<![CDATA[B is for Bad: A B-Movie Review Podcast]]>B Is for Bad is a spoiler-heavy, no-filter podcast dedicated to B-movies — and movies that proudly carry the B-movie spirit. If it’s messy, ridiculous, low-budget, unhinged, or accidentally brilliant, it belongs here.

Each episode is a free-flowing conversation between two friends who genuinely love movies, even when they’re awful. We talk about everything: the kills, the effects, the acting, the dialogue, the music, the cinematography, the baffling creative choices — and the moments that somehow make these movies unforgettable. We celebrate what works, roast what doesn’t, and argue about the rest.

We’re brutally honest and we don’t censor ourselves. Expect explicit language, crude jokes, and a lot of laughing at things that probably shouldn’t exist. That said, we keep it respectful, positive-minded, and rooted in love for the art of filmmaking. We don’t promote hate — we promote movies, chaos, and having a good time.

From cult classics to cinematic disasters, from “so bad it’s good” masterpieces to movies that make you ask who approved this? — B Is for Bad is for listeners who love poking fun at the absurd while appreciating the genuinely unique experiences only B-movies can deliver.

If you enjoy unfiltered conversations, and believe bad movies deserve to be talked about just as passionately as good ones — welcome home.


]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Mon, 02 Nov 2026 16:31:45 GMTWed, 11 Feb 2026 22:24:12 GMT60Steven McGee and Scott Knell<p><b>B Is for Bad</b> is a spoiler-heavy, no-filter podcast dedicated to B-movies — and movies that proudly carry the <i>B-movie spirit</i>. If it’s messy, ridiculous, low-budget, unhinged, or accidentally brilliant, it belongs here.</p><p>Each episode is a free-flowing conversation between two friends who genuinely love movies, even when they’re awful. We talk about everything: the kills, the effects, the acting, the dialogue, the music, the cinematography, the baffling creative choices — and the moments that somehow make these movies unforgettable. We celebrate what works, roast what doesn’t, and argue about the rest.</p><p>We’re brutally honest and we don’t censor ourselves. Expect explicit language, crude jokes, and a lot of laughing at things that probably shouldn’t exist. That said, we keep it respectful, positive-minded, and rooted in love for the art of filmmaking. We don’t promote hate — we promote movies, chaos, and having a good time.</p><p>From cult classics to cinematic disasters, from “so bad it’s good” masterpieces to movies that make you ask <i>who approved this?</i> — <b>B Is for Bad</b> is for listeners who love poking fun at the absurd while appreciating the genuinely unique experiences only B-movies can deliver.</p><p>If you enjoy unfiltered conversations, and believe bad movies deserve to be talked about just as passionately as good ones — welcome home.</p><p><br /></p>episodicSteven McGee and Scott Knellsoulofagamerpodcast@gmail.comyes<![CDATA[Starcrash Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Space Amazons, Robot Cops & Cosmic Chaos]]>YouTube Description

This week on B Is for Bad, we blast off with Starcrash (1978) — the gloriously colorful Italian space adventure that arrived in the wake of Star Wars and decided the best response was more lasers, more costumes, giant robots, and absolutely no concern for whether any of it made sense.

We talk about Caroline Munro’s endlessly impractical space outfits, Marjoe Gortner’s mysterious powers, a young David Hasselhoff, Christopher Plummer somehow being here, miniature spaceships, laser-sword fights, and Joe Spinell going wonderfully overboard as the evil Count Zarth Arn. Starcrash may not have had a galaxy-sized budget, but it certainly had galaxy-sized confidence.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Scientific accuracy lost somewhere in deep space.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>47bdc853-0640-45e6-9fb0-a123b83e3a8dThu, 29 Oct 2026 22:15:00 GMT<br />YouTube Description<p>This week on <b><strong>B Is for Bad</strong></b>, we blast off with <b><strong>Starcrash (1978)</strong></b> — the gloriously colorful Italian space adventure that arrived in the wake of <i><em>Star Wars</em></i> and decided the best response was more lasers, more costumes, giant robots, and absolutely no concern for whether any of it made sense.</p><p>We talk about Caroline Munro’s endlessly impractical space outfits, Marjoe Gortner’s mysterious powers, a young David Hasselhoff, Christopher Plummer somehow being here, miniature spaceships, laser-sword fights, and Joe Spinell going wonderfully overboard as the evil Count Zarth Arn. <i><em>Starcrash</em></i> may not have had a galaxy-sized budget, but it certainly had galaxy-sized confidence.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Scientific accuracy lost somewhere in deep space.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b><strong>the weirder, the better</strong></b>.</p>yes00:49:02135Starcrash Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Space Amazons, Robot Cops & Cosmic Chaosfull<![CDATA[Jimmy and Stiggs Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Aliens, Booze & Apartment Warfare]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we barricade ourselves inside an apartment for Jimmy and Stiggs — Joe Begos’ drug-fueled sci-fi horror comedy about an out-of-work filmmaker who claims he’s been abducted by aliens, calls up his estranged buddy Stiggs, and prepares for the extraterrestrials to come back. Naturally, things escalate into booze, drugs, aliens, practical-effects carnage, and absolute sensory overload. Rotten Tomatoes

We talk about the frantic filmmaking, gloriously gross effects, two-friends-losing-their-minds energy, and the sheer DIY insanity of a movie largely shot in Begos’ own apartment over several years. Wikipedia

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Alien-abduction claims taken very seriously after enough drinks.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>f316ddf8-6261-4ccd-8e75-5bf64d109a19Thu, 08 Oct 2026 23:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b><strong>B Is for Bad</strong></b>, we barricade ourselves inside an apartment for <b><strong>Jimmy and Stiggs</strong></b> — Joe Begos’ drug-fueled sci-fi horror comedy about an out-of-work filmmaker who claims he’s been abducted by aliens, calls up his estranged buddy Stiggs, and prepares for the extraterrestrials to come back. Naturally, things escalate into booze, drugs, aliens, practical-effects carnage, and absolute sensory overload. <a href="https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/eli_roth_presents_jimmy_and_stiggs?utm_source=chatgpt.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Rotten Tomatoes</a></p><p>We talk about the frantic filmmaking, gloriously gross effects, two-friends-losing-their-minds energy, and the sheer DIY insanity of a movie largely shot in Begos’ own apartment over several years. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_and_Stiggs?utm_source=chatgpt.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Wikipedia</a></p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Alien-abduction claims taken very seriously after enough drinks.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b><strong>the weirder, the better</strong></b>.</p>yes00:34:47134Jimmy and Stiggs Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Aliens, Booze & Apartment Warfarefull<![CDATA[Dead & Breakfast Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Zombies, Breakfast & Honky-Tonk Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we check into Dead & Breakfast (2004) — a horror-comedy where a group of friends gets stranded in a small town, spends the night at a bed and breakfast, and somehow ends up dealing with murder, demonic possession, and an increasingly large collection of undead locals.

