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Welcome To The Home Of It’s Not That Bad
It’s the show that does its best to defend the unfairly maligned movies, to find the silver linings in the films deemed “less than great”. Every week, host Jason Whissell is joined by a guest to discuss a movie that has been poorly rated by the critics or by the fans. We do our very best to find good things to say about them, and to show those flicks in a light that you may have not noticed before. We are also always happy to hear what movies you think should be covered, as well as what you thought of the movies themselves. We’ll be posting blogs on here as well as keep you updated as to what to expect in the coming months.
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There Can Only Be One – Drowning Pool
This week, we look at a band that exploded on to the scene with an iconic song, then went through loss and tragedy and came out the other side stronger and harder. Rob Cohen returns to go through the Drowning Pool discography.
Below are the playlists made by both Rob and myself. Have a listen, deep dive the discography and let us know in the comments below which songs would have made your list.
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Keep Watch Pass – Movies Starring An Actor Who Has Played Batman
Over the years, a number of actors have donned the cape and cowl and brought to life the escapades of the World’s Greatest Detective. This week, we look at the filmographies of actors who have played (or voiced) Batman.
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Ep. 250 – Transmorphers: Fall Of Man
Welcome to the 3rd annual Mocktober, a month of shlock and awe, and what better way to kick things off than with a trip back to the first month of mock. It’s time to return to the beginning, for a prequel of poop-tastic proportions to see of Transmorphers: Fall Of Man is not that bad.
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Spin Shuffle Skip – Heaven & Hell – The Devil You Know
The final album recorded by Ronnie James Dio, a fitting farewell to his time with Black Sabbath and a wonderful collection of songs in its own right. This week, Lyle Robichaud returns to raise the horns for this super disc from a super group.
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Keep Watch Pass – Movies Where An Actor Has A Song On The Soundtrack
There are a number of actors out there who are absurdly multi-talented, and it’s always a joy when they get to show off some of those other gifts. So settle in as we shuffle through our CD shelves to find soundtracks that showcase the singing voices of the stars of the film.
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Ep. 249 – Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween
Nothing says “gateway to horror” quite like picking up a Goosebumps book at the Scholastic Book Fair. It’s like a rite of passage. But then again, so is putting out a lackluster sequel to a successful film. Let’s see if this 2nd serving is slap-handed, or if Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween is not that bad.
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There Can Only Be One – Michelle Branch
Singer-songwriter extraordinaire Michelle Branch is celebrating 25 years of her biggest album, The Spirit Room. So, what better time to go through the discography of someone who helped define what yearly 2000’s pop rock sounded like.
Below are the playlists made by both Joseph and myself. Have a listen, deep dive the discography and let us know in the comments below which songs would have made your list.
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Keep Watch Pass – Movies Starring One-Named Actors
If you’re so big, so unique, so singularly talented that all you need is one name, then you must be something special. The movies starring those talented actors…that remains to be seen. This week, we look at films starring mononym actors and have many words to say about those flicks.
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Ep. 248 – Dragon Wars (D-War)
When it comes to Los Angeles, traffic can be a major pain. Over-congestion, year-round tourist influx, lack of parking to accommodate the number of cars…and apparently, every 500 years there is the chance your route to work may be blocked due to a mythical, huge dragon taking up the street. It’s LA…anything is possible. But, is it possible to see if Dragon Wars: D-War is not that bad.
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Spin Shuffle Skip – Punk Goes Classic Rock
Prepare to raise the horns, the BPM and the volume as these punk powerhouses blast through some of the biggest classic rock hits on radio. Lyle Robichaud returns to deep dive this disc of damn good punk.
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