Joe Starr, go see David Lynch's 'Dune', it's good enough and fun. I've seen a lot of the great classic movies, especially older ones. But I've never sat through 'Inception'...
Hey SJU, I really love that Joe says at the start of the show what questions they're going to try to get to beforehand. That way I know upfront if my question will be one of them or not. It's awesome formatting! Should do it for every F-Friday.
*Adjusts glasses* Um actually, Spencer, "September Spiders" as we call it in the inland Northwest is not caused by outside spiders coming in. Spiders are either outside spiders or inside spiders: they don't "come in" for the winter. Instead, the increase in visible spiders is due to the fact fall is the mating season for house spiders. So the reason you see more spiders in fall is because spiders that were already in your house year round are trolling for sweet spider love. */end nerd voice*
Hurricane Heist has joined my list recently. I started laughing when they said one of the main characters was named Breeze and didn't stop the entire movie. 😂😂😂
@ Dan: If you ever do watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show, you gotta watch it in the theatre with a crowd of groupies. The audience participation make the show. I tried watching it at home once... cannot recommend.
Dan Murrell - You haven't seen Rocky Horror? I remember when I hadn't seen it, and all my friends kept hounding me. Then I lost a bet, and I went to see it, in 1976, at midnight, in handcuffs (my friends didn't trust that I wouldn't run, and since several of us worked at a police station...) and wow!!! The point I want to make is, it's not the movie, it's the movie AND the audience. And over the years I've seen it at several locations, and countries and (I think) it's wonderful. But time moves on, and it's been a couple of decades since I saw it in a theater. Then one day my daughter was talking about Rocky Horror, and we bonded over shared memories It's not a movie, it's an experience I recommend. (As always, thank you to you and your associates for your efforts.)
If you guys haven't seen any Neil Breen films you cannot judge best good bad film. The Room has nothing on Double Down. Nothing. And it looks like Twisted Pair is going to be even more... amazing.
The term stems from "for kicks" then turned to "for shits" as a harsher version, then turned to "for shits and grins", and then, weirdly enough, an Austin Powers movie popularised the term "for shits and giggles"
Would love a Wu Tang biopic. Go into how Rza worked out being able to get everyone separate deals for solo albums, as opposed to them still being under the same deal they were as a group, which had never been done before. Obviously go into ODB. But the most important detail, I want to see the story that Bjork told of working with them where they all slept on top of each other in the studio. That would be gold.
They mentioned how they wouldn't want to see a Michael Jackson biopic. I actually would want to see it, if it's done well. Even if it only covers certain sections of his life, if it's well directed, well written and well acted, I'll definitely go see it. Barring that, I'd pay good money to go see a well made David Bowie biopic.
When Joe brought up Wesley Willis my heart melted a little bit. My sister and I loved him and got to go see him many years ago. I love the idea of a biopic about him! Question for Joe - what's your favorite WW song? Mine is definitely Cut the Mullet.
My first movie star crush when I was a kid was Helen Slater as the title character in "Supergirl", which is also my favorite good bad movie. She gives a genuinely good performance, and she's incredibly easy on the eyes, too!
Repo is legit my girlfriend's favourite movie and I have never heard anyone other than her mention it - it is weird as hell and definitely worth checking out, thanks for including it!
I agree about what makes a good bad movie. For some additions to the list though: Plan 9 From Outer Space- It's the obvious one, but it is so fantastic. I love anything from Ed Wood, really, but that one is the perfect storm of his passion, ineptitude, and ability to convince people of his vision. Santa Claus (59)- A Santa movie made by and for people who didn't have a Santa Claus mythology. Instead doing research they made up their own and it is amazing. The American dub also got me a little obsessed with K. Gordon Murray, whose whole MO was finding weird Mexican movies and making them even weirder American ones. I love it. Honorable mentions: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians and The Christmas that Almost Wasn't (Scrooge like character tries to evict Santa) DC Cab- I hesitate to include this one as it is a legitimately well done movie, but I always love mentioning my love for it. It's also insane and is almost three disparate movies combined into one amazing mess. As for other topics: My first crush would have either been Elizabeth Shue fro Karate Kid or Jennifer Connelly from Labyrinth Movies it's odd I haven't seen: Godfather part II (finally saw the first 2-3 years ago, and on the big screen no less) and The Good the Bad and the Ugly. I've been catching up on Oscar winners this year, so that helped a lot of my big misses. I'm sure there are still more I'm forgetting though. I'm slightly disappointed Mangold isn't doing Star Wars anymore. I hope they find somewhere to work with him later. I'm really mad Filmstuck is leaving us. That service was amazing!!!! Thanks for the show guys! Great job, as always. Have a good weekend. :D
First celebrity crush-Linda Ronstadt.....first Movie Crush-Jamie Lee Curtis-(Halloween" "Operation Petticoat" TV series) but the one that I had the longest and still do was Jami Getz from Square Pegs,Dreams(w/John Stamos) and then "The Lost Boys"...also still crushing on Claire Danes from My So Called Life.
