Bad Movies Rule!

On a podcast that celebrates the movies of the common people, this is a love letter to underappreciated employees across the globe. Upon release, it was dismissed by critics and the award givers ignored it. It was regular people who found and elevated this movie to an all-time classic. So what do the experts know?? We examine Office Space to dig through all the reasons why this film has stood the test of time. The main reason: John C. McGinley.

Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.

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This was the movie that saw Leslie Neilsen's magic start to wane. Was it still funny? In parts, but it was mostly awful. We take a look at the first of the worst to dotted the end of his filmography. We also give away a brand new award in our final segment. Also, during awards time, things get a little crazy and what happens can only be referred to as the Flip-Flop incident

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The Bad Movie Rules crew tackles our third Van Damme movie on this show, the under-watched, under-appreciated gem, Cyborg. I don't know if it was the lack of a marketing budget due to Cannon Films' collapse, but almost no one has seen this movie. Hopefully, listening to us walk you through the movie will make you want to go and seek it out for yourself. What's not to love about a post-apocalyptic karate movie starring Van Damme and a professional surfer playing characters named after guitars?

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A different type of episode for BMR, where all 7 of our regulars take turns picking movies from a 250+ list of suggested films. This draft determines the next 50 movies that we will cover on future episodes! Each pick is discussed and every person also has a veto if they want to shoot down anyone's selection. Come and join us as we form the future of our podcast!

We also invite you to choose your own film from our draft to veto by writing into the show at thisshowistrash@gmail.com

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What's not to love about a shot for shot remake of the Karate Kid but with bikes instead of martial arts? This is an 80s sports movie with all of the cliche's that come along with it. Every note is expected, all of the plot points have been done before, that doesn't mean you can't sit back and enjoy this for simply capturing a simpler time in our lives.

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This movie isn't bad, it didn't bomb - we are breaking our rules just so we can talk about one of our favorite movies of all time. This movie is perfect, but we did find one or two things to nitpick. Which actor in this all-star cast did our panel pick as the best performer? You'll have to listen to find out.

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Do you love movies about giant people-drinking predatory octopi who chase actors around who are either over-acting to the max or completely underselling what is happening? Then this is the movie for you - equal parts gross and eye-rolling, we love this movie for all the wrong reasons. Treat William, Kevin Conroy, Famke Jansen and Wes Studi star in this (almost) Harrison Ford vehicle.

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Don't expect us to run through a lot of Steven Seagal movies because there's very few that I can stand to sit through. Hard to Kill however, has a special place in my heart from my young adult life. I watched this movie way too many times. Now coming back to it for the first time in at least 10 or 15 years has made me realize that it's not nearly as good as I remember, but it's still awesome and highly quotable. I enjoyed walking back down memory lane, so join us for a fantastic episode about this ridiculous movie.

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I have the power! That might have been the catchphrase but by the time production on this movie was over that phrase took on a whole new meaning. Did this movie, which did everything in its power to veer away from the source material, work in any way shape or form? Listen to the BMR crew discuss this 80's movie based off a cartoon that was based off of a toy line. How could it go wrong?

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The first in the "actors-being-forced-into-real-scenarios" movies, and is considered by some to be a comedy classic. Although there are some even in the cast who think this is one of the worst movies they ever made. Does this film stand up to the test of time? Is it a bad movie that rules or just a bad movie? Rob King and Curt Mummer (both actors themselves) join me to dissect the film and break down what worked and what didn't with this 80's comedy. We'll walk you all the way through it, and we don't need an invisible swordsman to show the way (he's dead anyway).

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Tight guys in tight clothes doing tight things. That is Megaforce - it's as if the movie was written by a ten year old playing with his Hot Wheels in the sandbox. Have you ever seen an A-Team episode, now imagine if it was a full length movie, but instead of Mr. T you had Barry Bostwick in a skin tight golden suit. Does that sound awesome? Then you would love this movie. Even if you have never seen the movie, we will walk you through the train wreck that was Megaforce. Sit back and join the party.

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Pleeeese Halp - I used to be so lukewarm on the Fifth Element. Even though I was a big fan of Bruce Willis, at the time this came out I didn't think much of it. It was okay, but I never thought it was worth revisiting. After coming back to it at the suggestion of our first time guest, Jesse Hurst - I have now fallen in love with this movie. This is almost exclusively due to a new found appreciation for Milla Jovovich and her performance in this film, along with the undeniable chemistry between her and Bruce. We were joined by my long time friend and collaborator but also first time guest Nicole Frier and our one of our regulars, the Nebraskan himself, Brady Cox. Some movies that you may have felt one way about, might be worth a second look. I truly believe that certain movies hit different depending on where we are in life when we encounter them.

