On this episode we cover 1994 and Color of Night, a film that doesn't actually feature that much night. However it does feature Bruce Willis' penis, barracuda advice and one of the Razzies' funniest death scenes.

Music by Bruce Charles.

What does it take to change the essence of a man? Find out on this week's special as we cover the work of Steven Seagal with his directorial debut, On Deadly Ground.

Music by Bruce Charles.

On this episode we cover Leonard Part 6, the spy parody that isn't much of a spy film and isn't much of a parody. If that wasn't bad enough, it also stars Bill Cosby.

Thankfully in the second half, you can look forward to our weekly discussion of Sylvester Stallone's nomination, an Elaine May love-in and a Garbage Pail Kids loath-in.

Music by Bruce Charles

It's our holiday special and we get a little help from our friend Kirk Cameron to put the Christ back into CHRISTmas. That's right, it's 2014 and we're Saving Christmas. So come on in, grab an empty mug of hot chocolate, learn about the hidden symbolism of candy canes, find out who is putting Jesus in the corner and discover why the real Santa was a bad dude.

For the first time in WWF history, we bring you an episode longer than the film. That's how inspiring we found Dirty Love and the year of 2005.

So come on in to find your white pony,  discover which world landmark has a Razzie and help us solve the case of Mike Bigelow: Mystery Directorio.

This week we cover 1992's Shining Through, also known as the decade's other Liam Neeson movie set in Nazi Germany. 

Jericho founds the Legendary Sunflower Fanclub and Kyle makes a startling confession about Sylvester Stallone. All this and more inside!

Music by Bruce Charles

It's our second special which means it's time for your check up from Michael Morbius M.D.

That's right, we're tackling 2022's other leading Razzie contender, Morbius. What do Bob Dylan and Dr Michael Morbius have in common? Did Dr Michael Morbius create the coronavirus? How much does Kyle wish we were watching Blade instead? The answers to all these questions are inside...

Music by Bruce Charles

This week we watch The Lonely Lady, the story of a woman who is chewed up and spat out by the Hollywood machine, starring an actress who would never work again.

Also on this episode, Kyle has some choice words for Mr Razzie (please come on the show) and Jericho discovers some repressed childhood trauma.

Music by Bruce Charles

Unfortunately 2015 Razzie voters found it too hard to separate Fantastic Four and Fifty Shades of Grey so this week it's clobbering time as we bring you our first double bill. 

Who knew a film that gives you Homer Simpson, Tim Heidecker and Chet Hanks within the first five minutes could be so disappointing?

Part Two- Fifty Shades of Grey to come on Friday.

Music by Bruce Charles