For the 100th episode we watched the worst movies in existence. Your welcome?

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Jack and Jill (2011) is a slapstick comedy directed by Dennis Dugan, starring Adam Sandler in dual roles as Jack Sadelstein, a successful ad executive, and his loud, overbearing twin sister Jill. When Jill visits for Thanksgiving and overstays her welcome, Jack's life is thrown into chaos—especially when she unexpectedly catches the attention of Al Pacino, playing a fictionalized version of himself. The film was widely panned by critics for its humor and excessive product placement, and it swept the Golden Raspberry Awards, winning in every category. Despite this, it has gained a kind of infamy and remains one of Sandler’s most talked-about comedies—for better or worse. Catwoman (2004) is a standalone superhero film directed by Pitof, loosely inspired by the DC Comics character. Halle Berry stars as Patience Phillips, a timid graphic designer who is murdered after uncovering a corporate conspiracy, only to be resurrected with cat-like powers and a new persona—Catwoman. She sets out to take revenge on those who wronged her and to uncover the dark secrets behind a deadly cosmetics product. The film was criticized for its weak script, over-the-top CGI, and a storyline that strayed far from the original Selina Kyle character. Despite Berry’s star power and a bold visual style, Catwoman was a commercial and critical failure, later earning Berry a Razzie Award, which she famously accepted in person with good humor. #JackAndJill #AdamSandler #ComedyMovie #AlPacino #TwinTrouble #SlapstickComedy #ThanksgivingMovie #MovieFail #CultComedy #SandlerHumor #RazzieWinner #AwkwardLaughs #GuiltyPleasure #ComedyChaos #OverTheTopHumor #Catwoman2004 #HalleBerry #DCMovie #CatLikeReflexes #SuperheroFlop #ComicBookMovie #DarkFemme #MovieRazzie #StylizedAction #FelineFury #CatwomanCostume #AntiHeroine #CorporateConspiracy #SoBadItsGood #FemaleSuperhero

Episode 99 and in this penultimate episode, we revisit Rick's favourite genres. Western and Horror! Together at last!

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Bone Tomahawk (2015) is a gritty genre-blending film written and directed by S. Craig Zahler, combining elements of westerns and horror. The story follows a small-town sheriff, played by Kurt Russell, who leads a posse—including characters portrayed by Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, and Richard Jenkins—on a perilous mission to rescue captives from a tribe of brutal, cave-dwelling cannibals. Set in the American frontier, the film is notable for its slow-burn tension, sharp dialogue, and sudden bursts of shocking violence. With strong performances and an unflinching tone, Bone Tomahawk has gained a cult following for its bold fusion of classic western storytelling and visceral horror.

It's the cold war... in SPACE! What happens if Rick who hasn't seen a Star Trek movie starts at number 6? Find out now!

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Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) is a political sci-fi thriller directed by Nicholas Meyer and serves as the final film featuring the entire original Star Trek cast. The story centers on the fragile peace negotiations between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire, which are threatened when the Klingon chancellor is assassinated, and Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy are framed for the crime. William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, and Christopher Plummer (as the Shakespeare-quoting Klingon General Chang) deliver standout performances. The film is a Cold War allegory, released shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and explores themes of fear, prejudice, and change. It’s regarded as a thoughtful and fitting farewell to the original crew of the USS Enterprise. #StarTrekVI #TheUndiscoveredCountry #StarTrekMovies #StarTrekFans #StarTrekUniverse #CaptainKirk #Spock #Klingons #SciFiMovies #ClassicSciFi #StarTrekLove #StarTrekForever #Trekker #Trekkie #NerdCulture #SciFiCinema #StarTrekHistory #SpaceOpera #MovieClassics #90sMovies #SciFiFandom #StarTrekLegacy #Starfleet #BoldlyGo #StarTrekRewatch #UndiscoveredCountry #PeaceWithKlingons #GeneRoddenberry #StarTrekFamily #TrekThroughTheStars