We talk about the bloody practical effects, goofy characters, ridiculous zombie carnage, and the movie’s strangest secret weapon: musical interludes that basically turn the whole thing into a country-western zombie comedy. It’s messy, violent, weirdly charming, and exactly the sort of movie this podcast was made for.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Complimentary breakfast may contain demons.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>529c39be-4884-4b32-89df-00486fd72d17Thu, 01 Oct 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b><strong>B Is for Bad</strong></b>, we check into <b><strong>Dead &amp; Breakfast (2004)</strong></b> — a horror-comedy where a group of friends gets stranded in a small town, spends the night at a bed and breakfast, and somehow ends up dealing with murder, demonic possession, and an increasingly large collection of undead locals.</p><p>We talk about the bloody practical effects, goofy characters, ridiculous zombie carnage, and the movie’s strangest secret weapon: musical interludes that basically turn the whole thing into a country-western zombie comedy. It’s messy, violent, weirdly charming, and exactly the sort of movie this podcast was made for.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Complimentary breakfast may contain demons.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b><strong>the weirder, the better</strong></b>.</p>yes00:34:44133Dead & Breakfast Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Zombies, Breakfast & Honky-Tonk Chaosfull<![CDATA[Zombie Strain Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Weed, Zombies & Soundstage Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we light up the apocalypse with Zombie Strain (2025) — a horror-comedy about a group of survivors trapped inside a soundstage during a zombie outbreak who discover a very unusual strain of marijuana that might change their chances of survival.

We talk about the low-budget zombie carnage, stoner comedy, characters making increasingly questionable decisions, and whether the biggest danger is actually the undead outside or the rapidly unraveling group inside. It’s zombies, paranoia, weed, and independent filmmaking smashed together into exactly the kind of strange little movie B Is for Bad exists to find.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Responsible apocalypse-era cannabis use not guaranteed.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>301a0fe5-3b2f-421d-90a3-bb47494984f8Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b><strong>B Is for Bad</strong></b>, we light up the apocalypse with <b><strong>Zombie Strain (2025)</strong></b> — a horror-comedy about a group of survivors trapped inside a soundstage during a zombie outbreak who discover a very unusual strain of marijuana that might change their chances of survival.</p><p>We talk about the low-budget zombie carnage, stoner comedy, characters making increasingly questionable decisions, and whether the biggest danger is actually the undead outside or the rapidly unraveling group inside. It’s zombies, paranoia, weed, and independent filmmaking smashed together into exactly the kind of strange little movie <b><strong>B Is for Bad</strong></b> exists to find.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Responsible apocalypse-era cannabis use not guaranteed.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b><strong>the weirder, the better</strong></b>.</p>yes00:32:37132Zombie Strain Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Weed, Zombies & Soundstage Chaosfull<![CDATA[Eaten Alive Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Motel Madness & Crocodile Carnage]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we check into Tobe Hooper’s grimy, fever-dream horror movie Eaten Alive (1976) — where an unhinged motel owner has a giant crocodile living right outside and an alarming willingness to keep it well fed.

We talk about Neville Brand’s wonderfully bizarre performance, the sweaty nightmare atmosphere, the theatrical sets, Robert Englund showing up early in his career, and the increasingly insane collection of people who wander into the world’s worst motel. And, of course, we have to discuss just how effective a giant crocodile can be as a murder accomplice.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Motel reviews strongly discouraged.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>66d363b9-795b-4a3e-bad5-0cb03d0e7339Thu, 17 Sep 2026 23:00:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we check into Tobe Hooper’s grimy, fever-dream horror movie <b>Eaten Alive (1976)</b> — where an unhinged motel owner has a giant crocodile living right outside and an alarming willingness to keep it well fed.</p><p>We talk about Neville Brand’s wonderfully bizarre performance, the sweaty nightmare atmosphere, the theatrical sets, Robert Englund showing up early in his career, and the increasingly insane collection of people who wander into the world’s worst motel. And, of course, we have to discuss just how effective a giant crocodile can be as a murder accomplice.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Motel reviews strongly discouraged.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:45:40131Eaten Alive Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Motel Madness & Crocodile Carnagefull<![CDATA[Mac and Me Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: McDonald’s, Aliens & Product Placement Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we’re tackling Mac and Me (1988) — the wonderfully bizarre E.T.-inspired adventure where a wheelchair-using kid befriends a stranded alien while Coca-Cola, Skittles, and McDonald’s seemingly fight for top billing.

We talk about the ridiculous alien effects, the vacuum-cleaner introduction to Mac, the genuinely fun wheelchair stunt work, and one of cinema’s most inexplicable set pieces: the full-blown McDonald’s dance party. And somehow, that still doesn’t prepare us for an ending involving a police shootout, a dead kid, alien resurrection, American citizenship, and a pink Cadillac.

This movie is shameless, strange, frequently terrible... and somehow incredibly charming. Mac and Me might be one of the purest examples of why “so bad it’s good” movies can be so damn lovable.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Coca-Cola consumption potentially medically inadvisable.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>3849f789-e641-4163-9e18-fa34e16692a9Thu, 10 Sep 2026 21:00:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we’re tackling <b>Mac and Me (1988)</b> — the wonderfully bizarre <i>E.T.</i>-inspired adventure where a wheelchair-using kid befriends a stranded alien while Coca-Cola, Skittles, and McDonald’s seemingly fight for top billing.</p><p>We talk about the ridiculous alien effects, the vacuum-cleaner introduction to Mac, the genuinely fun wheelchair stunt work, and one of cinema’s most inexplicable set pieces: the full-blown McDonald’s dance party. And somehow, that still doesn’t prepare us for an ending involving a police shootout, a dead kid, alien resurrection, American citizenship, and a pink Cadillac.</p><p>This movie is shameless, strange, frequently terrible... and somehow incredibly charming. <b>Mac and Me</b> might be one of the purest examples of why “so bad it’s good” movies can be so damn lovable.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Coca-Cola consumption potentially medically inadvisable.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:44:51130Mac and Me Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: McDonald’s, Aliens & Product Placement Chaosfull<![CDATA[Barb Wire Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Leather, Fascism & Neon Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we head into the dystopian future of Barb Wire (1996) — where Pamela Anderson plays a nightclub owner and bounty hunter trying to stay out of a rebellion while absolutely everyone around her keeps dragging her into it.

