Bad Movie Date Night: Recent Episodes
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A group of teenagers must fight for their lives in a mall guarded by malfunctioning killbots!
For this 100th episode of Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel and Kaitlyn decided they needed a chance to redeem their favorite of all the "bad" movies, Chopping Mall, the classic film about malfunctioning robots blowing up heads and chasing down teens in a mall after it closes. This episode is chock full of soapboxes as Nigel discusses how far the podcast has come, the fine line between horror and horror-comedy, the lack of respect the horror genre receives, and why so many other shows look down on films.
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Chopping Mall
Directed by: Jim Wynorski
Written by: Jim Wynorski, Steve Mitchell
Starring: Kelli Maroney, Tony O'Dell, Russell Todd, Karrie Emerson, Barbara Crampton, Nick Segel, John Terlesky, Suzee Slater
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After returning from the grave, a zombie attacks a group of teens trying to enjoy an autumn hayride.
What better way to capitalize on one of the most iconic roles ever than to play it again! S. William Hinzman, who played the first zombie in George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, has stepped into the director chair to direct a film featuring himself playing his iconic role from Night of the Living Dead. Tune in this week to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the similarities between FleshEater and Night of the Living Dead, as well as where the zombie mythos came from (and where it's going), and the countless sequels to Night of the Living Dead.
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FleshEater: Revenge of the Living Dead
Directed by: S. William Hinzman
Written by: S. William Hinzman, Bill Randolph
Starring: S. William Hinzman
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Closing song: "I walked with a Zombie" written by Roky Erickson, covered by Paper Compass
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After stumbling across a mysterious black disc, an alien private investigator, Lemro, must discover why everyone wants it and what it does.
A film so bizarre it has to be seen to be believed. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss showing vs. telling, the economics of giving away drugs, and alien FBI agents.
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Alien Private Eye
Directed by: Vik Rubenfeld
Written by: Vik Rubenfeld
Starring: Nicholas Hill, Cliff Adudell, John Alexander, Robert Axelrod, Brenda Winston
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After experiencing dreams of dying on Alcatraz, Alex and his friends decide to investigate to figure out why he's suddenly having these mysterious dreams, and what secrets is the old prison hiding and what connection do his dreams have with the recent death of a popstar on the island?
With a soundtrack written and performed by Devo, Slaughterhouse Rock is a wild, pseudo-ripoff of A Nightmare on Elm Street with a pop-music twist that needs to be seen to believed. On this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss first dates, boy's dorm rooms, and dream logic. You won't want to miss this one!
Slaughterhouse Rock
Directed by: Dimitri Logothetis
Written by: Dimitri Logothetis, Sandra Willard, Nora Goodman
Starring: Toni Basil, Nicholas Celozzi, Tom Reilly
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After a rock band is murdered, they are brought back to life with an ancient spell to save a small town from zombie Nazis through the power of rock!
Originally intended as a 20-minute feature within the film American Drive-in, Hard Rock Zombies is a wild example of what low budgets, rock music, and infinite imagination can do for a film. Tune in this week to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the film's stance on books, small-town life, and the worst evil of all!
Hard Rock Zombies
Directed by: Krishna Shah
Written by: Krishna Shah, David Allen Ball
Starring: E.J. Curse, Geno Andrews, Sam Mann, Phil Fondacaro
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A group of friends must fight for their lives on an island of Zombies after missing their boat to a rave.
House of the Dead is one of many video game film adaptations by Uwe Boll. Is it any better than his other classics such as Alone in the Dark (2005) or Bloodrayne (2005)? You'll have to tune in to find out!
House of the Dead
Directed by: Uwe Boll
Written by: Mark A. Altman, Dan Bates, Dave Parker
Starring: Jonathan Cherry, Tyron Leitso, Clint Howard, Ona Grauer
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In a future 2017, in the midst of the 2nd American Civil War, nightclub owner Barbara Kopetski (AKA Barb Wire) is forced to decide between maintaining her neutrality or supporting a cause she left behind long ago.
Based on a Dark Horse comic of the same name, Barb Wire is one of those late 90s action films that cranks it up to 11 and doesn't back down. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss their apocalypse nicknames, the effectiveness of show don't tell, and their enthusiastic love of this film.
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Barb Wire
Directed by: David Hogan
Written by: Chris Warner, Ilene Chaiken, Chuck Pfarrer
Starring: Pamela Anderson, Udo Kier, Clint Howard, Temuera Morison,
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We've finally reached the end of our four-part Leprechaun series, and after this episode, we're happy to say goodbye. Tune in this week to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn admit defeat as they try and figure out Space-Marine contracts, Space-Spiders, Space-Boobs, and Space-Politics.
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Leprechaun 4
Directed by: Brian Trenchard-Smith
Written by: Dennis A. Pratt
Starring: Warwick Davis, Brent Jasmer, Jessica Collins, Guy Siner, Gary Grosman, Rebecca Carlton, Tim Colceri, Miguel A Núñez Jr.
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about Leprechaun 3, the first direct-to-video installment in the Leprechaun series. It's also arguably the best in the series, but that's up to you to decide. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about the effect that video stores had on 80's and 90's horror series, as well as debate which Leprechaun movie is really the best.
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Leprechaun 3
Directed by: Brian Trenchard-Smith
Written by: Dave DuBos
Starring: Warwick Davis, John Gatins, Lee Armstrong
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This podcast has had some weird episodes before, but none that contain Leprechaun-math!
This week, Nigel and Kaityln discuss Leprechaun 2, the follow-up to the 1993 classic, Leprechaun. In this episode, they try to figure out the mating process and lifecycle of a Leprechaun, the commonality of wrought iron, and the unmade treatment of Leprechaun 3.
Like always, this isn't an episode you're going to want to miss!
Leprechaun 2
Directed by: Rodman Flender
Written by: Turi Meyer, Alfredo Septién
Starring: Warwick Davis, Charlie Heath, Shevonne Durkin, Sandy Baron
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We're kicking off the month of March with a St. Patrick's Day Horror classic, Leprechaun. Perhaps it is the only St. Patrick's Day Horror movie(A quick Google search shows that is not true). This week Nigel and Kaitlyn delve into the lore of the Leprechaun and decide whether this movie did a good job giving proper representation to our short Irish friends. They also discuss the start of Jennifer Aniston's career since Friends aired the year after this movie was released.
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Leprechaun
Directed by: Mark Jones
Written by: Mark Jones
Starring: Warwick Davis, Jennifer Aniston, Ken Olandt
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Ooof. This movie was tough to watch.
Tune in to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn struggle to find coherency in Mike Myer's comedy style, and also discuss how comedy works and why comedy seems to be so much more subjective than any other genre.
The Love Guru
Directed by: Marco Schnabel
Written by: Mike Myers, Graham Gordy
Starring: Mike Myers, Jessica Alba, Romany Malco, Justin Timberlake, Verne Troyer, Meagan Good
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This week, on a very special episode of Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about the recent addition/rewrite to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. In it, Nigel and Kaitlyn get deep into nostalgia and remakes and discuss whether its better to play it safe or introduce new ideas to a franchise. They also discuss how blatantly this film rips off another recent horror series addition. You won't want to miss it!
