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Our Kaijubilation celebration concludes with the Paul W.S. Anderson video game “adaptation”, 2020’s MONSTER HUNTER. Starring his wife, Milla Jovovich, Tony Jaa and Ron Perlman (kind of). A group of Army Rangers on a rescue mission are sucked into another world where giant monsters rule the roost and Milla Jovovich has to fight her way through some …
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Join our Patreon for only $3 a month to gain access to exclusive episodes at www.patreon.com/worsepeople This month's Patrons-only film, GODZILLA (2014), kicked off the Legendary Monsterverse, and was directed by Gareth Edwards (Rogue One and The Creator). Starring Aaron Taylor Johnson, Ken Watanabe, Bryan Cranston and Elizabeth Olson with a specia…
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Our throwback movie for Kaijubilation month was the first giant monster movie filmed in glorious TECHNICOLOR! Gorgo is a tale of an Irish Kaiju, stolen away by some filthy Brits and an American asshole to become a circus act and his mama’s struggle to free him from his colonial oppressors. Hailed as the British Godzilla, this film was directed by E…
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For this installment of our monsterthon, we dive into Dwayne Johnson’s video game “adaptation”, RAMPAGE, from 2018. Directed by Brad Peyton and starring Mr. Rock himself alongside Naomie Harris, Malin Akerman, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and big ol’ white ape named George. Covert corporate experiments lead to an outbreak of gigantic creatures, including th…
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We kick off a month of Kaijubilation by pulling an April Fool’s joke on ourselves and choosing to sit through the 1998 Roland Emmerich tragedy, GODZILLA! We have our good friend, and Kaiju expert, Vern in the house, who “delighted” us by bringing along his 4K copy of this clusterfuck. Matthew Broderick stars across from some poor girl whose career …
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Easter is coming up, so what better time to discuss 1984's HARD ROCK ZOMBIES? Directed by Krishna Shaw and starring no one you've ever heard of! An 80's hard rock band travels through a small redneck town on their tour and encounters a town full of psychopaths, cannibals, judgmental hicks and ein BIG surprise! Zombies, werewolves, cannibals, musica…
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In this month's installment of DirkA Classic Movies, we dive into Roger Corman territory with 1966's THE WILD ANGELS! Directed by Roger Corman himself and starring Peter Fonda, Bruce Dern, Nancy Sinatra and Diane Ladd. A gang of Nazi bikers terrorize California in search of revenge for their dead friend... or something. Hardly any plot to be found …
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Directed by Craig R. Baxley and starring Brian Bosworth, Lance Henriksen, William Forsythe and Sam McMurray! We also have our good friend {BLEEP} back in the house for the biker mayhem schlockfest. The Boz is a cop from Alabama who has to go undercover with a violent, insane Mississippi biker gang led by the great Lance Henriksen. What follows is a…
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In this listener requested episode, the gang covers the 1995 true-ish crime "thriller" DEADLY RUN directed by Mark Bender and Donald Farmer and starring literally no one you have ever heard of. A rich dude likes to pick up ladies and fly them to his secluded cabin for murder, mayhem and masculinity but a cop and a friend of one of the victims are c…
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Made in Arizona month concludes with our next installment of DirkA Classic Movies featuring 1972's NIGHT OF THE LEPUS. Firected by William F. Claxton and starring Janet Leigh, Stuart Whitman, DeForest Kelly and Rory Calhoun. Giant rabbits terrorize the southwest and a group of idiotic... er, intrepid.. farmers and scientists work to stop them to hi…
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Made in Arizona month rolls on with 1984's THE DUNGEONMASTER! Also known as Ragewar: The Challenges of Excalibrate and Digital Knights, this "movie" from Charles Band's Empire Pictures features multiple vignettes loosely tied together by a man that looks like a cross between Tony Stark and Peter Weller in a challenge against Mestema (Richard Moll) …
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Made in Arizona Month continues as we journey into the dark heart of the human psyche with our pal amd returning guest Serj from Lethean in 1989's THE LAUGHING DEAD! Directed by SP Somtow and starring Somtow himself alongside Tim Sullivan, Premika Eaton, Patrick Roskowick and a bunch of other people you've never heard of. A tour group or school fie…
