Empire of the Dark (1991)

This week on the Bad Movie Night Podcast, we dive into the bizarre 1991 cult film Empire of the Dark — a movie packed with satanic cults, demons from another dimension, ninja fights, claymation monsters, and one extremely confident middle-aged action hero.  Shot on film with wild matte paintings, miniature effects, and a surprisingly epic orchestral soundtrack, this forgotten B-movie somehow swings for the fences in every scene. Is it terrible? Is it amazing? Is it both? Join us as we break down the insane plot, the legendary Steve Barkett, the grocery store shootout, and the most chaotic demon-fighting finale ever put to screen. If you love obscure cult movies, ridiculous action, and hilarious commentary, this episode is for you.

We will miss you, Shawn.

This week on Bad Movie Night, we dive into the 1989 action oddity Snake Eater starring Lorenzo Lamas. What starts as a goofy, booby-trapped drug bust suddenly turns into Deliverance-style hillbilly chaos. Tonal whiplash? Absolutely. Motorcycle boats? Of course. Is this Dirty Harry meets First Blood… or just a confused mess? We break down the action, the weirdness, and whether the Snake Eater sequels are worth the pain.

It's like if Neil Breen made a movie about an elf who lives in his backyard.

This week, we are talking about drug-crazed killer cyborgs, AKA Aaron's dating history.

This podcast is not CLOWNING around, you will be in STITCHES by the end of the episode because we strapped on our red nose and have a CIRCUS talking about the 2012 horror comedy movie, Stitches!

We're back! We watched a movie, then discussed it, and finally selected a movie to talk about next week. That's called doing a podcast. 

It's the Christmas time, so we are talking about dead bodies.

Strap in, lock up, because in this episode we're diving headfirst into Caged Heat 3000!

Strap in and hold onto literally anything bolted to the floor, because this week we shatter expectations and crack open the cinematic masterpiece known as 10.0 Earthquake. That's right a disaster movie so intense it'll rock your world, shake your faith in geology, and maybe even split your sides.