This might be the first time a brand new movie has been covered on this podcast (I didn't go back and check TBH), and the fastest turnaround for recording, so bare with us if there are any issues with the audio!
Thanks for listening!
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Directed by: David Blue Garcia
Written by: Chris Tomas Devlin, Fede Alvarez, Rodo Sayagues
Starring: Sarah Yarkin, Elsie Fisher, Mark Burnham
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Happy Valentines Day, Everyone! This week Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about Valentine's Day, Garry Marshall's first attempt to cram as many celebrities in a movie as possible with crisscrossing stories. In this case, the whole story is focused on Valentine's Day, the most magical day of the year if you're in love. In this episode, Kaitlyn plays six degrees of separation with the stories. Is she successful? You'll have to tune in to find out.
Valentine's Date (2010)
Directed by: Garry Marshall
Written by: Katherine Fugate, Abby Kohn, Marc Silverstein
Starring: Julia Robers, Jamie Foxx, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates, Jessica Biel, Bradley Cooper, Eric Dane, Patrick Dempsey, Hector Elizondo, Jennifer Garner, Topher Grace, Carter Jenkins, Ashton Kutcher, Queen Latifah, Taylor Lautner, George Lopez, Shirley Maclaine, Taylor Swift
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This episode gets a little weird. For a sequel of a film that was surprisingly enjoyable, it really does jump the shark. This episode takes a bit to get moving since there isn't a lot to talk about. At one point Nigel starts talking about the 1985 Alien ripoff, Creature. Yeah, it gets weird. But, if you're a completionist (like us) you won't want to miss this episode.
Return to House on Haunted Hill
Directed by: Victor Garcia
Written by: William Massa
Starring: Amanda Righetti, Cerina Vincent, Erik Palladino, Tom Riley, Andrew Lee Potts, Jeffrey Combs
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Compared to the original 1953 House of Wax, this remake is an entirely different movie. In fact, some might say it's a remake of an entirely different movie from the 1980s. You'll have to tune in to find out what movie it is. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn dive into this remake and evaluate the location of the film, the necessity of Paris Hilton's pregnancy sub-sub-sub plot, the dualism of twins, and the logistics of building a town out of wax. Just like every week, you won't want to miss this episode!
House of Wax (2005)
Directed by: Jaume Collet-Serra
Written by: Charles Belden, Chad Hayes, Carey W Hayes
Starring: Elisha Cuthbert, Chad Michael Murray, Paris Hilton, Brian Van Holt, Jared Padalecki, Jon Abrahams, Robert Ri'chard
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In preparation for the next Dark Castle Entertainment film, Nigel and Kaitlyn are discussing the 1953 House of Wax. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about the real-life fear Vincent Price faced, a 3D film directed by a man with one eye, and the merits of old timey courtship. This might be the best movie talked about on the podcast. You won't want to miss this!
House of Wax
Directed by: André De Toth
Written by: Crane Wilbur, Charles Belden
Starring: Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk, Carolyn Jones
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn compare and contrast the original William Castle 13 Ghosts with the 2001 remake Thir13en Ghosts. Is the remake any good? Does it do anything better? Or, is this another situation in which the original is superior in every way? You'll have to tune in to find out!
Thir13en Ghosts
Directed by: Steve Beck
Written by: Robb White, Neal Marshall Stevens, Richard D'Ovidio
Starring: Tony Shalhoub, Shannon Elizabeth, Embeth Davidtz, Matthew Lillard, F. Murray Abraham
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For our first real episode of the year, we're kicking off a William Castle/Dark Castle series with 13 Ghosts. In this episode, Nigel shares about William Castle's PR Genius with his gimmicks like "Emerg-o" and "Illusion-O!" Then Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the merits of a 1960's horror film in the same vein as gothic horror. You won't want to miss this!
13 Ghosts
Directed by: William Castle
Written by: Robb White
Starring: Charles Herbert, Jo Morrow, Martin Milner, Rosemary DeCamp, Donald Woods, Margaret Hamilton
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn wanted to switch things up so they opted for a New Year's Eve rom-com movie instead of something in the horror department. Is there a more perfect movie than 2011's New Year's Eve, a film that brings together more actors than there are in Hollywood to tell a story about hope and relationships on the most magical night of the year.
This episode takes a weird turn at the end when Kaitlyn brings up the topic of artistic integrity and Hollywood cash grabs. It's the perfect set up for 2022, and you won't want to miss it!
New Year's Eve (2011)
Directed by: Gary Marshall
Written by: Katherine Fugate
Starring: Everyone.
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We're wrapping up the year with one more Christmas movie, and what better way to do it than with a Christmas movie about Christmas movies? It makes sense until you see it. Tune in to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss fake snow, Christmas wishes, and the existence of Holliday Falls. You won't want to miss this!
A Christmas Movie Christmas
Directed by: Brian Herzlinger
Written by: Brant Daugherty, Kimberly Daugherty
Starring: Brant Daugherty, Lana McKissack, Kimberly Daugherty, Ryan Merriman
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Holly's Holiday tells the story of a girl so obsessed with perfection that the only solution is for her to date a mannequin. How does that turn out for her? You'll have to watch the movie to find out. Did Nigel and Kaitlyn finally find a cheesy Christmas movie they like? You'll have to tune in to find the answer to that question.
Holly's Holiday
Directed by: Jim Fall
Written by: Justine Coogan Gunn, Andrea Janakas
Starring: Claire Coffee, Ryan McPartlin, Gabrielle Dennis, Jeff Ward
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This week sees Nigel and Kaitlyn struggling to talk positively about a Christmas movie. Tune in this week to hear them discuss the inconsistencies in time, how quickly you can fall in love, and Maureen McCormick's Marsha Brady problem.
Naughty & Nice
Directed by: Sam Irvin
Written by: John Wierick
Starring: Haylie Duff, Tilky Jones, Maureen McCormick, Eric Petersen
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A series three years in the making (for this podcast), we're almost sad to come to the end of the Netflix Christmas Prince trilogy. Tune in this week to hear Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the nonsense that occurs in this wonderful Christmas classic.
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
Directed by: John Shultz
Written by: Karen Scholar, Nate Atkins
Starring: Rose McIver, Ben Lamb, Alice Krige
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In this episode, Nigel incorrectly states that this movie is the first "Christmas Slasher" covered on the podcast. That honor goes to Jack Frost. That mistake aside, this was still an incredibly enjoyable movie. Tune in to listen to Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about this psychologically fascinating film about the childhood trauma of seeing your family killed by Santa Claus.
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Directed by: Charles E. Sellier Jr.
Written by: Paul Caimi, Michael Hickey
Starring: Lilyan Chauvin, Toni Nero, Robert Brian Wilson, Britt Leach, Linnea Quigley
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It's rumored that The Visitor is John Huston's favorite movie he was ever involved with. What film has a better endorsement than that?
