Before Leigh Whannell reimagined The Invisible Man to great acclaim, Paul Verhoven and Kevin Bacon took a stab at it with their 2000 sci-fi/thriller, "Hollow Man." Unfortunately, it didn't land with either critics or audiences and faded away.

Cody Leach joins Gabe and Connor to defend this underseen slasher and address the many critiques that have been lobbied against it.

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In one of the strangest comedies to ever come out of the '90s, SNL legend Dan Ackroyd sought to make a horror-comedy smash hit with "Nothing But Trouble," but the result was a critically-panned bomb that stained his career.

But as the film steadily gains cult status, Connor and Gabe analyze this bizarre concoction of practical FX, wild set designs, and toilet humor(literally).

Thar she blows! Gabe and Connor tackle one of the biggest disasters from the '90s: WaterWorld. After becoming the most expensive movies of its time, WaterWorld turned out to be the flop that halted Kevin Costner's status as one of Hollywood's most viable stars.

So can Gabe and Connor defend this notorious piece of cinema history? Or should WaterWorld be sleeping with the fishes?

Tony Crespo returns to talk about the underappreciated sex comedy, "The Girl Next Door." Initially dismissed as a rip-off of Risky Business, The Girl Next Door can boast a great cast, clever screenplay, and a star-making performance from Elisha Cuthbert.

This is where the fun begins! After talking about the infamous Phantom Menace, Gabe and Connor talk about the somehow more infamous sequel, Attack of the Clones. While it's been hailed as possibly the worst Star Wars movie for years, Gabe and Connor find things to defend from the world-building to, yes, even the acting.

A sequel to one of the biggest action franchises of all time, Live Free or Die Hard saw Bruce Willis teaming up with Justin Long to defeat a hacker's scheme. While many thought Live Free or Die Hard didn't have the magic of its predecessors, Gabe and Connor go through the many things that Live Free or Die Hard has going for it.

To many, The Phantom Menace is the definitive bad movie of its generation and the film that jumpstarted an entire culture of fanboy rage. Decades after it overwhelmingly disappointed audiences, however, some voices have emerged to ask: was The Phantom Menace worthy of all the hate? Weesa gonna find out!

Ever wondered how ANYONE could defend Halloween: Resurrection? Well, today is your lucky day! In the final episode of our 2-part Halloween Special, hosts Connor and Gabe try to defend what some consider indefensible.


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In what's become a familiar story for monster movie fans, Van Helsing was Stephen Sommers failed attempt at launching a new cinematic universe to revamp all the classic monsters. But underneath all the dated CGI, is there more to Van Helsing than meets the eye?

You didn't think we were done talking about the Halloween franchise, did you? In a two-part Halloween special, Connor and Gabe chat about some of the most controversial Halloween sequels out there. First up is ill-fated Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, which forced a reboot of the franchise after introducing in a cult, mishandling the character of Jamie Lloyd, and giving audiences a very bad first impression of the acting of Paul Rudd.