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Bad Movies Rule!

Bad Movies Rule!

Cowboy Jack Pictures 400 Episodes Oct 13, 2026

A comedy podcast for people who love so-called bad movies. The gang at Bad Movies Rule dive into movies that have either been declared bad by critics or audiences to see if they really deserve to be on the trash pile or if they actually rule. Come have a laugh with us!

Episodes

Pre-Game: Leprechaun
Pre-Game: Leprechaun Oct 13, 2026 1342 BMR Pregame: Leprechaun (1993). The Dead Starfish lace up against a little guy in a box, and nobody on the panel has a clean memory of how this actually goes. From the trailer we try to figure out why a Dick Tracy extra is mailing a leprechaun, why Jennifer Aniston’s feet are Quentin Tarantino’s favorite shot, and why nobody in this house can just leave. Predictions cover the shipping theory, the
Mailbag: Final Destination Fallout & Teen Wolf Lyrics
Mailbag: Final Destination Fallout & Teen Wolf Lyrics Oct 12, 2026 2746 The boxes are jammed and the snacks have their own storage unit. Daniel More sent Cheerwine and a whole snack bunker from North Carolina, Ryan Morenci loaded us up with pork rinds and cookies, and Combat Wiener Dog mailed Gary Busey keychains plus a stack of stickers that include a Die Hard duck and a Sean Connery loser quote. Movies in the pile: Guns Akimbo, TerrorVision, The Video Dead, Wing Com
#283: Friday the 13th Part 3
#283: Friday the 13th Part 3 Oct 9, 2026 8506 Friday the 13th Part 3 finally gets the BMR treatment, and the Human Movie Database is back in the room to help survive it. Ryan Farrell returns after four months away, the same crew from Part 2 is assembled, and Jason is now a ripped pro wrestler in a hockey mask that only exists because a lighting test went sideways. Steve Miner (or Stefan, depending who you ask) shoots the whole thing in 3D, s
Pre-Game: Friday the 13th Part 3
Pre-Game: Friday the 13th Part 3 Oct 6, 2026 1261 The BMR pregame is back, and this week the boys are getting ready for Friday the 13th Part 3 in 3D. James, Clint, and Ryan settle the “we already did Jason Goes to Space, so why are we going backwards?” argument, recap how badly the Final Destination predictions went, and then watch the trailer like professionals who definitely know how IMDb works. Predictions are locked: one survivor or a last-s
Mailbag: The Chuck Norris Movie Rumored to Launder Mob Money
Mailbag: The Chuck Norris Movie Rumored to Launder Mob Money Oct 5, 2026 3040 The post office called at 11 a.m. and told us to come get our stuff before they start charging rent. We skipped a week. The box retaliated. This mailbag is Ryan, Clint, and a table full of things we did not earn. Art sent a Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos figure and a pile of Pop Rocks, then stood back. Cory sent a Goldfinger DB5 with a working ejector seat and a 14-and-up warning we immediately st
#282: Final Destination (2000)
#282: Final Destination (2000) Oct 2, 2026 8428 This episode is sponsored by Quince - 40% off and free shipping here, and it supports the show! - quince.com/badmovies A kid has a vision, his mom rips the good-luck tag off his luggage, and an entire plane full of students explodes. The movie says it's death. We say it's mom. Stephanie is back, Brian Draws Movies is back, and Jesse returns to the studio with a confession: his younger self, who
Pre-Game Show: Final Destination
Pre-Game Show: Final Destination Sep 29, 2026 1350 Death has a boarding pass and a sense of humor. This Friday we kick off spooky season with the movie that turned everyday objects into murder weapons: Final Destination (2000). A teen has a vision of a plane exploding, yanks his friends off the flight… and then Death starts collecting. Elaborate “accidents.” Rube Goldberg kill scenes. Ali Larter. Tony Todd’s voice of doom. The question isn’t if s
Mailbag: A Raccoon Just Surrendered to My Dog
Mailbag: A Raccoon Just Surrendered to My Dog Sep 28, 2026 2963 James, Clint, and Ryan open another BMR mailbag and immediately hire a guy who sent a resume they can’t open. Jesse Rubin gets fired from Publix, attaches an Apple Pages file, then saves himself with juice samples and walks out as Jesse Juice. Jesse Snyder praises the new mailbag guitar riff and launches a full chaps vs. ass-chaps debate courtesy of Terminal Velocity. Sean from Jefferson City say
#281 Terror Squad (1987)
#281 Terror Squad (1987) Sep 25, 2026 8066 Terror Squad (1987) takes four terrorists, a nuclear plant, and the entire town of Kokomo, Indiana, and somehow still finds time for detention, aerobics, and a car chase that will not end. Chuck Connors is the chief of police. High schoolers are doing Breakfast Club in a boiler room. Somebody brought an RPG to a cornfield. And yes — the bus changes size mid-movie and they thought you wouldn’t not
Mailbag: This Raccoon Story Ends at the ER
Mailbag: This Raccoon Story Ends at the ER Sep 21, 2026 2762 Curt Mummer drops in with a $40 bottle of chocolate banana Fanta that tastes like a plumber’s aftertaste, a two-year-old wrapped around a banana, and the paper wrapper on a Tootsie Roll. Nobody likes it. Everybody respects the bit. The table also gets a last-minute Chuck Norris Karate Commandos figure (stache era, no beard, full mullet), a “You Should Leave” horror welcome sign from Kerry Ahern (
#280 Terminal Velocity (1994)
#280 Terminal Velocity (1994) Sep 18, 2026 10020 Charlie Sheen is Ditch Brodie: Olympic gymnast, flying penis, and the only skydiving instructor who thinks “I hooked her in like I always do” is a solid alibi. Nastassja Kinski shows up wanting lessons and immediately vanishes mid-flight. James Gandolfini plays the world’s least convincing deputy DA. Christopher McDonald (Shooter McGavin himself) brings rubber gloves, a knife for a business card,
You Only Live Twice (1967) - Die Another Episode
You Only Live Twice (1967) - Die Another Episode Sep 15, 2026 7673 Entire episode is free as part of our annual Patreon Push. We wanted you to hear what you may be missing by not being a member, enjoy! We are going movie by movie through the James Bond franchise. patreon.com/badmoviesrule.com Connery’s fifth outing as 007 was supposed to be the big send-off. Instead we get a bored Sean, a Roald Dahl script that treats the novel like a travel brochure, and the

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