Are you ready for a film with Space Jesus, good vs. evil aliens, an evil child, shady cabals, gymnastics, gun "misfires," paralysis, and a bird named "Squeaky?" Do you love Italian cinema? Then this movie is for you.
In one of the rare occasions where Nigel and Kaitlyn disagree on a movie, this isn't an episode you will want to miss.
The Visitor
Directed by: Giulio Paradisi (Michael Paradise)
Written by: Luciano Comici, Robert Mundi, Giulio Paradisi, Ovidio G. Assonitis
Starring: Mel Ferrer, Glenn Ford, Lance Henrikson, John Huston, Joanne Nail, Sam Peckinpah, Shelley Winters, Paige Connors, Franco Nero
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Before you hit play, just a warning that this episode takes a couple of weird turns. Nigel and Kaitlyn were fighting off the last vestiges of a cold while recording this one, and as a result, they start talking about doomsday prepping and surviving a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
You might not want to miss this episode, but don't say we didn't warn you.
Six-String Samurai
Directed by: Lance Mungia
Written by: Jeffrey Falcon, Lance Mungia
Starring: Jeffrey Falcon, Justin McGuire
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A sequel to Alien from LA? It sounds more exciting than it really is. Follow Nigel and Kaitlyn as they try to figure out this hodgepodge film and take you on a journey into the filmmaking process. Along the way, they pitch the fourth Hangover film. You won't want to miss this!
Journey to the Center of the Earth (1988)
Directed by: Rusty Lemorande and Albert Pyun
Written by: Judith Berg, Sandra Berg, Albert Pyun
Starring: Nicola Cowper, Ilan Mitchell-Smith, Paul Carafotes
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What does the lost city of Atlantis have to do with the center of the earth? Why is Kathy Ireland's voice so sqeauky? Why does everyone have a plaid suit at the center of the earth?
These are just a few of the many questions you might hear answered on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Alien from L.A.
Directed by: Albert Pyun
Written by: Judith Berg, Sandra Berg, Albert Pyun
Starring: Kathy Ireland, William R. Moses, Richard Haines, Thom Mathews, Kinda Kerridge
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about Dolly Dearest, the Child's Play ripoff that a few people on the internet didn't like. Did Nigel and Kaitlyn like it? You're going to have to listen to find out. Tune in to find out what makes Dolly so scary, what's Rip Torn doing in Mexico, and most importantly, how far would you go to achieve your spouse's dreams?
Dolly Dearest
Directed by: Maria Lease
Written by: Maria Lease
Starring: Denise Crosby, Sam Bottoms, Rip Torn, Chris Demetral, Candace Hutson, and Lupe Ontiveros
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn take another look at Killer Dolls with the 2004 film, Seed of Chucky. Is this the lowest point for the franchise? You'll have to listen to find out. Why is Chucky suddenly from Japan? Why does Glen/Glenda pee his/her pants when he/she has no genitals? These questions might not be answered, but they're worth pondering this week on Bad Movie Date Night.
Seed of Chucky
Directed by: Don Mancini
Written by: Don Mancini
Starring: Jennifer Tilly, Brad Dourif, John Waters, Redman, Billy Boyd,
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Fresh off of the "horror-comedy" mini-series, Nigel and Kaitlyn decide to take a closer look at Bride of Chucky, the 1998 attempt to reinvigorate the "Child's Play" franchise by adding a bit of matrimonial bliss to Chucky's life. Is it effective? You'll have to listen to find out!
Bride of Chucky (1998)
Directed by: Ronny Yu
Written by: Don Mancini
Starring: Jennifer Tilly, Brad Dourif, Katherine Heigl, John Ritter
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This episode brings us to the end of the Horror Comedy Mini-Series, and it can hardly be considered a "horror-comedy."
You won't want to miss this episode! In it, Nigel and Kaitlyn deliver what might be considered a "manifesto" for the Bad Movie Date Night podcast. They also discuss whether Frightmare can be considered a satire, or what exactly it was trying to say. Who is it pointing a finger at? Horror fans? Or, horror stars?
Frightmare
Directed by: Norman Thaddeus Vane
Written by: Norman Thaddeus Vane
Starring: Ferdy Mayne, Luca Bercovici, Nita Talbot, Jennifer Starrett, Jeffrey Combs
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For those expecting the "Horror Comedy Special," clearly this isn't it. Due to technical difficulties, it did not come to fruition. However, that just means Nigel and Kaitlyn get to talk about one more movie during this mini-series. This week, listen as Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the success of this film as a comedy. Keep your eye out for next week's episode that wraps up the mini-series!
House II: The Second Story
Directed by: Ethan Wiley
Written by: Fred Dekker, Ethan Wiley
Starring: Arye Gross, Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano
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This week on Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about the first of many films chosen by you, the listeners, Ghoulies. Considered by many to be one of the many ripoffs of Gremlins, this film has all of your favorite 80's tropes including monster puppets, violent deaths, and rituals. Should this film be considered a horror comedy? You'll have to listen to find out!
Ghoulies
Directed by: Luca Bercovici
Written by: Luca Bercovici, Jefery Levy
Starring: Peter Liapis, Lisa Pelikan, Michael Des Barres, Jack Nance
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If you're reading this: 1. Nigel and Kaitlyn were sick this week.
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Welcome to week one of our "Horror Comedy Miniseries. This episode focused on the 1982 film Pandemonium, a horror-comedy that doesn't get the credit it deserves, and Nigel and Kaitlyn want to share it with you. So settle it, get cozy, and enjoy another episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Pandemonium
Directed by: Alfred Sole
Written by: Jaime Barton Klein, Richard Whtiley
Starring: Tom Smothers, Carol Kane, Candice Azzara, Phil Hartman, David L Lander, Eileen Brennan, Judge Reinhold, Debralee Scott, Teri Landrum, Miles Chapin, Marc McClure, Paul Reubens, Eve Arden, Edie McClurg, Donald O'Connor, Bradley Lieberman, and many many many more.
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Not really the romantic comedy that was promised, this week Nigel and Kaitlyn examine the uber depressing 2000 film, Bounce, about the guilt associated with the death of a spouse, and a man who shares a name with a dog. This is an episode you won't want to miss as Kaitlyn tries to discuss the plot with emojis, Nigel proposes his theory that Johnny Galecki's character is a figment of Affleck's imagination, and they debate which scenario is worse Bounce or Sleepless in Seattle.
Bounce (2000)
Directed by: Don Roos
Written by: Don Roos
Starring: Ben Affleck, Gwyneth Paltrow
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On this last week of the David DeCoteau miniseries, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss 1989's Murder Weapon. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss whether the main character is a reliable narrator, Michelle Bauer's "special" role, and ask the question, "How much do you have to hate someone to let them go to jail?" All of this and more on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Deadly Embrace (1989)
Directed by: David DeCoteau
Written by: Richard Gabai, Tony Malanowski
Starring: Jan-Michael Vincent, Jack Carter, Mindi Miller, Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Ruth Collins, Ken Abraham
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Week 2 of the David DeCoteau miniseries and Nigel and Kaitlyn are talking about Murder Weapon the incredibly dream-like film about two girls murdering their exes because...reasons? Listen to them gush over an interesting kill while trying to figure out the plot of this David DeCoteau essential.