We talk about the over-the-top style, comic-book attitude, action scenes, wonderfully blunt dialogue, and the fact that this movie is basically Casablanca filtered through leather, explosions, and mid-90s excess. From corrupt government goons to motorcycle chases and enough neon to permanently damage your eyesight, Barb Wire is one hell of a cinematic time capsule.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Subtlety nowhere to be found.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>282503eb-3e57-4a5a-82b4-a7975bce61e4Thu, 03 Sep 2026 21:30:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we head into the dystopian future of <b>Barb Wire (1996)</b> — where Pamela Anderson plays a nightclub owner and bounty hunter trying to stay out of a rebellion while absolutely everyone around her keeps dragging her into it.</p><p>We talk about the over-the-top style, comic-book attitude, action scenes, wonderfully blunt dialogue, and the fact that this movie is basically <i>Casablanca</i> filtered through leather, explosions, and mid-90s excess. From corrupt government goons to motorcycle chases and enough neon to permanently damage your eyesight, <i>Barb Wire</i> is one hell of a cinematic time capsule.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Subtlety nowhere to be found.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:34:15129Barb Wire Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Leather, Fascism & Neon Chaosfull<![CDATA[Leprechaun in the Hood + Back 2 tha Hood | B Is for Bad Podcast: Gold, Rhymes & Leprechaun Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we’re doing a double feature and taking the Leprechaun somewhere the franchise absolutely had to go eventually: the hood.

First up is Leprechaun in the Hood (2000), where Ice-T, aspiring rappers, a magical flute, and one extremely pissed-off Leprechaun collide in a wonderfully bizarre attempt to mix supernatural horror with early-2000s hip-hop. Then we jump into Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood (2003), where the little green menace returns for his gold and somehow finds even more ridiculous ways to terrorize everyone standing between him and his treasure.

We talk about the kills, rhymes, questionable decisions, wildly different tones of the two movies, and just how far this franchise is willing to stretch the concept of an evil Irish folklore creature hunting down stolen gold.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Leprechaun rap performances unfortunately unavoidable.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>59adcc82-9b19-4287-ad24-0c585f2bec63Thu, 27 Aug 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we’re doing a double feature and taking the Leprechaun somewhere the franchise absolutely had to go eventually: <b>the hood</b>.</p><p>First up is <b>Leprechaun in the Hood (2000)</b>, where Ice-T, aspiring rappers, a magical flute, and one extremely pissed-off Leprechaun collide in a wonderfully bizarre attempt to mix supernatural horror with early-2000s hip-hop. Then we jump into <b>Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood (2003)</b>, where the little green menace returns for his gold and somehow finds even more ridiculous ways to terrorize everyone standing between him and his treasure.</p><p>We talk about the kills, rhymes, questionable decisions, wildly different tones of the two movies, and just how far this franchise is willing to stretch the concept of an evil Irish folklore creature hunting down stolen gold.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Leprechaun rap performances unfortunately unavoidable.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:57:45128Leprechaun in the Hood + Back 2 tha Hood | B Is for Bad Podcast: Gold, Rhymes & Leprechaun Chaosfull<![CDATA[Sleepaway Camp Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Campers, Carnage & One Hell of an Ending]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we head to Camp Arawak for Sleepaway Camp (1983) — the wonderfully strange slasher packed with cruel campers, bizarre adults, creative kills, and enough awkward dialogue to make summer camp feel like the most dangerous place on Earth.

We talk about the memorable deaths, wonderfully weird performances, Aunt Martha being on an entirely different planet from everyone else, and all the odd little choices that make this movie feel unlike almost any other slasher from the era. And, of course, we get into that legendary final reveal and why the last few minutes have kept people talking about Sleepaway Camp for decades.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Camp supervision apparently nonexistent.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>42aebf0e-21b3-41ae-89b2-da11e44259b7Fri, 21 Aug 2026 21:00:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we head to Camp Arawak for <b>Sleepaway Camp (1983)</b> — the wonderfully strange slasher packed with cruel campers, bizarre adults, creative kills, and enough awkward dialogue to make summer camp feel like the most dangerous place on Earth.</p><p>We talk about the memorable deaths, wonderfully weird performances, Aunt Martha being on an entirely different planet from everyone else, and all the odd little choices that make this movie feel unlike almost any other slasher from the era. And, of course, we get into <b>that legendary final reveal</b> and why the last few minutes have kept people talking about <i>Sleepaway Camp</i> for decades.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Camp supervision apparently nonexistent.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:48:50127Sleepaway Camp Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Campers, Carnage & One Hell of an Endingfull<![CDATA[The Room Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Spoons, Betrayal & Rooftop Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we finally enter the wonderfully baffling world of The Room (2003) — Tommy Wiseau’s infamous drama about love, friendship, betrayal, football tossing, framed spoons, and approximately a thousand conversations that no human being has ever had naturally.

We talk about the legendary dialogue, inexplicable character choices, bizarre editing, uncomfortable romance, endless establishing shots, and Tommy Wiseau’s unforgettable performance as Johnny. From rooftop confrontations to characters who appear, disappear, and occasionally announce that they definitely have cancer, The Room has earned its reputation as one of the ultimate so-bad-it’s-good movie experiences.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Our ability to understand what the hell is happening is not guaranteed.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and the weirder, the better.

]]>5cb99a7c-7d1b-4619-b2ae-edd57453e4c2Thu, 13 Aug 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we finally enter the wonderfully baffling world of <b>The Room (2003)</b> — Tommy Wiseau’s infamous drama about love, friendship, betrayal, football tossing, framed spoons, and approximately a thousand conversations that no human being has ever had naturally.</p><p>We talk about the legendary dialogue, inexplicable character choices, bizarre editing, uncomfortable romance, endless establishing shots, and Tommy Wiseau’s unforgettable performance as Johnny. From rooftop confrontations to characters who appear, disappear, and occasionally announce that they definitely have cancer, <i>The Room</i> has earned its reputation as one of the ultimate so-bad-it’s-good movie experiences.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Our ability to understand what the hell is happening is not guaranteed.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones — and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:50:45126The Room Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Spoons, Betrayal & Rooftop Chaosfull<![CDATA[Braindead (aka Dead Alive) Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Lawnmowers, Zombies & Splatter Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into Peter Jackson’s gloriously disgusting splatter comedy Braindead, released in the United States as Dead Alive. After a vicious rat-monkey bites Lionel’s controlling mother, his already miserable home life becomes a full-blown zombie outbreak.

We discuss the outrageous practical effects, endlessly escalating gore, bizarre romance, kung-fu priest, zombie baby, and the legendary lawnmower massacre that turns one house party into a blood-soaked nightmare. Few movies have ever worked this hard to be hilarious, revolting, and completely unhinged at the same time.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Respect for custard, internal organs, and wonderfully excessive filmmaking not guaranteed.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and the weirder, the better.

