Welcome to Cinephobe: The Podcast where Zach Harper, Amin Elhassan and Anthony Mayes review movies that are poorly rated on Rotten Tomatoes, and try to ascertain whether or not those movies are accurately poorly rated, or maybe just didn’t get a fair shake. Cinephobe! Wherever you get Podcasts!

The Flop House is a comedy podcast devoted to the worst in recent film. Your hosts (Elliott Kalan, Dan McCoy, and Stuart Wellington) watch a questionable film, then engage in an unscripted discussion about the movie's shortcomings and occasional delights, while never being afraid of a pointless, silly digression or two hundred.

We watch and discuss bad sci-fi and horror movies. Join us for the fun!

Al and Brantley make up stories about bad movies they have no intention of seeing, based on nothing but their IMDB descriptions.

“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it” Said Confucius. That's what our mission is at Rotted podcast and it gets tested every episode when we sit down and discuss movies that received zero percent critic review on Rotten Tomatoes. Confucius also never had to watch InAppropriate Comedy, The Ridiculous 6 or Saving Christmas so what did he know.

The show about the music you liked before you knew any better. Every week Alexander Edward and guests revisit an embarrassing song and music video, mining it for cringeworthy moments and savoring the painful memories they generate. Also, good music if there's time. - Every Episode at ThatAwfulSound.com

Comedians Jourdain Searles and Bronwyn Isaac skewer Hollywood's worst romantic films.

Join a movie loving married couple as they set out on an adventure to watch every movie in their eclectic Plex library, and try to make sense of what they just saw. All genres apply, and sometimes there are guests!

The podcast where Max, James, and Ryan discover if great beer makes bad movies any better (Spoilers: It Doesn't)

Welcome to This Movie Was A Hot Dog, a podcast where me and friend of mine (or my brother), watch a bad movie, critically, financially, or otherwise, then review it, break it down, and tell you what we think.

Welcome to Power Strangers! Each week Power Rangers Super Fan, Dylan McCollum and his reluctant friend Nick Williams watch an episode of Power Rangers and break it down beat by beat.

From Justin To Kane is the only podcast where two cinephiles watch one great classic film and one terrible film and talk about how they are the same

The Retro Craptacular podcast is on the hunt for the best bad movies on planet earth. Each month Co-hosts Aaron & Matt make their way through some of the best of the worst cinema has to offer. The results? Mental anguish for them, a good chuckle at their expense for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A fun rotating format with your two favorite hosts: Jesse and Paul. Released on a regular schedule of "whenever we feel like it," Jesse and Paul might be interviewing a comedian friend, discussing a bad movie, staging a radio play, or anything else they might feel like doing. It's the show that will constantly have you asking, "What is it this time?"

Host Jimmy Time, Brother Skylar, and Pro Wrestler Jay Delta watch and re-tell bad entertainment and try to understand or make up the decisions behind why it was made. Season 3 is all about Total Non Stop Action. We review the absolute beginning of Impact Wrestling by watching the NWA TNA weekly PPVs and question how this arrogant, gross, racist, sexist, and surprisingly skillful company ever survived nearly 20 years and still going. Season 2 was all about a show people think was good, but re ...

Leroy Mack and Roman Simmons are gluttons for cinematic punishment. the questions is, "will they survive?" Join an angry Leroy and Roman as they review what are most certainly to be the worst movies out, and determine for yourself if they've saved you 90 minutes, or piqued your interest to the point of finding out if it's REALLY as bad as the say it is. Remember, we see the bad movies, so you don't have to.

The Bad Movies Podcast is a program dedicated to properly examining all the movies general audiences were dissuaded from seeing in theaters because the “reviewers didn’t like it”. Often times a movie will come to be reviled not because it necessarily deserves to be, but because reviewers jump on the bandwagons of their peers or attempt to get viewership on their respective platforms by jumping down the throats of a movie rather than properly analyzing it. Other times, that movie might actual ...