Murder Weapon (1988)
Directed by: David DeCoteau
Written by: Ross A Perron
Starring: Lyle Waggoner, Linnea Quigley, Karren Russell
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Welcome to week one of the David DeCoteau mini-series!
Even though Sorority Babes and the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama was covered a few weeks ago, Nigel and Kaitlyn wanted to dive deeper into his filmography with a selection of films restored by Vinegar Syndrome. This week's episode focuses on Nightmare Sisters, the film DeCoteau made after Sorority Babes on a dare using leftover film. It's a wild, sexy, nonsensical ride, and you won't want to miss this deep analysis!
Nightmare Sisters (1988)
Directed by: David DeCoteau
Written by: Kenneth J. Hall
Starring: Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer
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It's been a while since a rom-com was featured on this podcast, and what better movie to do that than with Couples Retreat featuring a plethora of famous faces (seriously, read them below, I am not about to type the names out again). Find out why Nigel is lukewarm toward this movie and why Kaitlyn thoroughly enjoyed it.
Couples Retreat
Directed by: Peter Billingsly
Written by: Jon Favreau, Vince Vaughn, Dana Fox
Starring: Vince Vaughn, Malin Akerman, Jon Favreau, Jason Bateman, Faizon Love, Kristen Bell, Kristin Love, Kali Hawk, Tasha Smith, Peter Serafinowicz, Jean Reno
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An introduction to our brand new film ranking system.
The "Definitive Bad Movie Date Night Ranking List" has served us well for the first 50 or so episodes of the show, but the time has come to switch things up, and evaluate what sort of ranking system is going to serve the show better in the future. Or for now. Whichever comes sooner.
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It may not seem like it, but this is an incredibly important episode. Not only is it the first episode recorded with new equipment (ignore the dogs - still working out some bugs), but it's also the first with a return to social media, and it's the first episode with a brand new segment titled "Kaitlyn's Dating Corner!" In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn try to double down and tread this week's movie, Tammy and the T-Rex, like a legitimate film that deserves some extra love, and not just the "so bad its good" kind.
So what are you waiting for? Check it out!
Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)
Directed by: Stewart Raffill
Written by: Stewart Raffill, Gary Brockette
Starring: Denise Richards, Theo Forsett, Paul Walker, Ellen Dubin, Terry Kiser, George Pilgrim, Sean Whalen, John Franklin
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This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn take a look at the 1990 film, Frankenhooker, a modern adaptation of the classic Frankenstein story starring a plethora of adult models and SAG member prostitutes.
Check out the film so ridiculous it garnered a cult following just because of the VHS box and an endorsement from Bill Murray himself!
Frankenhooker (1990)
Directed by: Frank Henenlotter
Written by: Robert Martin, Frank Henenlotter
Starring: James Lorinz, Patty Mullen, Louise Lasser, Shirley Stoler
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There once was a time in Hollywood in which movies could be made based on a poster. Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama is one such film. Starring three of the lesser-known scream queens of the '80s, Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama is a fascinating descent into peak low-budget '80s horror madness.
This episode features what is likely to be the start of an ongoing discussion about the relationship between horror and comedy, and you won't want to miss it.
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama
Directed by: David DeCoteau
Written by: Sergei Hasenecz
Starring: Andras Jones, Linnea Quigley, Robin Stille, Hal Havins, John Stuart Wildman, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer,
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Join Nigel and Kaitlyn as they continue to slowly roll out a backlog of recorded episodes. In this week's episode, they talk about Killer Workout and apparently unknown 80's gem that is 50% kills and 50% aerobics and 0% plot. They also discuss the insanity of murdering people after personal trauma. You won't want to miss this one!
Killer Workout
Directed by: David A. Prior
Written by: David A. Prior
Starring: Marcia Karr, David Campbell, Fritz Matthews, and Ted Prior
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The first feature-length film appearance of George Clooney? Sign us up!
Join Nigel and Kaitlyn as they talk about the "horror-comedy" Return to Horror High. Listen to them discuss Marsha Brady's weird relationship to her police chief and a chili dog, how to put together a body part, and the many many many layers this film contains. Do they give the film a sufficient defense? Only you can decide on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Return to Horror High
Directed by: Bill Froehlich
Starring: Lori Lethin, Brandon Hughes, Alex Rocco, Maureen McCormick, and George Clooney
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Here it is, after months of waiting, the brand new and improved Bad Movie Date Night! With everything that has been going on, its amazing these upcoming episodes came out at all.
This first of many new and improved episodes Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the 1986 film, Spookies, a pseudo evil dead knockoff that originally started life as "Twisted Souls." A trouble production ultimately lead to a compromised film with two entirely different plots that may or may not be related to each other. If you've ever wonder why doors won't open in your favorite haunted house film, or want to see fart monsters, then this film is for you!
Join us for a new take on bad movies with this episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Spookies
Directed by: Genie Joseph, Thomas Doran, Brendan Faulkner
Starring: Felix Ward, Maria Pechukas, Alec Nemser, Peter Dain, Nick Gionta, Lisa Friede, Joan Ellen Delaney, Peter Iasillo Jr., Kim Merrill, Charlotte Alexander, Anthony Valbiro
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Another Episode a couple weeks late, but this one is worth it. After a serial killer is...well, you'll just have to listen to find out, but it involves chemicals, and snow. The highlight of this episode involves Nigel and Kaitlyn discussing whether one character had intentions of murdering another character.
Like we said, you'll have to listen to find out just what they're talking about.
Jack Frost (1997)
Directed by: Michael Cooney
Starring: Scott MacDonald, Christopher Allport, Stephen Mendel
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Merry Christmas! Join Nigel and Kaitlyn as they talk about this wild take on the holiday season romance. This film features plenty of holiday romance cliches, but this film comes with a twist. What is it? You'll have to tune in to find out!
The Spirit of Christmas
Directed by: David Jackson
Starring: Thomas Beaudoin, Kati Salowsky, Steven A. Miller, Jen Lilley
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Continuing their December Christmas theme, Nigel and Kaitlyn tackle Santa Clause Conquers the Martians, a film notable for pitting Santa against Martians and the first on-screen appearance of Mrs. Clause in the midst of the space race. Tune in this week as Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss elf names, whether Santa, Billy, and Betty survived, and the magic of Martian elders!
Santa Clause Conquers the Martians
Directed by: Nicholas Webster
Starring: John Call, Leonard Hicks, Vincent Beck, Bill Mc Cutcheon
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Nigel and Kaitlyn start off the Christmas season with their 50th episode! They also have serious beef with A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding. Why didn't Amber have guidance over the last year of her life? Why is no one concerned with disappearing money? Why does Amber only have 15 minutes of screen time with the Prince? Why is Prince Richard such a moron? All this and more on this weeks episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding
Directed by: John Schultz
Starring: Rose McIver, Ben Lamb, Alice Krige, Honor Kneafsey, Theo Devaney, Simon Dutton, Raj Bajaj
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Happy Thanksgiving! Hopefully, you didn't miss the podcast too much last week. This week's episode focuses on Thankskilling 3, the sequel to Thankskilling. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn try to maneuver their way through the plot filled with space worms, puppets, turkey heaven, and turkey hell.