]]>e537a987-89c4-4c02-9f3b-5933767edbb7Thu, 30 Jul 2026 21:00:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into Peter Jackson’s gloriously disgusting splatter comedy <b>Braindead</b>, released in the United States as <b>Dead Alive</b>. After a vicious rat-monkey bites Lionel’s controlling mother, his already miserable home life becomes a full-blown zombie outbreak.</p><p>We discuss the outrageous practical effects, endlessly escalating gore, bizarre romance, kung-fu priest, zombie baby, and the legendary lawnmower massacre that turns one house party into a blood-soaked nightmare. Few movies have ever worked this hard to be hilarious, revolting, and completely unhinged at the same time.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Respect for custard, internal organs, and wonderfully excessive filmmaking not guaranteed.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:51:27125Braindead (aka Dead Alive) Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Lawnmowers, Zombies & Splatter Chaosfull<![CDATA[Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Kung Fu, Vampires & Holy Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we witness the second coming as Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (2001) sends Jesus into modern-day Ottawa to battle skin-stealing vampires with kung fu, musical numbers, and a masked wrestler by his side.

We discuss the gloriously low-budget action, outrageous dialogue, catchy songs, bizarre religious imagery, and the surprising sincerity beneath all the sacrilegious insanity. From atheists arriving by the carload to Jesus performing miracles before throwing hands, this is independent B-movie filmmaking at its most fearless and unforgettable.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Respect for unconventional cinema always.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and the weirder, the better.

#jesuschristvampirehunter #bmovies #moviereview #bisforbad #vampires

]]>2faa0234-6a47-4cb8-be4c-5298ca1f02e6Thu, 23 Jul 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we witness the second coming as <b>Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (2001)</b> sends Jesus into modern-day Ottawa to battle skin-stealing vampires with kung fu, musical numbers, and a masked wrestler by his side.</p><p>We discuss the gloriously low-budget action, outrageous dialogue, catchy songs, bizarre religious imagery, and the surprising sincerity beneath all the sacrilegious insanity. From atheists arriving by the carload to Jesus performing miracles before throwing hands, this is independent B-movie filmmaking at its most fearless and unforgettable.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Respect for unconventional cinema always.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p><p></p><p>#jesuschristvampirehunter #bmovies #moviereview #bisforbad #vampires</p>yes00:41:31124Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Kung Fu, Vampires & Holy Chaosfull<![CDATA[PG: Psycho Goreman Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Cosmic Carnage & Kid-Controlled Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we unleash PG: Psycho Goreman—the gloriously gory sci-fi comedy where a fearless little girl gains control over an ancient alien overlord and immediately makes him participate in her ridiculous games.

We discuss the incredible creature designs, practical effects, over-the-top violence, bizarre alien mythology, and the hilariously dysfunctional family trapped in the middle of it all. From intergalactic warriors to the deadliest game of Crazy Ball ever played, this movie commits completely to its blood-soaked Saturday-morning-cartoon insanity.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for monsters, mayhem, and wonderfully deranged movies always.

Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and the weirder, the better.

]]>6e49907c-2e3b-4b73-9284-9b2944e12c79Thu, 16 Jul 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we unleash <b>PG: Psycho Goreman</b>—the gloriously gory sci-fi comedy where a fearless little girl gains control over an ancient alien overlord and immediately makes him participate in her ridiculous games.</p><p>We discuss the incredible creature designs, practical effects, over-the-top violence, bizarre alien mythology, and the hilariously dysfunctional family trapped in the middle of it all. From intergalactic warriors to the deadliest game of Crazy Ball ever played, this movie commits completely to its blood-soaked Saturday-morning-cartoon insanity.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for monsters, mayhem, and wonderfully deranged movies always.</p><p>Bad movies deserve to be discussed just as passionately as good ones—and <b>the weirder, the better</b>.</p>yes00:36:33123PG: Psycho Goreman Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Cosmic Carnage & Kid-Controlled Chaosfull<![CDATA[Attack of the Crab Monsters Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Giant Crabs & Radioactive Madness]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we head to a remote island for the Roger Corman cult classic Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957)—where a scientific expedition discovers that radiation has created giant, intelligent crabs with a taste for human prey.

We break down the surprisingly creepy atmosphere, ambitious creature effects, Cold War sci-fi themes, and the wonderfully absurd moments that make this one of the most memorable monster movies of the 1950s. From collapsing cliffs to telepathic killer crabs, this movie proves you don't need a big budget to create unforgettable B-movie fun.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for classic creature features always.

If you enjoy giant monsters, old-school practical effects, and the wonderfully weird imagination of 1950s sci-fi, welcome home.

]]>d8680a9b-824c-4cc5-9ba2-3ab044400f82Thu, 09 Jul 2026 22:30:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we head to a remote island for the Roger Corman cult classic <b>Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957)</b>—where a scientific expedition discovers that radiation has created giant, intelligent crabs with a taste for human prey.</p><p>We break down the surprisingly creepy atmosphere, ambitious creature effects, Cold War sci-fi themes, and the wonderfully absurd moments that make this one of the most memorable monster movies of the 1950s. From collapsing cliffs to telepathic killer crabs, this movie proves you don't need a big budget to create unforgettable B-movie fun.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for classic creature features always.</p><p>If you enjoy giant monsters, old-school practical effects, and the wonderfully weird imagination of 1950s sci-fi, welcome home.</p>yes00:37:06122Attack of the Crab Monsters Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Giant Crabs & Radioactive Madnessfull<![CDATA[Hundreds of Beavers Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Fur, Slapstick & Survival Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we bundle up for one of the most inventive comedies in recent years: Hundreds of Beavers (2022).

We break down the brilliant visual comedy, cartoon-inspired gags, DIY filmmaking, and the relentless creativity that turns a simple survival story into an avalanche of laughs. From outrageous beaver battles to ingenious physical comedy, this movie proves you don't need a massive budget to create something unforgettable.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for independent filmmaking always.

If you enjoy movies that are endlessly creative, wonderfully absurd, and unlike anything else you've ever seen, welcome home.

#bisforbad #hundredsofbeavers #bmovies #bmoviereviews #moviereview

]]>d43f06d9-ea21-4afb-8421-01b4fbf3cfb3Thu, 02 Jul 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we bundle up for one of the most inventive comedies in recent years: <b>Hundreds of Beavers (2022)</b>.</p><p>We break down the brilliant visual comedy, cartoon-inspired gags, DIY filmmaking, and the relentless creativity that turns a simple survival story into an avalanche of laughs. From outrageous beaver battles to ingenious physical comedy, this movie proves you don't need a massive budget to create something unforgettable.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for independent filmmaking always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that are endlessly creative, wonderfully absurd, and unlike anything else you've ever seen, welcome home.</p><p></p><p>#bisforbad #hundredsofbeavers #bmovies #bmoviereviews #moviereview</p>yes00:31:54121Hundreds of Beavers Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Fur, Slapstick & Survival Chaosfull<![CDATA[The First Nudie Musical Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Show Tunes, Skin & Studio Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we pull back the curtain on The First Nudie Musical (1976)—a wildly unconventional comedy that mixes Broadway-style musical numbers with sexploitation satire and a whole lot of low-budget charm.