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This week, we kick off our Made In Arizona month with a trip into one of Jack's favorite places... Costner Country with 1997's THE POSTMAN! Directed by and starring Kevin Costner alongside Will Patton and Olivia Williams. The films we will cover for February are all shot at least partially in our home state of Arizona. Kevin Costner plays a roguish…
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This week we dive into 1974's Terence Hill and Bud Spencer comedy, WATCH OUT, WE'RE MAD! Directed by Marcello Fondato and also starring John Sharp and Donald Pleasance. Alternatively known as, ...OTHERWISE WE'LL GET MAD. Hill and Spencer co-starred in many Italian-made comedies of the era and have a cult following but we only discovered them by ran…
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Local big shot The Classy Alcoholic (www.theclassyalcoholic.net) joins us in the studio this week for what he deems an episode of GREAT Movies Worse People, in which we discuss 1992's PASSENGER 57, directed by Kevin Hooks and starring Wesley Snipes, Bruce Payne, Tom Sizemore, Elizabeth Hurley and Alex Datcher. Wesley Snipes is an airline security m…
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For our new monthly segment, Dirka Classic Movies, Derrick introduces Whitney and Jack to the history of classic monster movies, thrillers, creature features, and much more! Featuring mostly flicks from the 50s and 60s, we'll be diving into classic schlock cinema! This week, we discuss 1959's THE TINGLER, directed by William Castle and starring Vin…
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Shady government organizations. Mysterious drifters. Chemically-induced zombies. Cole Hauser's dad. All of these things meet in this week's episode, NIGHTMARE AT NOON, directed by schlock master Nico Mastorakis and starring Bo Hopkins, Brion James, Wings Hauser and George Kennedy. What happens when a zombie apocalypse grips a small Utah town? Well,…
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We kick off season 2 with a *schwing* discussing 1989's BLIND FURY, directed by Phillip Noyce and starring Rutger Hauer, Brandon Call, Terry O'Quinn and Nick Cassavetes! Adapted from the Japanese series of Zatoichi films, the tale revolves around a Vietnam veteran that was blinded in action and returns as one of the greatest swordsman on Earth only…
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Merry Christmas to all and to all a good shark movie! We have our friend Steve from Bucket of Chum back to cover this Christmas shark movie, SANTA JAWS, with us. Directed by noted shark movie enthusiast Misty Tally, Santa Jaws from 2018 features no one of note and explores the world of magic German pens (?), Christmas sharks (?), and Edward Furlong…
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We are technically on season break but future and favorite guest {BLEEP} joins us in a special segment to interview us about some of our favorite films. Learn about our true cinematic tastes, why we are f&*%ed up and where we come from in a film-centric segment. Is Whitney as weird as you all think? Can Derrick actually make a decision? And will Ja…
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Welcome back to one of our very first episodes, VOYAGE OF THE ROCK ALIENS! Directed by James Fargo & Bob Giraldi and starring Pia Zedora, Craig Sheffer, Ruth Gordon and Tom Nolan! We're on a short season break but we didn't want to leave you all hanging so here is a fan requested, one-part rerelease of a very early episode, originally released in t…
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For our 1 year anniversary we revisit our very first episode, TAMMY & THE T-REX, directed by Stewart Raffill and starring Denise Richards and Paul Walker! Now that we kind of know what we're doing, Derrick heads back to the well, this time with Whitney, Jack and Ben in tow. Is Stewart Raffill actually a disgusting pervert? Can a brain survive on ju…
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Jack and Derrick dive into this lost gem(?) from 1985 directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Fred Ward, Joel Grey, Kate Mulgrew and Wilford "Diabetes" Brimley. Did they really think this would be a blue-collar James Bond franchise? Who's god forsaken idea was it to put Joel Grey in that Asian make-up? Can Wilford Brimley even remember how to stand u…