Enjoy all of this and more on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night!
Thankskilling 3
Directed by: Jordan Downey
Starring: Daniel Usaj, Joe Hartzler, Preston Altree, Benjamin Siemon, Bridge Stuart, Wanda Lust, Jordan Downey, Kevin Stewart
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This episode is probably more deserving of the 50th episode of this show, but Nigel and Kaitlyn couldn't wait to dive into this film that's consistently featured in multiple top 10 lists for the best movies that are so bad they're good. Featuring a variety of influences, political messages, and several signs for imaginepeace.com, Birdemic: Shock and Terror is a must-see film for every fan of bad movies.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror
Directed by: James Nguyen
Starring: Alan Bagh, Whitney Moore, Tippi Hedren,
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Originally intended as a follow up to the Herschell Gordon Lewis film, Blood Feast, Jackie Kong's Blood Diner found itself transformed into a near remake of the famous Godfather of Gore's film. Listen to Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss vegetarians, topless aerobics, Ronald and Nancy Reagan, and everything else in this completely crazy film!
Blood Diner
Directed by: Jackie Kong
Starring: Rick Burks, Carl Crews, Roger Dauer, LaNette La France, Lisa Elaina
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Well, here is it, Nigel and Kaitlyn have hit rock bottom. They went too long between watching the movie and recording, and here is the rough mess of a product. This episode focuses less on the movie at points, and more on pranks Kaitlyn would play as a ghost. It's actually worth listening to for the pranks, so go ahead and tune into their take on Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf.
Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf
Directed by: Philippe Mora
Starring: Christopher Lee, Annie McEnroe, Reb Brown, Sybil Danning
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It might not be the promised Ultraviolet, starring Milla Jovovich, but this film stills features creatures of the night willing to suck the life out of anyone it encounters.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats
Directed by: George Barry
Starring: Demene Hall, William Russ, Julie Ritter
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If you aren't afraid of the Blair Witch, you will be now.
Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
Directed by: Joe Berlinger
Starring: Jeffery Donovan, Tristine Skyler, Stephen Barker Turner, Erica Leerhsen, Kim Director
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Kaitlyn is sent over the edge in this episode of Bad Movie Date Night as Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the sequel to Kaitlyn's favorite childhood film. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn compare the horniness of Grease 2 with the original, discuss the similarities and differences between the two, and Kaitlyn spends half the time yelling. It's a blast!
Grease 2
Directed by: Patricia Birch
Starring: Michelle Pfeiffer, Maxwell Caulfield
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Are you ready for the raunchiest episode of Bad Movie Date Night yet? Well, maybe not raunchy, but this is the first NC-17 film to be featured on the podcast. Check it out this week as Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss possible connections to Saved By The Bell, Elizabeth Berkley's acting, Paul Verhoeven's career, and insights, along with a wide variety of musings on sex and relationships.
This might be the best episode you've ever heard. You are in for a real treat!
Showgirls
Directed by: Paul Verhoeven
Starring: Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MachLachlan, Gina Gershon
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It's been a long time, hasn't it? Almost like a long, lost sibling returning from the war.
Speaking of the war, if you've never watched Cool World, what are you waiting for? This movie features a baby faced Brad Pitt getting sucked into a cartoon nightmare world after returning from WWII, but most of the movie takes place in 1992. Trust us, Nigel and Kaitlyn can't even figure it out.
This week's episode features a lengthy discussion on the horniest cartoon sex icon, the ridiculous sets, the logistics of noid/doodle relationships, and the crazy rules this movie ignores or uses depending on the scene.
It's good to be back!
Cool World
Directed by: Ralph Bakshi
Starring: Brad Pitt, Gabriel Byrne, and Kim Basinger
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Do you love summer camp? Do you love slasher flicks? What about twist endings? Well, then Sleepaway Camp has your name written all over it. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn tackle the hard questions as they work through the plot of this 1983 classic "horror" flick. Why is Aunt Martha so weird? Who is the father's gay lover? Who would play Angela in a Sleepaway Camp remake? And, why are there so many sequels to this film? Join us again, during this Corona Virus pandemic, for another episode of Bad Movie Date Night.
Sleepaway Camp
Directed by: Robert Hiltzik
Starring: Felissa Rose, Jonathan Tiersten, Karen Fields, Christopher Collet, Mike Kellin, Katherine Kamhi, and Paul DeAngelo
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What do ghosts, werewolves, delivery drivers, and witches have in common? They all appear in this movie! As if it wasn't enough to pack a film with humans and ghosts with political commentary about segregation, Slice takes things to a new supernatural level with Chance the Rapper as a werewolf with a passion for Chinese delivery food, witches, and a pizza shop build over a portal to hell. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss what their drug names would be, the logistics of werewolf transformation, and the quality of acting in a film with Paul Scheer and Chris Parnell.
Slice
Directed by Austin Vesley
Starring: Zazie Beetz, Chance the Rapper, Rae Gray, Chris Parnell, Paul Scheer
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This Valentine's Day...or belated Valentine's Day, let's turn back the clocks to the early 2000s to experience one of the greatest holiday-related horror films you've never seen, Valentine. Released in 2001, Valentine was Jamie Banks' follow up to his classic Scream ripoff, Urban Legend. This film has everything: cupid, murderers, Denise Richards, David Boreanaz, early 2000s alt-rock, and a twist! Turn in to this episode of Bad Movie Date Night, you won't want to miss it!
Valentine
Directed by: Jamie Blanks
Written by: Tom Savage, Donna Powers, Wayne Powers, Gretchen J. Berg, and Aaron Harberts
Starring: Denise Richards, David Boreanaz, Marley Shelton, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Cauffiel, and Katherine Heigl
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Love is in the air as well as the smell of pizza in this brick oven episode of Bad Movie Date Night! This week's episode is on Little Italy the 2018 rom-com with Hayden Christensen and Emma Roberts that is more concerned with pizza than it is a coherent plot. It's a tale as old as time as two friends are torn apart by their arguing families and their love of different cuisines. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss whether or not Hayden Christensen's Leo is a murderer, why Leo is obsessed with pizza, and the realities of Little Italy, Canada. You won't want to miss it.
Little Italy
Directed by: Donald Petrie
Written by: Steve Galluccio, Vinay Virmani
Starring: Hayden Christensen, Emma Roberts, Danny Aiello, Andrea Martin, Adam Ferrera, Gary Basaraba, and Alyssa Milano
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Who's ready for a new show!? Did you know tomato juice is the state beverage of Ohio?!