We break down the catchy songs, outrageous humor, memorable performances, and the bizarre premise that somehow turns a movie about making adult films into an unexpectedly clever musical. Whether it's genuinely funny or completely unhinged, there's plenty to talk about.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for cult classics always.

If you enjoy movies that are equal parts musical, comedy, and cinematic oddity, you're in the right place. Welcome home.

#thefirstnudiemusical #bmovies #moviereviews #bisforbad #bmoviereview

]]>a1705576-c984-40e2-8d13-0b4999193bffThu, 25 Jun 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we pull back the curtain on <b>The First Nudie Musical (1976)</b>—a wildly unconventional comedy that mixes Broadway-style musical numbers with sexploitation satire and a whole lot of low-budget charm.</p><p>We break down the catchy songs, outrageous humor, memorable performances, and the bizarre premise that somehow turns a movie about making adult films into an unexpectedly clever musical. Whether it's genuinely funny or completely unhinged, there's plenty to talk about.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for cult classics always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that are equal parts musical, comedy, and cinematic oddity, you're in the right place. Welcome home. <br /><br />#thefirstnudiemusical #bmovies #moviereviews #bisforbad #bmoviereview</p>yes00:35:19120The First Nudie Musical Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Show Tunes, Skin & Studio Chaosfull<![CDATA[To Die Is Hard Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Explosions, Ego & Homemade Action Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we tackle the ultra-low-budget action comedy To Die Is Hard (2010) — a movie that takes inspiration from action classics and throws them into a blender with homemade filmmaking, over-the-top characters, and pure independent movie chaos.

We break down the ambitious action scenes, outrageous humor, memorable one-liners, and the passion that shines through every frame. From ridiculous shootouts to moments that leave us wondering how they pulled this off, To Die Is Hard is the kind of movie that reminds us why we love digging into obscure B-movie gems.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for independent filmmaking always.

If you enjoy movies that have more ambition than budget and somehow become unforgettable because of it — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #todieishard

]]>492af86e-ddbb-457b-9262-aaa928d07ddaFri, 19 Jun 2026 22:00:47 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we tackle the ultra-low-budget action comedy <b>To Die Is Hard (2010)</b> — a movie that takes inspiration from action classics and throws them into a blender with homemade filmmaking, over-the-top characters, and pure independent movie chaos.</p><p>We break down the ambitious action scenes, outrageous humor, memorable one-liners, and the passion that shines through every frame. From ridiculous shootouts to moments that leave us wondering how they pulled this off, <i>To Die Is Hard</i> is the kind of movie that reminds us why we love digging into obscure B-movie gems.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for independent filmmaking always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that have more ambition than budget and somehow become unforgettable because of it — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #todieishard</p>yes00:38:56119To Die Is Hard Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Explosions, Ego & Homemade Action Chaosfull<![CDATA[Return of the Racing King Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Racing, Revenge & Low-Budget Mayhem]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we hit the track with Return of the Racing King — a low-budget action ride packed with fast cars, big ambitions, and plenty of B-movie charm.

We break down the racing action, memorable characters, production choices, and the moments that make this film stand out in the world of independent cinema. From dramatic rivalries to unexpected twists, this movie delivers a unique experience that only a true B-movie can provide.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for underdog filmmaking always.

If you enjoy movies that swing for the fences with passion, determination, and a little bit of chaos — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #returnoftheracingking

]]>d6795c01-1f0a-4b99-b435-7bc1656944d9Thu, 11 Jun 2026 21:30:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we hit the track with <b>Return of the Racing King</b> — a low-budget action ride packed with fast cars, big ambitions, and plenty of B-movie charm.</p><p>We break down the racing action, memorable characters, production choices, and the moments that make this film stand out in the world of independent cinema. From dramatic rivalries to unexpected twists, this movie delivers a unique experience that only a true B-movie can provide.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for underdog filmmaking always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that swing for the fences with passion, determination, and a little bit of chaos — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #returnoftheracingking</p>yes00:52:23118Return of the Racing King Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Racing, Revenge & Low-Budget Mayhemfull<![CDATA[Deathgasm Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Metal, Mayhem & Demonic Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we crank the volume to eleven and dive into Deathgasm (2015) — a horror-comedy where heavy metal, teenage outcasts, and an ancient piece of music combine to unleash hell on Earth.

We break down the insane practical effects, over-the-top gore, hilarious humor, killer soundtrack, and why this movie has become a cult favorite among horror and metal fans alike. From demonic possessions to chainsaw-fueled carnage, Deathgasm fully embraces its ridiculous premise and never lets up.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for horror, metal, and B-movie insanity always.

If you enjoy movies that blend blood, laughs, and headbanging into one gloriously chaotic experience — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #deathgasm

]]>428129a1-f9ae-4812-b58d-b8e463a73659Fri, 05 Jun 2026 21:14:55 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we crank the volume to eleven and dive into <b>Deathgasm (2015)</b> — a horror-comedy where heavy metal, teenage outcasts, and an ancient piece of music combine to unleash hell on Earth.</p><p>We break down the insane practical effects, over-the-top gore, hilarious humor, killer soundtrack, and why this movie has become a cult favorite among horror and metal fans alike. From demonic possessions to chainsaw-fueled carnage, <i>Deathgasm</i> fully embraces its ridiculous premise and never lets up.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for horror, metal, and B-movie insanity always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that blend blood, laughs, and headbanging into one gloriously chaotic experience — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #deathgasm</p>yes00:38:21117Deathgasm Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Metal, Mayhem & Demonic Chaosfull<![CDATA[It Came from Beneath the Sea Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Tentacles, Panic & Atomic Age Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the classic creature-feature It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955) — where a giant radioactive octopus rises from the ocean and sets its sights on San Francisco.

We break down the stop-motion effects, Cold War paranoia, giant monster mayhem, and the charm of 1950s sci-fi filmmaking. From military investigations to tentacle attacks on the Golden Gate Bridge, this movie delivers the kind of atomic-age monster madness that helped define an entire genre.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for classic B-movie monsters always.

