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This week, the guys are joined by Galen Howard to talk about a film intended-for-children-but-not-really buddy cop comedy Cop and a Half. They talk briefly about the evolution of mismatched buddy cop movies before moving on to discussing Burt Reynolds smoking throughout the movie to set up his save-the-cat moment, the uncomfortable air surrounding the plot considering the time of the film's releas...

The guys waited to get their old pal Josh Kotsabasakis back on so they could tackle the first ever Marvel comic book (and semi-final runnerup) together - Howard the Duck. The guys talk all about THAT OBVIOUS THING THAT THEY'RE GOING TO SPEND A LOT OF TIME ON AND IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL SO JUST DROP IT OKAY? ....um. They also discuss Tim Robbins' lunatic performance, the wildly different reactions that...

Back to the ninja well this week as the guys break down Sam Firstenberg's schlocky classic Ninja III: The Domination. Do you like The Exorcist? Flashdance? Ninja movies? John Hughes? Well, it's all wrapped up in a neat little bow in this absolute classic from Cannon Films. They talk about the hairiest love interest of all time, carpeted gyms, ninja exorcisms, terrible police work, Sho Kosugi's rea...

It's a real mad house in here! That's right, the guys talk about the little-remembered comedy from 1990 starring John Larroquette and Kirstie Alley - Madhouse! They discuss how every character is "literally the worst," how this is the most 80s Reagan-era yuppie movie ever, Lil' Dahmer, Kirstie's penchant at going-for-broke for every laugh and much more. Oh yeah, and Dennis Miller is (barely) there...

Our very loyal listeners get to pick movies for us sometimes... and this one comes from Luc Shannon of Game It All! Because of Luc's patronage, the guys watched the Nicolas Cage comic book movie Ghost Rider. They talk about everything from the vast amounts of property damage perpetrated by our hero, the weird time period look during the film's prologue, the lame villain names, way too much backsto...

Continuing on with our tournament runner-ups is the Dan Aykroyd-directed and written Nothing But Trouble. The guys talk about Aykroyd's unfiltered hellish nightmare world and awkward marriage of comedy and horror, the Brazillionaires, the on-screen debut of Tupac Shakur, the phallic-shaped nose and much more. Next week: A bad movie legend is on fire! What We've Been Watching: The Florida Project B...

Last week was the tournament final but this week, we have a semi-finalist that didn't quite make it in The Master of Disguise. They talk about Dana Carvey making the movie without anyone on-set to say no, all of the slaps in the face, the mind-boggling weird celebrity cameos, the Turtle Club scene, the ENDLESS amount of outtakes and deleted scenes during the closing credits and much more. Next wee...

Appropriately so, the winner of a long-standing tournament is Mortal Kombat: Annihilation and because the people have spoken, that is what the guys opted to discuss on this week's episode. They talk about the movie killing off the most popular character from the first film in the opening scene, the worst CGI for a wide release maybe ever, the characters that are discussed as already having been ki...

A very special time(s) of the year - there's five Thursdays this month and therefore, it's time for a Small-Screen Shameful... and boy howdy, is this one ever something. The guys are joined by Galen Howard to break down the 1994/1996 film Vibrations. It's the timeless tale of a man losing his hands when his car is attacked via pneumatic drill by some hicks, which causes him to become a homeless al...

The March to Wrestlemania concludes with a discussion of an event taking place in the worst year of WCW's existence - Superbrawl 2000. The guys are once again joined by Ryan Gilbert and all three are aghast at how hardly any matches exceed 5 minutes but they also discuss Gene Simmons having his own wrestler in a contractually-obligated "main event," James Brown's surprise appearance, Tank Abbott n...

The March to Wrestlemania begins this week with the guys being joined by series regular Ryan Gilbert and talking all about the famed WWE Studios production 12 Rounds starring John Cena. They discuss the movie never really quite figuring out what constitutes a "round," Cena barely reacting to most of the deaths in the movie, the weird optics with Cena's partner and the FBI jerk, Miles' wavering Iri...

This week, the guys welcome back Britany Sparrow to help discuss the inane "satirical" hijinx of 1994's The Chase starring Charlie Sheen. How accurate is this baseline satire of the media? Why does Henry Rollins play an aggro police officer? Does the score undercut the tone of the film at least in the opinion of 2/3 of this episode? Should Butterfinger have gotten its own acting credit? And what i...

Somehow this week's episode is not a Small-Screen Shameful (hooray for limited France releases!) but alas, the guys talk about the Saturday morning-level quality of Adventures in Dinosaur City. They discuss a multitude of topics including how horny the movie is with the plethora of sexual innuendo and dinosaur prostitutes, cartoon anachronisms, unnecessary backstories for forgettable characters, t...