This episode kicks off a new spinoff series with the working title, Bad Movie Date Night: Third Wheel Edition. These episodes will deviate from the normal format by featuring Bailey, who is along for the ride as the resident 'third wheel!' After this episode, they will only be available on Patreon! You won't want to miss out on the rest of the Killer Tomatoes series!
This first episode starts with Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, the 1978 monster movie satire that nobody quite understands. This episode, Nigel, Kaitlyn, and Bailey dive into the absurdity of this questionable film by asking questions about the logistics of tomatoes attacking people, decipher the humor, and experience joy over the first musical ever on Bad Movie Date Night!
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!
Directed by: John De Bello
Written by: Costa Dillon, John De Bello, J. Stephen Peace
Starring: David Miller, George Wilson, Sharon Taylor, J. Stephen Peace
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As January winds down, Nigel and Kaitlyn decide to tackle one of the films that started it all: Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Without this film, Nigel may not have discovered his love for bad movies, and probably wouldn't have shared his passion with Kaitlyn. This film has everything. Killers! Clowns with a K! Spaceships! Cotton Candy! Love triangles! Grumpy cops! What else could you want from 1988? In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the origins of the killer klowns, as well as the nature of their plan, and of course, their shared love of Tom Hardy and Jon Hamm.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Directed by Stephen Chiodo
Written by Charles Chiodo, Stephen Chiodo, Edward Chiodo
Starring: Grant Cramer, Suzanne Snyder, John Allen Nelson, John Vernon, Michael S. Seigel, Peter Licassi
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What? First of all, what?! This week Nigel and Kaitlyn complete part 2 of their two-part "dolls centric" episodes with the 2019 horror film Dolls. Dolls is a film that tries to be smarter than it is by using every possible horror-trope. The film itself is never very scary despite trying hard to do so. This episode of Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel lets out his inner Jerry Seinfeld while addressing topics like IMDB profiles, clever screenwriting, Dee Wallace, children's stories, and asks Kaitlyn the important question, "Is Dolls a secret masterpiece?."
Dolls Directed by Cuyle Carvin Written by Justin Hawkins, Josh Hawkins, and Jeff Miller Starring: Thomas Downey, Dee Wallace, Trinity Simpson, Bret Green, Elise Muller, Melinda DeKay, and Robert R. Ryel
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This week, it's part one of back-to-back Dolls on Bad Movie Date Night. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the 1987 Stuart Gordon film, The Dolls, a fantastically bad movie about killer dolls. In this episode, listen to Nigel and Kaitlyn theorize if this film is a prequel to Toy Story as well as discuss the physics of candles and flashlights. All this and more on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night. Next week, tune in to listen to Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the 2019 movie Dolls.
The Dolls (1987)
Directed by Stuart Green Written by Ed Naha Starring: Ian Patrick Williams, Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, Carrie Lorraine, Guy Rolfe, Hilary Mason, Bunty Bailey, Cassie Stuart, Stephen Lee
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For the last episode of the year, Nigel and Kaitlyn needed a desperate shift from all the holiday romantic comedies. Cue New Year's Evil, the 1980's horror film about a killer called "Evil" who murders on New Year's Eve (get it?). In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn dig into what holidays they could live without, which holiday horror movie is best, Kaitlyn invents a new sport, and somehow they find time to decipher this nonsensical movie. Join us for the final episode of Bad Movie Date Night (in 2019)!
New Years Evil
Directed by: Emmett Alston
Written by: Leonard Neubauer, Emmett Alston
Starring: Roz Kelly, Kip Niven, Chris Wallace, Grant Cramer
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Welcome to episode 2 of the Saved by the Bellcast...wait...Welcome to the final Christmas special episode of Bad Movie Date Night (in 2019). This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn break down Holiday in Handcuffs, the 2007 ABC Family original movie starring Melissa Joan Hart and Mario Lopez. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn have a mini-Saved by the Bellcast (again), they also talk about perms, family drama, the logistics of kidnapping someone, and how good Mario Lopez looks in those sweet sweet plaid pants.
Holiday in Handcuffs
Directed by: Ron Underwood
Written by: Sara Endsley
Starring: Melissa Joan Hart, and Mario Lopez
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Episode 30! Who would have thought this show would make it this far? There is only one Christmas episode left in the Special Extravaganza! This week, Nigel and Kailyn dive into a tiny village in Ireland called Christmas Town in Christmas PErfection. This film tells the story of a strict perfectionist who learns the true meaning of family and Christmas when she is transported to a mystical Christmas village. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about Irish accents, picture-perfect Christmas's, Westworld, and Tombot!
Christmas Perfection
Directed by: David Jackson
Written by: Lauren Hynek, Elizabeth Martin
Starring: Caitlyn Thompson, James Henri-Thomas, Robbie Silverman, Rachel Mae Brady, Norma Sheahan, Gary Hetzler
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Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Boy Meets Worldcast...wait...wrong podcast...we're called Bad Movie Date Night! This week Nigel and Kaitlyn dive into Girlfriends of Christmas Past, another film with Past in the title, but nothing to do with Charles Dickens' classic novel. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about Saved by the Bell: The Next Class, Boy Meets World, Lindsey McKeon, a tire dress, Rom-Com tropes, and the ability for people to change. Join us for another fantastic Christmas themed episode!
Girlfriends of Christmas Past
Directed by: Jake Helgren
Starring: Tammin Sursok, Brent Bailey, Lindsey McKeon, Abigail Klein, John Brotherton, Meagan Holder
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It's December, and you know what that means, it's almost time for Christmas! For the new four weeks, Nigel and Kaitlyn will be focusing on some of the best of the worst Christmas themed films. The first film on this list is A Christmas Prince, the 2017 Netflix original film about a journalist meeting the prince of her dreams. In this episode, they talk about the nonsensical plot, hidden acorns, adoption, Spina Bifida, orphans, and rom-coms. They also introduce a brand new ranking for these seasonal favorites! You won't want to miss it!
A Christmas Prince
Directed by Alex Zamm
Written by Karen Shaler, Nate Atkins
Starring: Rose McIver, Ben Lamb, Alice Krige, Honor Kneafsey
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This week is a struggle to get through the atrocity that is Thankskilling. Touted by the director as a purposely bad movie, Thankskilling tells the story of a murderous turkey out to kill a group of college kids trying to enjoy their Thanksgiving vacation. In this episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn address why purposely bad movies don't work, they also discuss stereotypes, acting, the anatomy of a turkey, condoms, hitchhiking, as well as Bong Joon-Ho's new film, Parasite. Don't miss out on this thanksgiving spectacular!
Thankskilling
Directed by: Jordan Downey
Written by: Jordan Downey, Bradly Schulz, Kevin Stewart, Anthony Wilson, Grant Yaffee
Starring: Wanda Lust, Natasha Cordova, Lindsey Anderson, Lance Predmore, Aaron Ringhiser-Carlson, Ryan E. Francis
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Is this episode late? Yes, it is, but that doesn't stop it from being one of the more interesting episodes of Bad Movie Date Night. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn tackle Deathstalker II the 1987 "sword and sorcery" film produced by Roger Corman. In this episode, Kaitlyn explains why she loves this movie, Nigel experiments with ASMR, and together they struggle through a plot with plenty of things happening with zero pay off. They also discover what the Netflix hit series Glow is actually about. All this and more on Bad Movie Date Night!
