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The Black Holes of Netflix

The Black Holes of Netflix

5+ y ago5+ y ago

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Have you ever been curious about those obscure movies you come across while scrolling through Netflix? Do you wonder whether or not one of these “sub-par” films is worth two hours of your time? In this podcast, we dive into the black holes of Netflix and explore these films so you don’t have to! Join us as we discuss some of the worst films that Netflix has to offer! Check out our blog: http://podcastlab.byu.edu/podcast/the-black-holes-of-netflix/

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I'm in Love with a Church Girl: Uncomfortable Dialogue with Ja Rule 27:45

5+ y ago27:45

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What happens when a drug-dealer falls for a devout Christian? Find out in our season finale, as we discuss the movie I’m in Love with a Church Girl. And how can you not love a church movie with God as the executive producer?

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Doom: Mars Monsters and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson 24:35

5+ y ago24:35

24:35

This week, we discuss Doom, a 2005 film, based on the video game series. If you’ve ever been curious about how games adapt to the big screen, listen to this episode to decide if the film version of Doom is worth your time.

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The Bomb: Random Footage meets Electronic Angst 17:35

5+ y ago17:35

17:35

The Bomb isn’t your average documentary. Get ready for an hour of electronic music, paired with unique visual effects and historical footage.

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Yoga Hosers: Canadian Teenagers and Bratwurst-Nazis 24:46

5+ y ago24:46

24:46

What do yoga, Canadian Nazis, and teenage phone addicts have in common? Find out in our second episode as we discuss Yoga Hosers, a film in which two teenage girls named Colleen fight for their lives and personal reputations “the yoga way.”

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The Ridiculous Six: Adam Sandler and a Shatting Donkey 25:02

5+ y ago25:02

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You’ve probably heard of Adam Sandler. In our pilot episode, we discuss his notorious western parody, The Ridiculous Six. From amateur special effects to a shatting donkey, this film is unlike any other.