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Showing posts with label Better Living Through Bad Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Better Living Through Bad Movies. Show all posts

Saturday, December 23, 2017

One Magic Christmas (1985)

Better Living Through Bad Movies presents: One Magic Christmas (1985). Mary Steenburgen won't say "Merry Christmas," so Santa hires Harry Dean Stanton to kill her entire family in this ill-considered attempt at a heartwarming holiday classic by the Walt Disney Company.

He's a Christmas angel. No really...he is.


Monday, October 30, 2017

Exorcist II: The Heretic


It's Halloween, and we're celebrating with another preview of Better Living Through Bad Movies II: The Sequelizer. This time, John Szura and Blanche Ramirez go full Mercury Theater to bring you the spine-tingling horror that is Exorcist II: The Heretic, a film that ruthlessly kills priests, grasshoppers, and Linda Blair's career. Enjoy!


Friday, June 23, 2017

Jupiter Ascending Colon


After you've listened to the new show, head on over to World O' Crap and kill even more time by checking out our new, Better Living Through Bad Movies review of the Wachowski's Jupiter Ascending.

Saturday, February 11, 2017

A Very Lesbian Valentines Day

Due to technical difficulties, your regular Slumgullion has been delayed a few days. In the meantime, we present this St. Valentine's Day special, starring Tina Louise, of Gilligan's Island fame, as Sappho, Venus of Lesbos:

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

The Slumgullion Episode 10 “Mexico Barbaro”

Starring Jeff Holland and Scott Clevenger

Special appearance by John Szura and Blanche Ramirez

Song by Choir Choir Choir

It’s the TENTH episode and Scott and Jeff have planned…something.  First there is the usual fan geekery of Part 1, then John and Blanche do a live performance of Attack of the Clones, while Jeff sings the first number from Frogs: The Musical.

The Unknown Movie Challenge this time is a Mexico Barbaro, a horror anthology of eight filmlets.

Strap in.