Deathstalker II
Directed by Jim Wynorski
Written by Jim Wynorski, Neil Ruttenberg, R.J. Robertson
Starring: John Terlesky, Monique Gabrielle, John Lazar, and Toni Napes
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For some, Troll 2 is considered one of the best worst movies ever made. Taking place in the town of Nilbog, Troll 2 tells the heartwarming tale of a family fighting against goblins trying to turn them into plant food. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn sit down with their guest, Bailey Doerfler, to discuss all of the quotable moments in the film, along with the inconsistencies of the title, the logic of turning humans into plant goop, as well as some of the other nonsensical decisions made during the production of this film. Join us as we journey into Troll 2.
Troll 2
Directed by: Claudio Fragrasso (Drake Lloyd)
Written by: Claudio Fragrasso and Rossella Drudi
Starring: Michael Paul Stephenson, George Hardy, Margo Prey, Connie Young, and Jason Wright.
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After an overly lengthy break, Nigel and Kaitlyn are back with a new episode of Bad Movie Date Night. This week talking about the 1985 movie, The Stuff. This movie set Nigel on the path to where he is today; forcing Kaitlyn to suffer these terrible movies for a podcast. In this episode, they discuss director Larry Cohen's intentions with the film and the successfulness of his "message." They also try and determine whether or not the titular stuff is sentient or just a moving pile of goop. All that and more on this week's Bad Movie Date Night!
The Stuff
Directed and Written by Larry Cohen
Starring: Michael Moriarty, Andrea Marcovicci, Garrett Morris, Paul Sorvino, and Scott Bloom
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After the conversation last week about a film breaking the Top 10 on the DBMDNRL, one film has come along to blow the minds of Nigel and Kaitlyn. TerrorVision is a film that comes once in a lifetime with equal parts of sci-fi B-movie and Weird Science knockoff. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss the merits of growing up with swinging parents, kids with guns, and the nutritional survival benefits of lizard tails. All that and more on this week's episode of Bad Movie Date Night.
TerrorVision
Directed by: Ted Nicolaou
Starring: Diane Franklin, Mary Woronov, Gerrit Graham, Chad Allen, Jon Gries
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A film this gross and weird should exist. It should be sent straight to the State Home for the Ugly! Just kidding. But seriously, this was a crazy movie, and probably the most fun Nigel and Kaitlyn have had in the past few weeks. In this episode, they discuss a town overrun by children, the secret ability of the Garbage Pail Kids, a man-eating doll, and debate where the Garbage Pail Kids Come from. You won't want to miss this jam-packed episode!
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie
Directed by: Rod Amateau
Starring: Mackenzie Astin, Anthony Newley, and Kate Barberi
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ABC Family Presents...a brand new episode of Bad Movie Date Night. This week's episode Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about My Future Boyfriend, an interesting story about time travel and romance. Kaitlyn climbs onto several soap boxes in this episode with some real talk about romance in a 48 hour period. You don't want to miss this!
My Future Boyfriend
Directed by: Michael Lange
Written by: James Orr, Jim Cruickshank
Starring: Barry Watson, Sara Rue, Fred Willard
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Look at that, another milestone! Episode 20. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about the 2005 film Alone in the Dark directed by Uwe Boll, the modern king of bad movies. In this episode, they discuss German tax breaks for movie making, Uwe Boll's career, and try to make sense of a nonsensical, and painfully boring movie. For the first time since the beginning, Nigel and Kaitlyn struggle to find enjoyment or fun in a bad movie. Spoiler alert: This film goes straight to the bottom of the Definitive Bad Movie Date Night Ranking List.
Directed by: Uwe Boll
Starring: Christian Slater, Tara Reid, Stephen Dorff
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What happens in Vegas, should stay in Vegas, and so should this movie. Ashton Kutcher is his usual funny self in this 2008 comedy about a couple who finds themselves married after a drunken night in Vegas, fighting over $3 million. It's man vs. woman as Cameron Diaz and her friend try and win the money (and a divorce) from a night gone awry. In the podcast, Nigel and Kaitlyn talk about the ridiculousness of the premise and how it all falls on a computer glitch, the "break up in front of a large group" trope, and the under-utilized Krysten Ritter. All of this and more on this week's Bad Movie Date Night.
What Happens in Vegas
Directed by: Tom Vaughan
Written by: Dana Fox
Starring: Ashton Kutcher, Cameron Diaz, Lake Bell, and Rob Corddry
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For this weeks episode, Nigel and Kaitlyn struggle to find anything good to say about this 2015 remake Plan 9, A film that claims to be "The film Ed Wood wished he had made." Tune in as Kaitlyn proposes an alternate career choice for the protagonist, Nigel wonders "why," and they both shudder in fear of knowing this film was made so close to their own home.
Plan 9
Directed by John Johnson
Starring: Brian Krause, Sara Eshleman, Mister Lobo, and Amy Hart
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Here it is. The shortest Bad Movie Date Night episode to date. An episode that covers a film notoriously deemed the "worst movie ever made." Plan 9 from Outer Space is the first film to introduce the idea of a bad movie, so it's about time Nigel and Kaitlyn talked about it. Together they struggle through Kaitlyn's cold to discuss Ed Wood's career as a bad filmmaker, and the hoops he would jump through to make this film possible. Don't forget to watch 2015's Plan 9 in preparation for next week!
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Written, Directed, and Produced by Edward D. Wood Jr.
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After another short break, Nigel and Kaitlyn and back with their shortest but most exciting episode yet! This week they talk about Secret Obsession, the brand new Netflix film starring Brenda Song. Their discussion includes questions about amnesia, the meaning of tattoos, and how Netflix missed an opportunity to create a 97 minute Allstate commercial. Kaitlyn gives a heartfelt pitch for Talenti gelato sponsorship. Nigel makes a pitch for Stalked By My Doctor: Secret Obsession, Too.
Secret Obsession
Directed by: Peter Sullivan
Written by: Kraig Wenman, and Peter Sullivan
Starring: Brenda Song, Mike Vogel, and Dennis Haysbert
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It's raining, it's pouring, and Nigel and Kaitlyn are snoring. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn tackle an oncoming storm (literally) as they stumbled through the (boring) plot of 2010's Killers. What might be the most boring bad movie, Nigel and Kaitlyn try and make sense of this film's plot and character decisions. How many lies are told? How much can Catherine O'Hara drink? Ignore the thunder, and join in on this week's Bad Movie Date Night!
Killers (2010)
Directed by: Robert Luketic
Starring: Katherine Heigl, Ashton Kutcher, Catherine O'Hara, and Tom Selleck
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This 1999 film is more than a remake. It's a muddled mess of ghosts, and murder, and CGI that is not only completely bonkers but also a lot of fun at times. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn take a deep dive into what makes this film tick, focusing on Geoffrey Rush's performance, the nonsensical relationships, and a ghost made of naked women. Nigel loved it, Kaitlyn hated it. What more needs to be said?
