Worst Scene / Best Scene

Our very special New Years episode finds George and Richard getting a little sappy about all the guests they've had on the podcast this year while discussing the worst scene in 1946's It's a Wonderful Life, a film starring Jimmy Stewart at the height of his powers vs the best scene in 1990's Mr. Destiny, starring Jim Belushi at the very height of his.

In our very special Christmas week episode, we look at the worst scene in The Muppet Christmas Carol (the best movie version of this classic tale) vs the best scene in Jack Frost, a retelling of Frosty the Snowman in which Frosty is haunted by a kid's dead dad and is creepy as hell. Compelling! Hosted as always by Richard Werst and George Bust, alongside guest hosts Sacha Chambers and Aimee Rivers of the wonderful Eating After Midnight podcast.

To kick off the holiday season we look at the worst scene in the 1992 classic, Home Alone vs the best scene in the 2004 exact-opposite-of-a-classic, Surviving Christmas, a movie in which Ben Affleck's contract clearly stipulated he never be required to do more than one take per scene. Joining us this week are Thomas Stern and Jon "Not Benet" Ramsey, the brilliant hosts of the Great Samaritan podcast.

In this week's episode we kick off wintertime with two films dedicated to the art of figure skating: we look at the worst scene in 2007's Blades of Glory (starring Napoleon Dynamite and Will Ferrel) vs the best scene in 1992's The Cutting Edge. At least 10% of people reading this synopsis are angry we have The Cutting Edge as the bad movie in this episode and that's ok, emotions are a healthy thing to have. Co-hosted by Ben Vinegar, a fan who won our co-hosting raffle at the state fair.

In this very special edition of Worst Scene we celebrate our frequent guest host Dan's bachelor party by watching two 80s movies about geriatrics. Listen to us debate the worst scene in Ron Howard's Cocoon, a movie about DTC ETs who want to take you up in their UFOs vs the best scene in Tough Guys, a movie about two old tough guys who happen to be Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.

This week on Worst Scene / Best Scene we consider the worst scene in Christopher Nolan's celebrated The Dark Knight vs the best scene in Christopher Nolan's not nearly as good The Dark Knight Rises. How can one person create two movies of such varying quality? Friends, we all contain multitudes. The talented creators of the indie film hit Sign Man – Reuben Guberek and Luc Hollywood – join us to discuss.

This week on the Worst Scene/Best Scene podcast, we ask the important question: Are you Team CH-CH-CH AH-AH-AH or Team KI-KI-KI MA-MA-MA? We’re talking about Tommy McLoughlin’s slash-terpiece (and best of the series) Friday The 13th pt. 6: Jason Lives vs series lowpoint: Friday the 13th pt. 5: A New Beginning. We are joined by one of our most regular special guests: DAN!

The Thing from another world arrives to the podcast this week as we talk about the worst scene in John Carpenter's The Thing (1982) vs the best scene in reboot / prequel The Thing (2011). How many times do we say the word "thing" in this episode? Tune in, count each mention, get the exact number right, and maybe win a prize (you probably won't win a prize). Hosted as always by George and Richard with long sought after guest host, rockstar / actor / friend Jamie Milliken.

There's a full moon out tonight on this episode of Worst Scene as we look at the worst scene in An American Werewolf in London, John Landis' 1981 classic horror comedy vs the best scene in American Werewolf in Paris, a film about bungie jumping that also has werewolves in it.

In this 44th episode of Worst Scene your co-hosts Richard Something and George Sukara compare the worst scene in Drew Goddard's scary + funny Cabin in the Woods to the best scene in the neither scary nor funny 2016 remake of 2002's Cabin Fever. With very special guest host Max Radbill, director of 2020's Re-Elected, another horror movie about people hanging out in a cabin that is a lot better than Cabin Fever.