If you enjoy giant creatures, old-school special effects, and movies that solve every problem with military hardware and scientific guesses — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #itcamefrombeneaththesea

]]>8d5a9c2f-4fe1-4ef7-ab6f-6529e64712beThu, 28 May 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the classic creature-feature <b>It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955)</b> — where a giant radioactive octopus rises from the ocean and sets its sights on San Francisco.</p><p>We break down the stop-motion effects, Cold War paranoia, giant monster mayhem, and the charm of 1950s sci-fi filmmaking. From military investigations to tentacle attacks on the Golden Gate Bridge, this movie delivers the kind of atomic-age monster madness that helped define an entire genre.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for classic B-movie monsters always.</p><p>If you enjoy giant creatures, old-school special effects, and movies that solve every problem with military hardware and scientific guesses — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #itcamefrombeneaththesea</p>yes00:47:41116It Came from Beneath the Sea Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Tentacles, Panic & Atomic Age Chaosfull<![CDATA[Samurai Cop Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Wig Crimes & Terrible Dubbing]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the legendary bad-movie masterpiece Samurai Cop (1991) — a film packed with awkward action, bizarre dialogue, questionable editing, and one of the most distracting wigs in cinema history.

We break down the wild performances, clunky fight scenes, strange romantic moments, and all the reasons this movie became a cult favorite among “so bad it’s good” fans.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for beautifully broken movies always.

If you enjoy movies that feel like every scene was held together with confidence and duct tape — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #samuraicop

]]>2ab468bb-20a3-4302-98fe-e0759f6d10a3Fri, 22 May 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the legendary bad-movie masterpiece <b>Samurai Cop (1991)</b> — a film packed with awkward action, bizarre dialogue, questionable editing, and one of the most distracting wigs in cinema history.</p><p>We break down the wild performances, clunky fight scenes, strange romantic moments, and all the reasons this movie became a cult favorite among “so bad it’s good” fans.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for beautifully broken movies always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that feel like every scene was held together with confidence and duct tape — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #samuraicop</p>yes00:37:54115Samurai Cop Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Wig Crimes & Terrible Dubbingfull<![CDATA[Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Produce Panic & Pure Absurdity]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the wonderfully ridiculous cult classic Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (1978) — a movie that asks the important question: what if tomatoes… killed people?

We break down the absurd comedy, intentionally dumb humor, low-budget chaos, and how this bizarre parody somehow became one of the most recognizable B-movies ever made. From giant tomato attacks to complete nonsense disguised as government strategy, this movie fully commits to the bit.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous cinema always.

If you enjoy movies built entirely around a joke that should not work — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #attackofthekillertomatoes

]]>0ee614de-e63d-4e7d-b0db-a5a61ae80271Thu, 14 May 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the wonderfully ridiculous cult classic <b>Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (1978)</b> — a movie that asks the important question: what if tomatoes… killed people?</p><p>We break down the absurd comedy, intentionally dumb humor, low-budget chaos, and how this bizarre parody somehow became one of the most recognizable B-movies ever made. From giant tomato attacks to complete nonsense disguised as government strategy, this movie fully commits to the bit.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous cinema always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies built entirely around a joke that should not work — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #attackofthekillertomatoes</p>yes00:24:02114Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Produce Panic & Pure Absurdityfull<![CDATA[Birdemic Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: CGI Birds & Environmental Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we tackle one of the most infamous “so bad it’s good” movies ever made: Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010).

We break down the legendary CGI bird attacks, awkward dialogue, baffling editing choices, and the environmental message buried beneath layers of absolute cinematic chaos. From coat hanger combat to scenes that feel accidentally surreal, this movie somehow became a cult classic for all the wrong — and right — reasons.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for beautifully terrible movies always.

If you enjoy movies that make you laugh harder the more seriously they try to be taken — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #birdemic

]]>6f0cbc3c-99eb-451b-aab7-3ad2e673d15dThu, 07 May 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we tackle one of the most infamous “so bad it’s good” movies ever made: <b>Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)</b>.</p><p>We break down the legendary CGI bird attacks, awkward dialogue, baffling editing choices, and the environmental message buried beneath layers of absolute cinematic chaos. From coat hanger combat to scenes that feel accidentally surreal, this movie somehow became a cult classic for all the wrong — and right — reasons.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for beautifully terrible movies always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that make you laugh harder the more seriously they try to be taken — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #birdemic</p>yes00:41:46113Birdemic Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: CGI Birds & Environmental Chaosfull<![CDATA[Hell Comes to Frogtown Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Roddy Piper vs. Frog Mutants]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we enter the post-apocalyptic madness of Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988) — where Roddy Piper plays humanity’s last hope against a world overrun by mutant frog people.

We break down the bizarre premise, low-budget creature effects, wild dialogue, and the sheer commitment to its ridiculous concept. From desert wastelands to frog mutant showdowns, this movie delivers nonstop chaos with a surprisingly fun edge.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for unapologetic B-movie insanity always.

If you enjoy movies that sound made up but somehow actually exist — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #hellcomestofrogtown

]]>bda1b1d4-b251-4d4f-a233-c3fe18cb226eThu, 30 Apr 2026 21:32:40 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we enter the post-apocalyptic madness of <b>Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988)</b> — where Roddy Piper plays humanity’s last hope against a world overrun by mutant frog people.</p><p>We break down the bizarre premise, low-budget creature effects, wild dialogue, and the sheer commitment to its ridiculous concept. From desert wastelands to frog mutant showdowns, this movie delivers nonstop chaos with a surprisingly fun edge.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for unapologetic B-movie insanity always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that sound made up but somehow actually exist — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #hellcomestofrogtown</p>yes00:42:31112Hell Comes to Frogtown Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Roddy Piper vs. Frog Mutantsfull<![CDATA[Demon Wind Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Fog Demons & Cabin Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the bizarre horror trip that is Demon Wind (1990) — where a group heads to a remote cabin and gets caught up in a supernatural storm filled with demons, fog, and pure confusion.

We break down the strange pacing, wild practical effects, over-the-top transformations, and the moments that make this movie feel like a fever dream. From creepy atmosphere to full-blown chaos, this one goes off the rails in all the best (and weirdest) ways.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for obscure horror always.

If you enjoy movies that feel like they were made during a sleepless night and never fully explained — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #demonwind

]]>98bee452-d2dd-4e04-be96-a45ae5d7005eThu, 23 Apr 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the bizarre horror trip that is <b>Demon Wind (1990)</b> — where a group heads to a remote cabin and gets caught up in a supernatural storm filled with demons, fog, and pure confusion.</p><p>We break down the strange pacing, wild practical effects, over-the-top transformations, and the moments that make this movie feel like a fever dream. From creepy atmosphere to full-blown chaos, this one goes off the rails in all the best (and weirdest) ways.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for obscure horror always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that feel like they were made during a sleepless night and never fully explained — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #demonwind</p>yes00:31:13111Demon Wind Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Fog Demons & Cabin Chaosfull<![CDATA[Ice Spiders Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Giant Spiders & Snowy Nightmare Fuel]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we hit the slopes for the frosty madness of Ice Spiders (2007) — where a ski resort becomes ground zero for genetically enhanced spiders with a serious appetite.

