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This is a Podcast about bad movies. Join Jacob, Hannah, Brad and MTD as they talk about a bad movie and the comedy of life each week. Follow the show on IG @movietorturepod
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On this week's episode the guys are joined by special guest Johnathan as he returns for more torture this time with Michael Myers. The guys talk about how bad the mask looks in this movie, how Roger hasn't seen a horror movie since the 90's, Producer Gary talks about the Rob Zombie Halloween, Why is Jamie Leigh Curtis in this movie? The guys also wonder if Busta Rhymes did his own Kung Fu in this movie and why is Gary wearing a Michael Myers mask during the podcast? Plus, Johnathan proposes a Michael Myers multiverse.Halloween: Resurrection stars, Jamie Leigh Curtis, Busta Rhymes, Bianca Kajlich; Directed by, Rick RosenthallSlide into our DM's on IG @movietorturepodEmail the show at movietorturepod@gmail.comHosted by: Roger E., Brad L., Gary G.This Podcast is brought to you by Hopecast
On this week's episode the guys are joined by the First Lady of Movie Torture Hannah as they discuss the werewolf movie from 2005 "Cursed". Hannah lets the guys know that she spent over 3 hours watching bad movies over the weekend. Producer Gary thinks he can beat Brad up in a fight while Roger tells a story about a fight he had with no clothes just a sock. Plus they talk about how the people in this movie would be Metoo'd if they worked today.follow us on IG movietorturepodemail us movietorturepod@gmail.comThis podcast is brought to you by HopecastHosted by: Roger E., Brad L., Gary G. Hannah M.
On this episode the gang tackles the 2009 slasher "Friday the 13th" and they are joined by new cast member Ashley, host of Lox of Laughs on the Hopecast Network. They start by wondering why this movie was even made. They talk about how most of the people in this movie aren't likable and that you actually root for Jason in this movie. Ashley talks about meeting one of the stars of this movie at an audition and how that went. Plus, Brad wonders how much time Jason spends in the gym and what if MTD was his trainer. Could MTD be the new slasher's trainer? This is a funny episode about a movie that is bonkers.Follow Movie Torture here:https://www.instagram.com/movietorturepod/This show is brought to you by The Hopecast Networkhttps://www.instagram.com/hopecastnetwork/
In this episode of Movie Torture, the guys welcome Producer Gary to discuss the movie Santa Jaws, a truly bonkers movie and low-budget sci-fi horror film. They critique the acting, plot, and special effects, noting the lack of realism and the confusing storyline. They also discuss the characters and their questionable decisions. The guys find humor in the absurdity of the film, including the concept of a shark with a Santa hat and the use of Christmas-themed weapons. Santa Jaws is a campy and absurd holiday shark movie that received mixed reviews. While some viewers found it hilariously bad and enjoyed its over-the-top storyline and dialogue, others thought it was terrible and poorly executed. The movie follows the story of a boy who accidentally creates a comic book that brings a killer shark, Santa Jaws, to life. The characters and special effects were not well-developed, but the name Santa Jaws was widely praised.Leave us a review on iTunes and Spotify.This podcast is brought to you by Hopecast Networkhttps://www.instagram.com/workadviceforme/Follow Movie Torture here:https://www.instagram.com/movietorturepod/
On this week's episode the guys are joined by Blumhouse Trent to talk about the stinker "Elektra" They wonder how Larry The Cable Guy would be as Elektra, Brad wonders about the Blind leader she has. Do you trust a blind cook? They talk about the bad CGI and Brad again wonders why anyone would take their kids to a blind karate teacher, and how does he play pool so well? Where does this movie rank on the worst list? Plus, they wonder where Producer Gary would fit in this movie.Check out our sponsor:Generouscoffee.comfollow us on IG movietorturepodemail us movietorturepod@gmail.comThis podcast is brought to you by HopecastHosted by: Roger E., Brad L., Gary G. Trent R.
"He seems nice but he's got to be creepy, man. He's probably got a basement."In this episode of Movie Torture, the guys welcome back Blumhouse Trent and they discuss the film 'The Stepfather' released in 1987. They talk about the odd choice of having the character watch 'Mr. Ed' in multiple scenes. The guys speculate on the DNA evidence left behind by the killer and discuss the possibility of reducing alimony and making divorce cheaper to potentially decrease murders. They also mention the actor Terry O'Quinn, who played the lead role in the film. In this part of the conversation, they talk about mistaken identities, celebrity relationships, cooking preferences, dating experiences, and movie preferences. They also touch on the TV shows 'Charlie's Angels' and 'The Dukes of Hazzard'. The guys share their opinions on different pasta sauces, salt preferences, and the quality of movie theaters. They also mention their experiences meeting celebrities and their thoughts on watching movies alone. The conversation revolves around the movie 'The Stepfather' and the hosts' opinions on its plot, characters, and overall quality. They discuss the lack of a satisfying ending, the shift in genre from psychological thriller to slasher, and the ineffective portrayal of the police.Follow Movie Torture here:https://www.instagram.com/movietorturepod/Buy Generous Coffee here:https://generouscoffee.comLeave us a review on iTunes and Spotify.This podcast is brought to you by Hopecast Network
A routine home invasion turns into a full-blown nightmare when Kurt Russell's family crosses paths with the most clingy cop in movie history. After a robbery leaves him feeling vulnerable, Michael Carr welcomes help from Officer Pete Davis, a charismatic police officer who seems determined to protect his family. Unfortunately, Pete's definition of "helping" includes showing up uninvited, sabotaging marriages, planting evidence, committing murder, and generally behaving like a restraining order come to life.Brad breaks down Unlawful Entry (1992), a tense psychological thriller featuring Kurt Russell, Madeline Stowe, and an absolutely unhinged Ray Liotta performance. Along the way, he wonders whether friendship should ever involve alley beatings, compares Pete Davis to a customer-service wolf, imagines conversations no sane person would ever have, and explains why this movie remains so effective decades later.It's creepy, frustrating, surprisingly realistic, and proof that sometimes the scariest villain isn't the burglar who breaks into your house—it's the cop who won't leave afterward.
In this absolutely unhinged episode of Movie Torture, Brad Lowe breaks down the horror-thriller Obsession—a movie that starts as awkward crush energy and somehow spirals into cursed romance, dead cat sandwiches, demon-girlfriend behavior, and supernatural emotional damage. Brad hilariously walks through the story of Bear Bailey, a painfully awkward guy who uses a creepy magical item called the “One Wish Willow” to make his crush Nikki fall in love with him… which immediately turns into the worst relationship in cinematic history. What follows is escalating chaos involving haunted Build-A-Bear vibes, pee puddles, self-stabbing party games, customer service for cursed objects, and one of the most disturbing lunch scenes ever put on screen. Throughout the episode, Brad delivers nonstop commentary and savage one-liners, comparing Bear to “the human version of typing and deleting a text for 45 minutes” while repeatedly questioning why horror movie characters keep buying obviously evil magical items. The recap somehow balances gross-out horror, emotional loneliness, absurd comedy, and relationship satire all at once. By the end, the episode becomes less about a horror movie and more about obsession, loneliness, and what happens when someone tries to force love instead of letting it happen naturally. Brad closes things out by warning listeners to avoid cursed romance driftwood, haunted relationships, and—most importantly—dead cat sandwiches.
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