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The movie based on a trading card (which is always a great basis for a movie) was a huge box office flop when it came out. Even though there were thousands of kids who liked the Garbage Pail Kids, they couldn't get them to come see the movie. The truth is it was doomed from the start by a horrible plot (they form a sweat shop to meet a teenage girls demand for a fashion show) or animatronic heads that don't work (nightmare fuel). Whatever it was, this film is a disaster and we try to find a single redeeming quality. Is there a reason that this movie actually rules?

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The movie that sees Jean Claude Van Damme roundhouse kick time right in it's stupid face. This is a fun time travel movie even if the majority of the time they are traveling back and forth between an indistinguisable 1994 and 2004. This is much more story-driven than typical JCVD fare, but it's a great movie and a lot of fun, with a great payoff in the final 30 minutes. Give it a watch and then come join us to pull it apart.

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Weird Al has only ever done one movie, because the world could only ever handle one Weird Al movie. Everyone on the panel loved this movie, so we walk through the film showering it with praise - this is a movie that bombed in the box office but is beloved by many fans today. Come join the party and have a laugh with us as we talk about the 1989 classic, UHF. Even if you aren't old enough to know what a UHF station is, you will still love this!

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The duck that almost sank George Lucas, while also simultaneously being responsible for Pixar's creation. Howard the Duck is a movie that has no idea what it wants to be. Does it want to be a kids movie? A comic book adventure? An 80's sex comedy? It ends up being none of these things, yet somehow ends up with a large cult following 35 years later. We examine the movie and try to find some redeeming qualities, but here's a hint, one of them is not Tim Robbin's performance. Come and have a laugh with us.

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Stallone was headlining the last big summer blockbuster of his original run as a top box office draw. There were lots of behind-the-scenes struggles concerning the tone of Judge Dredd and what movie they should make. What is great about 1995's Judge Dredd? What didn't make any sense at all? Was the 1995 version better than the 2012 version? We dive deep into this futuristic Stallone action movie and wonder about Dredd's power fist, and the physics of the Flame Pipe.

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One of the most unintentionally hilarious movies to ever be released about a white rapper chasing after a high school horse girl. Yes, this movie is horrible, but it's horrible in the best way possible. I'm a little disappointed in myself for having such a good time watching this and talking about it. So here it is - a stunningly accurate portrayal of the kind of guy a horse girl goes for. Cool as Ice!

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Imagine having to fight your last seven podcast hosts before moving on to a new podcast? Would you fight for us? Don't worry, we love you even if you don't love us. Today on the podcast we discuss Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. This movie bombed upon release, but is it bad? Short answer, no. It's incredible and we can't fathom why people didn't go see this movie when it came out. At the time many actors in this cast weren't household names - now many of them are A-List! We give out awards, and pick who each of us believed to be the top 3 performers!

We also ask and answer the most important question - if the 7 evil exes were forced to fight each other, who would emerge victorious?

Hosted by James Hauser, Curt Mummer, Joseph Goratowski, and with special guest Josh Servi.

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We're not your typical podcasters, we're not the favorites...we're the other guys! In this episode, James and Clint are joined by Mike Svara as they discuss, argue, vent, and dissect the cult superhero movie, Mystery Men. We discuss the characters, who we loved, and who we'd rather go through a painful surgery then listen to.

We have plenty of praise for the movie that now appears to have been way ahead of it's time. Who will win the coveted Will Patton award and why did this randomly turn into a Warriors knock-off at the end? Come join us and let's discuss Mystery Men.

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The screenwriter for this masterpiece, Frank Cappello joins the guys to discuss the 1991 classic Hulk Hogan movie, Suburban Commando. We break the film down, and then Frank joins us to talk about how much the film changed from his orginal script, along with some behind the scenes story about the making of the film. Did you know it was inspired by an old Sci-Fi Classic from the 50s?

This movie came out when we were 6th graders and so that probably has something to do with why we love it. As always we pick the top performers in the film, break down the best quotes in the script and give out the coveted Will Patton Award.

Also, what wrestler could they remake this movie with today and have it still be just as cheesy? We want to hear from you so feel free to email us at ThisShowIsTrash@gmail.com and follow us on Facebook.com/BadMoviesRule - thank you for listening - we love you!

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Here's an introduction to our show and what you can expect from us!

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The crew revisits Hudson Hawk at Brady's request. What kind of movie does it want to be? Buddy comedy? Hard action? Saturday morning cartoon? We love it because there's nothing else like it out there - but does that mean it's a good-bad movie or just bad-bad? Let's find out together.

We also award the Will Patton Award, Top 3 Performances, and Top 5 Quotes from the movie along with trying to figure out what our candy bar codenames would be.

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(Thanks for going all the way back to the start! The show has grown so much in format and style, hope you enjoy it!)

We dive into maybe the best bad movie ever made? It certainly is the best live-action Street Fighter movie ever made. This episode could have been the Raul Julia appreciation hour, but we made ourselves discuss the entire film.

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