We break down the wild creature design, low-budget effects, questionable science, and all the chaotic moments that make this movie such a fun watch. From snowy chase scenes to over-the-top spider attacks, this one fully embraces its ridiculous premise.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for creature-feature chaos always.

If you enjoy movies where nature fights back in the dumbest way possible — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #icespiders

]]>f93bf0a2-245a-4f38-8c02-120d20490562Thu, 16 Apr 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we hit the slopes for the frosty madness of <b>Ice Spiders (2007)</b> — where a ski resort becomes ground zero for genetically enhanced spiders with a serious appetite.</p><p>We break down the wild creature design, low-budget effects, questionable science, and all the chaotic moments that make this movie such a fun watch. From snowy chase scenes to over-the-top spider attacks, this one fully embraces its ridiculous premise.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for creature-feature chaos always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies where nature fights back in the dumbest way possible — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #icespiders</p>yes00:32:36110Ice Spiders Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Giant Spiders & Snowy Nightmare Fuelfull<![CDATA[Chopping Mall Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Killer Robots & Retail Mayhem]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we head to the mall after hours for the cult classic Chopping Mall (1986) — where high-tech security robots turn a simple lockdown into a full-blown massacre.

We break down the ridiculous premise, unforgettable kills, practical effects, and the perfect mix of 80s charm and chaos. From laser-blasting robots to over-the-top character decisions, this movie delivers everything you want from a B-movie and then some.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for cult horror always.

If you enjoy movies that turn everyday places into absolute death traps — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #choppingmall

]]>8a270dcb-575c-406e-95e5-9df21927ae7fFri, 10 Apr 2026 21:15:02 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we head to the mall after hours for the cult classic <b>Chopping Mall (1986)</b> — where high-tech security robots turn a simple lockdown into a full-blown massacre.</p><p>We break down the ridiculous premise, unforgettable kills, practical effects, and the perfect mix of 80s charm and chaos. From laser-blasting robots to over-the-top character decisions, this movie delivers everything you want from a B-movie and then some.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for cult horror always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that turn everyday places into absolute death traps — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #choppingmall</p>yes00:43:0719Chopping Mall Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Killer Robots & Retail Mayhemfull<![CDATA[Black Sheep (2006) Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Killer Sheep & Farmyard Carnage]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the woolly chaos of Black Sheep (2006) — where a genetic experiment goes horribly wrong and turns an entire flock into bloodthirsty killing machines.

We break down the wild practical effects, over-the-top gore, dark humor, and just how far this movie pushes its ridiculous premise. From mutant sheep attacks to full-on farmyard carnage, this is creature horror at its most absurd and entertaining.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous horror always.

If you enjoy movies that take a dumb idea and commit to it completely — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #blacksheep

]]>f1a55583-c112-41ce-8a23-2c41578a22caThu, 02 Apr 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the woolly chaos of <b>Black Sheep (2006)</b> — where a genetic experiment goes horribly wrong and turns an entire flock into bloodthirsty killing machines.</p><p>We break down the wild practical effects, over-the-top gore, dark humor, and just how far this movie pushes its ridiculous premise. From mutant sheep attacks to full-on farmyard carnage, this is creature horror at its most absurd and entertaining.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous horror always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that take a dumb idea and commit to it completely — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #blacksheep</p>yes00:36:5218Black Sheep (2006) Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Killer Sheep & Farmyard Carnagefull<![CDATA[No Escape Room Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Puzzle Box Terror & Time Loop Madness]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we step into the eerie world of No Escape Room (2018) — where a father and daughter enter an escape room that quickly turns into something far more sinister.

We break down the creepy atmosphere, the puzzle-driven tension, the strange time-bending elements, and whether this movie leans more into clever horror… or confusing chaos. From shifting rooms to unsettling reveals, this one keeps you guessing in all the weirdest ways.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for strange, low-budget horror always.

If you enjoy movies that start simple and spiral into something unexpectedly bizarre — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #noescaperoom

]]>07c7a4fc-66d8-4631-85f4-9bd7423e8e94Thu, 26 Mar 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we step into the eerie world of <b>No Escape Room (2018)</b> — where a father and daughter enter an escape room that quickly turns into something far more sinister.</p><p>We break down the creepy atmosphere, the puzzle-driven tension, the strange time-bending elements, and whether this movie leans more into clever horror… or confusing chaos. From shifting rooms to unsettling reveals, this one keeps you guessing in all the weirdest ways.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for strange, low-budget horror always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that start simple and spiral into something unexpectedly bizarre — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #noescaperoom</p>yes00:36:2617No Escape Room Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Puzzle Box Terror & Time Loop Madnessfull<![CDATA[Miami Connection Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Ninjas, Synth Rock & Friendship]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the cult classic chaos of Miami Connection (1987) — a movie where a synth-rock band takes on a gang of ninjas using the power of friendship… and questionable martial arts.

We break down the wild fight scenes, unforgettable music, bizarre dialogue, and the pure sincerity that somehow makes this movie so entertaining. From orphan backstories to shirtless training montages, this is B-movie energy at its absolute peak.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for so-bad-it’s-good cinema always.

If you enjoy movies that are completely ridiculous but impossible not to love — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #miamiconnection

]]>c41951bf-c76b-4d52-b112-c596c7cbf6f0Thu, 19 Mar 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the cult classic chaos of <b>Miami Connection (1987)</b> — a movie where a synth-rock band takes on a gang of ninjas using the power of friendship… and questionable martial arts.</p><p>We break down the wild fight scenes, unforgettable music, bizarre dialogue, and the pure sincerity that somehow makes this movie so entertaining. From orphan backstories to shirtless training montages, this is B-movie energy at its absolute peak.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for so-bad-it’s-good cinema always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that are completely ridiculous but impossible not to love — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #miamiconnection</p>yes00:35:2516Miami Connection Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Ninjas, Synth Rock & Friendshipfull<![CDATA[Cool As Ice Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Vanilla Ice & Motorcycle Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the early 90s time capsule Cool As Ice (1991) — starring Vanilla Ice as a motorcycle-riding rapper who rolls into a small town and immediately starts shaking things up.

We talk about the bizarre dialogue, the neon-soaked cinematography, the music video-style directing, and how this movie somehow feels like a feature-length MTV fever dream. From awkward romance to unforgettable one-liners, this film delivers a truly unique kind of cinematic chaos.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous movies always.