Thanks to one of our wonderful Patrons (Adam Jures!), the guys sit down with returning guest and extreme sports expert Jerika Layne to discuss the 1996 Tom Arnold vehicle (heh)... Carpool. The guys talk about fully operational storage locker carnivals, Tom Arnold's mother being voiced by three different actors, Rhea Perlman's insane meter maid character, the egregious use of ADR to "punch up" and...

There are few filmmakers in life as unique and insane as the wonderful Neil Breen. Taking on their third slice of Breen, the guys welcome back Mariah Lirette to talk about his debut feature Double Down. They discuss the 17 minutes of Breen's compliments to himself at the beginning of the film, the vast amounts of stock footage that almost make it technically not a movie, big sloppy tuna messes, te...

Back to the usual crap this week as the guys talk through the 90s thriller The General's Daughter starring John Travolta. Ah yes, a staple of the 90s: very heavy subject matter combined with "hilarious" quips. The guys also discuss the movie teasing you with a wild Travolta accent, every line in the movie being treated like the most important moment in cinema, the post-ending title cards, one of t...

The Worst of 2022 finishes up with a movie that may... divide us? Maybe? Sorta? Not really? The guys talk about the controversial-for-every-reason-other-than-the-actual-movie Don't Worry Darling. They discuss the standout performances of Pugh and Pine, Harry Styles' wild dance scene that makes them question if he's a bad dancer, the ridiculous ending that leaves big, gaping logistical holes and mu...

The Worst of 2022 rolls on with a breakdown of the big-screen videogame adaptation - Uncharted starring Tom Holland and... *checks notes*... Mark Wahlberg as Victor Sullivan!? The guys discuss the movie in great detail including Nathan's nitpicks about its accuracy, Wahlberg's sleepy performance, all the betrayals, the post-credit fan service and much more. Next week: The Worst of 2022 concludes w...

The Worst of 2022 continues with a breakdown of the completely unnecessary re-adaptation (?) of the Stephen King story - Firestarter. The guys talk about how weird it is to see Zac Efron playing a dad, the cat funeral scene, all the dumb changes to the source material, Old Man Irvin seemingly playing his role like a serial killer and much more. Next week: The Worst of 2022 continues with a video g...

The Worst of 2022 begins with the guys finally talking about Morbius. Joining the gang is Joshua Kotsabasakis, who also joins in on the endless riffing about all of the delaying of the movie's release date. They also talk about the "giant fish tank of bats," committing illegal operations on International Waters, Morbius committing several murders, the ridiculously insulting mid-credits scene and m...

We're back... with We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story. The guys are joined by frequent guest Jason MacLeod, who talks about his severe distrust for pre-packaged opening logo title cards. This movie is all kinds of weird... so the fellas discuss the nutso premise, the left-field musical number, young characters that are way too sexed-up, Martin Short's improv work and much more. Next week: The Worst of...

The guys are away for the holidays so please enjoy their Livestream for the Cure segment in which they joined Nick to talk all about Keep Off the Grass, an anti-weed PSA. OK, and they talked more about Cool Cat too. Next week: enjoy a Patreon Exclusive episode! Questions? Comments? Suggestions? You can always shoot us an e-mail at wwttpodcast@gmail.com  Patreon: www.patreon.com/wwttpodcast Faceboo...

250 episodes! The guys celebrate this milestone by discussing the micro-budget epic Rollergator. They talk about skateboarding ninjas, the overpowering guitar noodling soundtrack, Joe Estevez's performance, the impressions montage and much more. Plus: Nathan rants about Rollergator selling out and changing his personal taste in music forever. Next week: Our Livestream for the Cure segment! What We...

This week, the guys are joined by Mariah Lirette to discuss the bizarre film A Karate Christmas Miracle. The gang talks about everything including applesauce marketing, Eric Roberts and Martin Kove playing characters that make no sense whatsoever, alcoholic psychic professors who are obsessed with Christmas, the mystifying "do I look like a Jay?" scene, the ending that explains absolutely NOTHING...

It's time to get festive up in here so the guys are joined by Steve and Izzy of Everything I Learned from Movies to discuss the Nicolas Cage crime-comedy Trapped in Paradise. They discuss everything including the crazy notion that Cage, Jon Lovitz and Dana Carvey were cast as BROTHERS, the endless chase sequences, small business banks, Dana Carvey's accent, the WinterFest tease that leads to nothi...