House on Haunted Hill
Directed by: William Malone
Starring: Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, Tay Diggs, Peter Gallagher, Chris Kattan, Ali Larter, and Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
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After taking a week off to focus on a different type of bad movie with some guests, Nigel and Kaitlyn finish off the Urban Legend trilogy with the second installment, Urban Legends: Final Cut. They talk about whether or not the murders are meant to coincide with various urban legends, or if it is just a coincidence. They also talk about how hard this film makes you believe anyone can be the killer, and Kaitlyn brings out a stunning impersonation of Reese in the process. You don't want to miss this one!
Urban Legends: Final Cut
Directed by: John Ottoman
Written by: Silvio Horta, Paul Harris Boardman, and Scott Derrickson
Starring: Jennifer Morrison, Matthew Davis, Hart Bochner, Loretta Devine, Joey Lawrence, Anson Mount, Eva Mendes, Jessica Cauffiel, Anthony Anderson, Michael Bacall
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Here it is, the episode the world has been waiting for. Another episode of Bad Movie Date Night, this time featuring guests for the second time in a while. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn sit down with Kaitlyn's brother David and his wife Brielle. The four discuss 2007's Spider-Man 3, a film a large population of the world would probably like to forget. Tune in as David clarifies Kaitlyn's stance on feminism, Brielle discloses how much of the movie she slept through, Kaitlyn passionately defends Tobey Maguire, and Nigel makes a joke that was probably more offensive than he anticipated! The audio might not be the best, but this overstuffed episode is one you can't afford to miss!
Spider-Man 3
Directed by: Sam Raimi
Starring: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Topher Grace, Thomas Hayden-Church, and Bryce Dallas Howard.
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You might be asking yourself, why did Nigel and Kaitlyn jump to the third Urban Legend movie after discussing the first one? You're going to have to listen to find out! This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss whether this film really fits in the Urban Legend film series, pillow fights at sleepovers, and give their definitive Bad Movie Date Night stance on drugs. Tune in and check it out.
Urban Legends: Bloody Mary
Directed by: Mary Lambert
Starring: Kate Mara
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Who would've thought this show would make it to episode 10? This week Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss another one of their favorite bad movies, Urban Legend, the 1998 film inspired by Scream from two years prior. They scrutinize the logic behind killing people based on urban legends, debate college dorm etiquette, discuss Tara Reid's acting and introduce their brand new rating system the DBMDNRL.
Urban Legend
Directed by Jamie Blanks
Starring: Jared Leto, Alicia Whitt, Rebecca Gayheart, Michael Rosenbaum, Loretta Devine, Joshua Jackson, and Tara Reid.
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Episode 9: Here we come!
This week Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss Over Her Dead Body the only film directed by Jeff Lowell, the writing of such films as John Tucker Must Die and Hotel For Dogs. They look into what motivates a ghost to haunt her ex-fiance. Why don't angels have wings, and how does the chemistry of Paul Rudd and Blake Lively work?
*One of our listeners has pointed out, Lake Bell stars in this movie, NOT Blake Lively. That is a horribly embarrassing mistake.
Over Her Dead Body
Directed by: Jeff Lowell
Starring: Paul Rudd, Lake Bell, Eva Longoria, Jason Biggs, Lindsay Sloane, and Stephen Root.
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Well, here we are. The first of many Nicolas Cage films. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss The Wicker Man, the 2006 remake which attempted to add some social commentary into the film. Their discussion includes the many red flags shown to Nic Cage early in the film, as well as the some revelation's Kaitlyn missed while watching the film.
The Wicker Man
Directed by: Neil Labute
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ellen Burstyn, Frances Conroy, Molly Parker and Leelee Sobieski
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This week is a bit of a slower episode, however, the jokes come flying as Nigel and Kaitlyn discuss this fantastic, albeit poorly named, rom-com from 2010. They discuss the wonders of Dax Shepard playing Gale, laugh about the name, and discuss the ethical merits of stalking.
When in Rome
Directed by: Mark Steven Johnson
Starring: Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, Anjelica Houston, Danny Devito, Dax Shepard, Will Arnett, and Jon Heder
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Sometimes a movie isn't bad, its just mediocre. This week, while talking about 2018's The Meg, Kaitlyn gets caught up on the number of hats in the movie, and Nigel stumbles his way through the plot of the film. Even after sitting through multiple viewings, they aren't entirely sure what happened in this movie.
The Meg
Directed by: Jon Turtletaub
Starring: Jason Statham, Bingbing Li, and Rainn Wilson
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"Mickey" performed by PIM from The Meg original soundtrack
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What happens when you skip the first two movies in a series and start with the third? Do you find yourself sympathizing with the villain, or do you still see through his silver fox looks? For the first time on Bad Movie Date Night, Nigel and Kaitlyn feature their guests, Daniel, and Danielle Ott. They run through their guest relationship questions, then dive headfirst into figuring out what is happening in this absurd Lifetime Movie.
Stalked by My Doctor: Patient's Revenge
Directed by: Doug Campbell
Starring: Eric Roberts, Anna Marie Dobbins, Brianna Joy Chomer
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What do you get when you mix John Travolta, Forest Whitaker, and a plot about space aliens teaching humans to mine gold? If you guessed Battlefield Earth, then you are correct. This week, Nigel and Kaitlyn stumble their way through the plot of this ridiculous sci-fi film that John Travolta called "Schindler's List In Space."
Battle Field Earth
Directed by: Roger Christian
Starring: John Travolta, Forest Whitaker, and Berry Pepper
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Oh boy, a romantic comedy! For a first on this show, Nigel and Kaitlyn tackle this ridiculous movie based on A Christmas Carol released in May of 2009. They try and make sense of the magic bed, the bar full of woman, and the mysterious relationship Matthew McConaughey has with Jennifer Garner.
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
Directed by: Mark Waters
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, Emma Stone, and Michael Douglas.
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The future of horror is finally here...or rather...it came? In 2001 Jason X was released to ignite continued interest and a horror franchise falling out of favor. Kaitlyn and Nigel have a fun conversation trying to improve this disaster of a film, while also noting the film's weird obsession with nipples.
Jason X
Directed by: James Isaac
Starring: Kane Hodder, Lexa Doig, Jonathan Potts, Lisa Ryder, Chuck Campbell, and Peter Mensah
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Welcome to Bad Movie Date Night from AJourneyIntoFilm.com, the podcast where we talk about dating and bad movies. For this first episode, we dive into our favorite bad movie, the 1986 film Chopping Mall. A film about a group of teenagers who are forced to fight for their lives against killer robots (or killbots) while they are stuck in a mall overnight.
Chopping Mall
Directed by: Jim Wynorski
Starring: Kelli Maroney, Tony O'Dell, Russell Todd, Karrie Emerson, Barbara Crampton, Nick Segal, John Terlesky, and Suzee Slater
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