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It isn't August but here we are, talking about shitbirds anyway. Happy Thanksgiving, it's DUTCH from 1991, directed by Peter Faiman and starring Ed O'Neill and Ethan RANDALL (Embry). A potential stepdad has to drive his wife's shitheel kid across the country to get him home in time for Thanksgiving. Why is this kid such a twat? Is the head trauma i…
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The gang is back with an explosive new episode on 1998's 80s cop movie WHATEVER IT TAKES. Directed by Brady MaKenzie and starring Don "The Dragon" Wilson, Andrew Dice Clay and Fred "The Hammer" Williamson. A pair of undercover cops have to stop a gang from distributing a new deadly form of steroids that is killing local wrestlers and bodybuilders w…
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It's Whitney's birthday this week so we decided to cover one of her favorite cheesy 90s flicks, MEN AT WORK! Directed by and starring Emilio Estevez alongside Charlie Sheen and Keith David. Two garbage hauling friends stumble into a murderous plot involving environmental destruction, vague crime families and some cartoon business villain from the 8…
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In the final episode of our Trick or Treat Williams month we welcome friend of the show Serj from Lethean as we discuss 1988's DEAD HEAT! Directed by Mark Goldblatt and starring, of course, Treat Williams alongside Joe Piscopo, Lindsay Frost, Darren McGavin and Vincent freakin' Price! How are these two cops friends? What's with the puppy murder roo…
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Trick or Treat Williams month rolls on with 1999's HBO Original film, THE SUBSTITUTE 3: WINNER TAKES ALL! The continuing adventures of a mercenary turned substitute teacher that has to travel the United States beating up, murdering and exacting revenge against children (who are typically 30-40 year old dudes). Treat Williams has to stop a steroid r…
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After a brief segue into Jason Vorhees country, we return to Trick or Treat Williams month with a bang in 1998's DEEP RISING! Directed by Stephen Sommers (The Mummy, Van Helsing) and also starring Famke Janssen (X-Men), Wes Studi (The Last of the Mohicans), Djimon Hounsou (Amistad, Guardians of the Galaxy), and so many more great character actors! …
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Join us for a SURPRISE BONUS EPISODE of the podcast for Friday the 13th! We are discussing FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VII: THE NEW BLOOD aka Carrie vs Jason. Did this movie need to exist? Would George Bush approve? What's with that sex van? Who invited Bernie Lomax? Why does the MPAA suck so much? And just WHY did they feel the need to include a superher…
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Trick or Treat Williams continues with out first ever podcaster guest, Steve from Bucket of Chum. This 1988 Italian thriller NIGHT OF THE SHARKS costarring Antonio Fargas (Starsky & Hutch, Shakedown). Treat Williams is a beach bum, living his best life, with a temperamental shark names Cyclops as his neighbor, when his brother arrives with vaguely …
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We kick off our Trick or Treat Williams month with a secret outbreak movie starring Treat Williams, Cobra Commander, some rubber snakes and a dude from Dexter... VENOMOUS, directed by either Fred Olen Ray or Ed Raymond! Is Treat the best or worst doctor of all time? What about his ex-wife Dr. Hot? Remember Armageddon? What about Outbreak with Dusti…
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In 1988's SHAKEDOWN, a gruff undercover cop and a smooth-talking, tenor sax-playing criminal defense attorney have to team up to take down corrupt, racist cops who are trying to set up an innocent crack dealer for the murder of another cop. What does Sam Elliott smell like? Is Peter Weller acting or is he just an old hippie? Is the villain Huggy Be…
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What do you get when Disney attempts to make an 80s boob comedy? Find out with us as we discuss 1980's MIDNIGHT MADNESS directed by David Wechter and Michael Nankin and starring David Naughton, Eddi Deezen, Debra Clinger, Stephen Furst with the first ever motion picture appearance of Michael J Fox! Computer vans, dolphin twins, fat jokes and cult l…
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In the distant future of 2017, Anaheim is the only safe place to live and people fuck robots.. or something. Join us as we discuss this special listener requested episode on 1987's CHERRY 2000! Is it really better to fuck a robot or just an actress that performs like a robot? Why are future dishwashers just soap filled death traps? Does Lester actu…
