Bad Movie Brunch

Luke and Katie welcome Ned O'Connor to the show to talk about this stellar ensemble cast of leading ladies starring alongside the GOAT himself and those 2017 Patriots. Want more Ned? Who doesn't. Check out his youtube channel here --> https://m.youtube.com/@Ronnoco_Den

Luke and Katie take a break from "bad movies" once a year and give you a list of favorite flicks from the past 12 months! Does it match your list? Did we snub something? Spielberg, maybe? It's not personal, I promise.

"The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause" (2006) // Dir. Michael Lembeck Wanna see Santa stressed about work, neglecting his pregnant wife, and dealing with his in-laws visiting the North Pole (along with his ex-wife and her husband & kid), all while Jack Frost tries to steal the famed red hat and coat? We got a flick for you!

Anna and the Apocalypse (2017) // Dir. John McPhail Holiday movie? Zombie movie? Musical? Check, check, and check! This culty scottish flick is just the jolt of gory yuletide cheer!

All About Steve (2009) // Dir. Phil Traill Sandra Bullock and Bradley Cooper are a pair of absolute stars. Hollywood legends! Beloved! This flick is not beloved. Unjustly? We'll be the judge.

"Barb Wire" (1996) // Dir. David Hogan This flick features Pamela Anderson in the lead role of a movie based on a comic book. Talk about ahead of her time! If you want action, romance, and "Casablanca" set in a dystopian 2017...your time has come.

J-Lo kicking ass. Need we say more? No, but we sure as hell decided to. This movie's got us pumped and full of opinions. Did Taylor find this flick so entrancing that she stole the entire plot for a creative writing assignment as a child? Listen and find out.

"The Doors" (1991) / Dir. Oliver Stone A band you love to hate? Or a movie? Was that the point? What is the point? Why does Luke dig the flick so fucking much? Perhaps, that's the biggest question of all. Let's dig in, brunchers!

It's the one time of the year where we talk about the good stuff. Not that the bad movies on our show are all bad, but these are pretty widely acknowledged to be good...which isn't the norm around here. Enjoy!

"The Karate Kid Part III" (Dir. John G. Avildsen) In a world where Cobra Kai is the toast of the town, it only made sense for Katie to invoke the crowning jewel of the Larusso trilogy. Please note: we recorded this episode in January 2022. So if our shit sounds dated...that's why. Actually never mind. We don't owe an explanation. Enjoy!