do ya? It's probably because you have some ancient mysterious luck magic that will more than likely be transferred to someone else in a make-out session. As luck would have it, this week’s episode is Just My Luck (2006), a Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine vehicle celebrating it's 15-year anniversary!

The Reel Rotten crew dives deep into Lindsay Lohan's brief, but shining moment in Hollywood, rank the Chris’s of Hollywood (with a surprise Chris), and discuss the McFly Grammy snub. Later they pick their Top 5 Lohan movies, and pitch their Same Title, Different Movie. Shut up and listen up!

Intro: (00:22)
Movie News: (3:49)
RR Ratings: (11:31)
Critic Blurbs: (13:15)
Fact Corner: (18:35)
Who’s To Blame: (32:11)
You’re Making A Scene: (47:21)
Are You For Reel?: (53:00)
Muppet Recast: (1:00:54)
Top 5: (1:04:29)
Same Title, Different Movie: (1:10:48)
Re-Rating & Blurbs: (1:15:36)
Reel Recommendations: (1:18:16)

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Here at Reel Rotten, we like a slow burn. It took Nic Cage 20 years to reach full CAGE. It took our podcast 3 months, with this week’s episode, 8 MM (1999).

With the help of very close confidant of the podcast, Zack, the guys get 8 Mili-miles into this creepy, over-acted, revenge/porny/thriller/crime/buddy movie and venture into some pretty dark territory.

In this episode, the guys applaud James Gandolfini and Joaquin Phoenix, and determine which director’s last name they would name their future children. Later, they reveal their Top 5 movies with the number 8 in the title and pitch their Same Title, Different Movie. Shut up and listen up!

Intro: (00:30)

Movie News: (04:40)

Critic Blurbs: (07:19)

Fact Corner: (13:55)

Tag, You’re It: (19:59)

Who’s To Blame: (28:20)

Are You For Reel?: (42:56)

Reel Good Stuff: (49:07)

Muppet Replacement: (1:00:44)

Top 5: (1:02:28)

Same Title, Different Movie: (1:08:01)

Re-Rating: (1:14:44)

RR Blurbs: (1:16:38)

Reel Recommendations: (1:17:15)

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If you only had a thousand words to say before you die, how many times would you say pancake? The correct answer is: ZERO. Unless you're Eddie Murphy in this baffling (Nicolas Cage produced) movie, A Thousand Words (2012). If Reel Rotten only had a thousand words to describe this movie they would have died halfway through. Nick and Stephen dive deep into the #3 most reviewed 0% RT rated movie of all time.

Continuing the Year of Cage, The boys talk the Mortal Kombat reboot (4:13), Eddie Murphy's career (16:00) and argue over ATW plot keywords (19:28). Finally, they draft their top Eddie Murphy movies (59:55) and pitch Tilda Swinton and Russell Crowe vehicles, respectively (1:08:00). Shut up and Listen Up!

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2001 was a different time....

Baggy jeans were cool, boy bands were hot, and Lance Bass was straight. Times change, but the time capsule that is On the Line (2001), starring Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, and Emmanuel Chriqui does not. And for this annual Valentine's Day episode, Reel Rotten got "On the Zoom" with their favorite V-Day guest, Rachael, and broke down this Boy Band rom-com romp!

Rachael ranks the members of N'SYNC (23:21), Nick tells a tragic story of spilt nachos (39:36), and the gang debates the fashion of the early 2000s (43:42) and the surprising likability of Joey Fatone (1:00:46). Finally, the gang picks to their Top 5 Boy Bands of all time (1:09:12) and pitch their Same Title, Different Movie (1:17:49). Shut up and Listen up!

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Comeona-yeaaahhhhhh! That's right, Reel Rotten is delving deep into Nick's DVD Hall of Fame and pulling out the classic, Saving Silverman (2001). With the help of special guest Amanda, the guys talk Amanda Peet, Amanda Detmer, and everything else Amanda (22:03). They also deep dive into the unwritten rules of nachos (59:15), how Jason Biggs is the number one beta male of all time (18:19), and the Top 5 Dennis Dugan films (1:03:43). Shut up and Comeona-yeaaahhhhhh!

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