Yeah, It's That Bad - Complete Archive

Uwe Boll is one of the most infamous directors in Hollywood; his films are always met by a strong reaction from fans and critics alike. Boll is best known for his video game adaptations, so we decide to delve into the House of the Dead to see if it really is that bad.

For many years, an adaptation of Isaac Asimov's classic collection of short stories "I, Robot", had bounced around Hollywood without much progress; but in 2004, a big budget action film starring Will Smith made it to the big screen. Was this a faithful adaption of the source material, or a generic action movie piggy-backing off of the source material's notoriety?

We celebrate our 50th episode by watching the sequel to one of the first movies we ever watched for the podcast. The Twilight series has its fair share of lovers and haters; we dive into New Moon to see if it really is as bad as some people claim it is.

In 2004, Ashton Kutcher starred in an extremely dark and mind bending science-fiction thriller called The Butterfly Effect. This film was a major departure in tone from Kutcher's earlier works, and it received a very negative reception from critics. Is this time travel thriller underrated, or an incomprehensible mess?

In 2004, The Polar Express ushered in a new method of filmmaking: performance capture. This early attempt was met with a mixed reaction from audiences and critics alike, with all sides taking issue with the supposedly dead and soulless appearance of the children. Is this movie really that bad, or is it a new Christmas classic?

During the 1990's, two competing volcano themed movies appeared in theaters very close to one another: Dante's Peak and Volcano. Pierce Brosnan took a break from being James Bond and took a trip to Dante's Peak.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was meant to be a big budget adaptation of Alan Moore's graphic novel, but the end result was so bad, the film's director and Sean Connery both decided to quit the movie business.

1995's Jumanji is one of the most beloved children's movie of that era, yet it was not well received by the critics. We roll the dice to see if this movie still holds up.

This was a premium episode for the 2011 film In Time, a dystopian science-fiction action thriller. It currently has a 36% on Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus is that In Time's intriguing premise and appealing cast are easily overpowered by the blunt, heavy-handed storytelling. But is it really that bad?

After the first Transformers film proved to be such a big box office success, Michael Bay, Shia LaBeouf, and Megan Fox once again teamed up with Optimus Prime and continued their battle with the Decepticons in this ill fated and critically hated sequel.