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Fred Savage takes his autistic brother on a road trip to Video Armageddon accompanied by his little baby shitbird crush and pursued by a child hunter and his father and brother (Beau Bridges and Christian Slater). Where are the actual adults in this world? Do points actually matter in Double Dragon? Why does every pervert seem to wear a bolo tie? A…
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Back to School month continues with 1992's martial arts hallucination, SIDEKICKS! Starring Johnathan Brandis (RIP) and Chuck Norris and directed by Aaron Norris, this one tells the tale of a kid that may have some serious undiagnosed mental conditions as he learns the meaning of friendship and that dreams come true. Or something. He also learns tha…
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We continue our Back To School special with 1992's 3 NINJAS! Were kids in the 90s better off without parental supervision? How hard can a little shitbird actually hit? Why did no one question a windowless van full of men following kids around the neighborhood? Did anyone aside from Derrick see this movie hundreds of times? All this and more!!…
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We kick off our Back To School special with 1996's First Kid starring Sinbad and real-life presidential candidate Brock Pierce! Would you believe this little shitbird became a cryptobro? How many people would Chris Hansen have a field day with here? How is Babe Ruth head of the Secret Service? Join us this month for a bunch of movies starring shitt…
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We conclude our Rambothon with 2019's RAMBO: LAST BLOOD! The last film (maybe?) in the Rambo franchise, this one sees John Rambo go full Jigsaw on a cartel that kidnaps his niece. They try to sell her into human trafficking and he works to stop them the only way he knows how... with murder, mayhem and big f*%$ing knives. Is Rambo's favorite movie H…
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Welcome to RAMBOTHON where we discuss the very first Rambo film! Wait... it's the fourth? Then what the hell is with the name? Well, nevermind.. I guess we discuss the fourth Rambo film! It's been 20 years and Rambo is still living his best sadboi life in Thailand when a group of Christian mercenaries/doctors (or something) have to interrupt it and…
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Rambothon continues with 1988's RAMBO III! A film about Rambo training and arming the group that would become the Taliban. This one doesn't really hold up in a lot of real-world ways but we do get to see Afghani John Bernthal (played by an Israeli actor) and Stallone battle against Russian David Harbour (played by a French actor), goat polo, blue l…
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Our Rambothon continues with RAMBO. COLON. FIRST BLOOD PART TWO! What kind of naming convention is this? Does anyone care? Rambo returns to Vietnam to do recon (?) to find missing POWs and definitely doesn't fight his way out of the country. Fake Russians and fake Vietnamese soldiers get murdered en masse. Did Stallone speak his last intelligible w…
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We kick off Rambothon with what is definitely the BEST movie we have ever covered, 1982's FIRST BLOOD directed by Ted Kotcheff and starring Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna and Brian Dennehy. This deep dive into America's mistreatment of returning Vietnam vets and dismissal of mental illness is heart wrenching, moving and also infinitely exciting…
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Most of the crew are here to discuss the BRAND NEW release INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY! Spoilers abound, be warned. We discuss the new James Mangold flick starring Harrison Ford, Mads Mikkelsen, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Antonio Banderas and more. Does this live up to the Indiana Jones legacy? Is it worse than Crystal Skull? Is Dan Aykroyd go…
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For our Superhero Spectacular finale, we discuss 1996's THE PHANTOM starring Billy Zane and Treat Williams (Rest in Pictures) and directed by Simon Wincer. Derrick has seen this movie a million times but everyone else hasn't seen it in ages. How useful is a bright purple suit in the jungle? More useful than a white horse? Are those children working…
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