If you enjoy movies that are equal parts confusing, stylish, and unintentionally hilarious — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #coolasice

]]>88229622-5edc-40cf-9e09-f5bc82e74ce3Thu, 12 Mar 2026 21:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the early 90s time capsule <b>Cool As Ice (1991)</b> — starring Vanilla Ice as a motorcycle-riding rapper who rolls into a small town and immediately starts shaking things up.</p><p>We talk about the bizarre dialogue, the neon-soaked cinematography, the music video-style directing, and how this movie somehow feels like a feature-length MTV fever dream. From awkward romance to unforgettable one-liners, this film delivers a truly unique kind of cinematic chaos.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous movies always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that are equal parts confusing, stylish, and unintentionally hilarious — welcome home.<br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #coolasice</p>yes00:40:1115Cool As Ice Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Vanilla Ice & Motorcycle Chaosfull<![CDATA[VelociPastor Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Faith, Fists & Dinosaur Justice]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the gloriously ridiculous cult hit VelociPastor — a movie where a grieving priest travels to China, gains the power to transform into a dinosaur, and decides the best use of that power is fighting crime and ninjas.

We talk about the intentional low-budget chaos, the absurd dialogue, the surprisingly self-aware humor, and how a movie this ridiculous manages to be so entertaining. From dinosaur justice to ninja battles and one of the most infamous “car explosion” moments ever filmed, nothing is off limits.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for B-movie insanity always.

If you enjoy movies that know exactly how ridiculous they are and lean all the way into it — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #velocipastor

]]>50977d98-f5a5-4418-8b9f-832451f9ebe2Thu, 05 Mar 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the gloriously ridiculous cult hit <b>VelociPastor</b> — a movie where a grieving priest travels to China, gains the power to transform into a dinosaur, and decides the best use of that power is fighting crime and ninjas.</p><p>We talk about the intentional low-budget chaos, the absurd dialogue, the surprisingly self-aware humor, and how a movie this ridiculous manages to be so entertaining. From dinosaur justice to ninja battles and one of the most infamous “car explosion” moments ever filmed, nothing is off limits.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for B-movie insanity always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that know exactly how ridiculous they are and lean all the way into it — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #velocipastor</p>yes00:32:5814VelociPastor Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Faith, Fists & Dinosaur Justicefull<![CDATA[Kung Fury Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Neon Fists & Time Travel Madness]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive into the synth-soaked insanity of Kung Fury (2015) — a short film that somehow crams Nazis, dinosaurs, arcade machines, Vikings, time travel, and David Hasselhoff into one neon-drenched fever dream.

We break down the over-the-top action, intentionally ridiculous VFX, 80s nostalgia overload, and whether this cult hit is genius parody… or just beautifully controlled chaos. From kung fu cops to Hitler (aka Kung Führer), nothing is off the table.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for absurd cinema always.

If you enjoy movies that feel like someone turned an energy drink into a screenplay — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #kungfury

]]>af36c0f5-1f9b-453b-b627-80832c65ed37Thu, 26 Feb 2026 22:15:00 GMT<p>This week on <b>B Is for Bad</b>, we dive into the synth-soaked insanity of <b>Kung Fury (2015)</b> — a short film that somehow crams Nazis, dinosaurs, arcade machines, Vikings, time travel, and David Hasselhoff into one neon-drenched fever dream.</p><p>We break down the over-the-top action, intentionally ridiculous VFX, 80s nostalgia overload, and whether this cult hit is genius parody… or just beautifully controlled chaos. From kung fu cops to Hitler (aka Kung Führer), nothing is off the table.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for absurd cinema always.</p><p>If you enjoy movies that feel like someone turned an energy drink into a screenplay — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #kungfury</p>yes00:20:3813Kung Fury Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Neon Fists & Time Travel Madnessfull<![CDATA[The Toxic Avenger Review (1984) | B is for Bad Podcast: Mop Justice & Mutant Mayhem]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we head to Tromaville for mutant justice, radioactive slime, and unapologetic 80s chaos in The Toxic Avenger (1984).

We break down the outrageous kills, low-budget gore, Troma madness, and whether this cult classic earns its reputation as a B-movie legend.

Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous cinema always.

If it’s messy, violent, and proudly unhinged — it belongs here.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #toxicavenger

]]>7550ef04-ec58-4c0b-a79c-ec2ba6c8d303Thu, 19 Feb 2026 22:00:00 GMT<p>This week on <i>B Is for Bad</i>, we head to Tromaville for mutant justice, radioactive slime, and unapologetic 80s chaos in <b>The Toxic Avenger (1984)</b>.</p><p>We break down the outrageous kills, low-budget gore, Troma madness, and whether this cult classic earns its reputation as a B-movie legend.</p><p>Spoilers included. Language explicit. Love for ridiculous cinema always.</p><p>If it’s messy, violent, and proudly unhinged — it belongs here. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #toxicavenger</p>yes00:36:2012The Toxic Avenger Review (1984) | B is for Bad Podcast: Mop Justice & Mutant Mayhemfull<![CDATA[Tammy and the T-Rex Review | B is for Bad Podcast: Brain in a Bowl Chaos]]>This week on B Is for Bad, we dive headfirst into one of the most unhinged cinematic experiences ever created: Tammy and the T-Rex.

What starts as high school drama somehow turns into lion maulings, mad science, animatronic dinosaurs, severed heads, and yes — a literal brain in a bowl. We break down the insane plot choices, the surprisingly fun gore, the baffling tonal shifts, and the moments that made us ask, “Who approved this?”

We talk kills, practical effects, the wild dialogue, Paul Walker’s early career chaos, and whether this movie knew exactly what it was doing… or just stumbled into greatness.

Spoilers? Absolutely.
Explicit language? Obviously.
Respect for B-movie insanity? Always.

If you love movies that are messy, ridiculous, low-budget, and somehow unforgettable — welcome home.

#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #tammyandthetrex

]]>3c4e4c77-88cb-46a6-8778-b74a4dda0ee8Wed, 11 Feb 2026 22:30:23 GMT<p>This week on <i>B Is for Bad</i>, we dive headfirst into one of the most unhinged cinematic experiences ever created: <b>Tammy and the T-Rex</b>.</p><p>What starts as high school drama somehow turns into lion maulings, mad science, animatronic dinosaurs, severed heads, and yes — a literal brain in a bowl. We break down the insane plot choices, the surprisingly fun gore, the baffling tonal shifts, and the moments that made us ask, “Who approved this?”</p><p>We talk kills, practical effects, the wild dialogue, Paul Walker’s early career chaos, and whether this movie knew exactly what it was doing… or just stumbled into greatness.</p><p>Spoilers? Absolutely.<br />Explicit language? Obviously.<br />Respect for B-movie insanity? Always.</p><p>If you love movies that are messy, ridiculous, low-budget, and somehow unforgettable — welcome home. <br /><br />#bisforbad #bmovies #moviereviews #tammyandthetrex</p>yes00:24:5911Tammy and the T-Rex Review | B is for Bad Podcast: Brain in a Bowl Chaosfull