Yeah, It's That Bad - Complete Archive

In 2004, a small independent horror film about a serial killer that creates elaborate traps for his victims took the world by storm. The series spawned multiple sequels, but the vast majority of them are disliked by critics. We take a look at the first installment of this popular franchise.

In tonight's episode, we discuss Kevin's unusual bachelor party. The continuation of this story is in After Dark 3.

1994's Richie Rich is a movie beloved by a generation of kids that grew up in the 90's, but it was not well received by critics. Was Macaulay Culkin's last film as a child actor really as bad as they say?

In 1995, the Batman film franchise got a new director and a new Batman; did these changes save or sink the series?

Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler star in a movie so terrible that it dramatically alters the future of Yeah, It's That Bad!

We continue our exploration of video game movies by reviewing 2005's Doom, starring one of our favorite actors: The Rock.

In honor of our 75th episode, we dive back into the world of Twilight and catch up with Bella and the gang.

In 1991, Steven Spielberg directed a big budget epic about the further adventures of Peter Pan, with Robin Williams starring in the lead role. Does this childhood classic still hold up?

Comics were big business in the 1990's, and one of the most successful comics of the era was Todd McFarlane's Spawn. It was only inevitable that such a popular character would find his way to the big screen, but does this movie still hold up?

Jim Carrey is one of Hollywood's most versatile actors. When given the opportunity, he can shine in both comedic and dramatic roles. In 2007, he starred in a strange psychological thriller that revolved around insanity and numerology. Is The Number 23 a misunderstood classic, or a confusing mess?