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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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Ep. 204 – Avengers Grimm

Once upon a time, Disney adapted multiple fairy tales found in the works of the Brothers Grimm. Many decades later, they would buy Marvel Studios and adapt their comic books. Now, let’s take the two and combine them into a bastard love baby that shows genes from both but is it’s on horror to behold. Mocktober concludes with the greatest teamup that Disney should have done before The Asylum could. It’s time to see if Avengers Grimm is not that bad.
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Keep Watch Pass – Royalty Movies

Lords and Ladies, Princes and Princesses, allow us to address the court. We, the jesters of movie discussion, do humbly submit to you, our royal and loyal listeners, our picks for movies centered around royalty. Pod save our kings and queens!
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Ep. 203 – Snakes On A Train

Normally, I’d say that travel by train can be calm, relaxing and a great way to take in the scenery of the land. Just make sure that when you buy your ticket, you upgrade so you don’t find yourself riding alongside a bunch of venomous, murderous and hungry snakes. You’ll thank me later…for that and for the next hour as we attempt to prove if Snakes On A Train is not that bad.
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Keep Watch Pass – Movies Featuring Modes Of Mass Transit

More often than not, people tend to listen to their podcasts while in transit. So, no matter your mode of transportation, we’ll probably have a movie to fit how you’re traveling. Strap in and make sure you have your ticket…the trip starts here.
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Ep. 202 – Road Wars: Max Fury

Mocktober continues, and things are getting furious this week. Will we survive this trip to a relatively civilized post-apocalyptic wasteland? Is this movie a wild ride or a simple Sunday drive? Find out as we look to see if Road Wars: Max Fury is not that bad.
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There Can Only Be One – Moist

In the 90’s, Canada was producing some of the best alt-rock bands to hit the airwaves. One of those bands, hailing from British Columbia, was Moist. With a mix of hard guitar riffs, moody keyboards and soaring harmonies, they produced some of the most dramatic albums of the era. This week, we deep dive their 5 studio albums in search of the one song to stand above them all.
Below, you’ll see the playlists made by both Joseph and myself. Have a listen and be sure to let us know which songs made your list.
As mentioned in the show, below is the video for Moist’s cover of “Speaking Moistly”.
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Keep Watch Pass – Movies Starring Tim Curry

Rare is the actor who takes every movie and every scene that they are in and instantly elevate the role to icon status through their mere presence. Tim Curry is that actor, and thanks to one of our listeners, we get to deep dive the filmography and make our picks.
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Ep. 201 – Almighty Thor

Have you ever been to the grocery store and wanted a Coke, but you didn’t have enough money and opted for the cheaper store brand, thinking “it’s a cola, how different can it be”? Well, that very same situation was given to movie goers around the world…with the MCU serving up a Coke, and The Asylum serving up…well, something cola flavoured. But can it still be as good? Find out as we take the movie version of the Pepsi Challenge to see if Almighty Thor is not that bad.
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Spin Shuffle Skip- Jeremy Renner – The Medicine

For the next few episodes of Spin Shuffle Skip, we’ll be deep diving through some albums from actors who have starred in the MCU. Right off the bat, we’re kicking off with the one Avenger who’s presence is always needed. From Hawkeye himself Jeremy Renner comes an EP best played in a smoky dive bar with a good collection of songs that need to be heard.