I love how when it came to the paranormal question Dan and Roxy didn’t have anything and I felt like Joe and Spencer had something but they didn’t want to sound crazy so they kinda just brushed it off real quick.
AlphaCircuit [Batman25JM] *check out buckaroo bonsai across the 8th direction, I believe is the full title. Jeff goldblum is in it, as a overly dressed cowboy who is a brain surgeon and rockstar and he helps save the world from aliens. And that’s 5% of the movie.*
MotU had budget issues. I want to say that the He-Man doc on Netflix touches on it, but the audio commentary on the DVD covers it as well. 30-something me is a lot more understanding than 4-year-old me was, and I probably watch the movie once a year. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Super Mario Bros are my other go-to “bad” films. The nostalgia helps.
I swear, every time they cut to that camera on Dan, that white-yellow square above his right shoulder makes me think theres something on my monitor with that single black mark on it.
Bad horror films take the cake for me, like Demonic Toys and Thankskilling top my list. Then you get those films that are either a love it or hate it kind of film, the Super Mario Bros movie is a classic i love to watch while others say they hate it.
I find it easier to have a TV crush than a movie crush. Probably because you spend more time getting to know the character and their likes and dislikes
TOS: Spock’s Brain was totally like these movies. It’s just so goofy, dumb and ridiculous, you end up loving it. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier kinda felt like this in some parts, but I do find it to be a legitimately enjoyable movie.
I'm very surprised Dan hasn't seen The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It's one of the establishing films for me. It's made me into the film-goer I am today. Strangely coincidentally one of my first crushes was Claudia Cardinale in Once Upon a Time in the West.
The fact that Gene Simmons hasn't made an over the top biopic of himself yet is actually mind boggling. Never thought of that before, but there should be one for Gene for sure.. I personally would go with Nikki Sixx, but we're more or less getting that soon with "The Dirt"
They cancelled American Vandal?! What a darn shame! I have been wanting someone to finish season 2 so I can bring up a point I don't think has been addressed by most
They definitely were, which makes it hard to call bad, as it's exactly what they set out to make. It is amazing though, and I got to see it when it came out in this little hole in the wall cinema that had been in this strip mall since the 70's and never updated. It was perfect!
I only got interested in films outside of superhero ones around 2015 so there's a lot of big films that ive never watched that i know are must-watch for film lovers
Travis Spazz Ahhh! That’s what she says at 13:00. I thought she was saying “Fandom” something, and wanted to know what she was talking about that all the guys obviously disagreed with 😂
For me best bad movie that was awesome is Kung Fury, it would also qualify for micro-budget, I don't know if it would count though. And my first movie crush, princess Leia Organa, Carrie Fisher in Star Wars is perfection, I was 7 back then. Molly Ringwald would be a close second.
On one hand, I like their frank conversation not shaming each other for the movies they haven't seen. However, I want to shame Dan for not having seen Firefly and Serenity.
Spencer is correct it is the start of 🕷 spider season. My dad works for Terminx and he is getting more 🕷 jobs. Because spiders can’t handle the cold and are seeking warm places.
Roxy looking like she stepped off the set of Mama Mia. I love it.
I started singing that when she popped up on screen! 😂
"I lost a fight with a spider in my sleep." - Joe Starr 😂
Roxy, it's LeviOsa, not LeviosA.
It's beating a death horse
Last time I was this early, Fan Friday was a live show. XD
Hope Roth is enjoying her
-assignment- vacation.
'Red Scorpion' is a fantastic "bad movie", so are most movies by Jean-Claude Van Damme. 'Bright' was deffinately a big miss and made me sad.
Joe Starr, go see David Lynch's 'Dune', it's good enough and fun.
I've seen a lot of the great classic movies, especially older ones. But I've never sat through 'Inception'...
Hey SJU, I really love that Joe says at the start of the show what questions they're going to try to get to beforehand. That way I know upfront if my question will be one of them or not. It's awesome formatting! Should do it for every F-Friday.
*Adjusts glasses* Um actually, Spencer, "September Spiders" as we call it in the inland Northwest is not caused by outside spiders coming in. Spiders are either outside spiders or inside spiders: they don't "come in" for the winter. Instead, the increase in visible spiders is due to the fact fall is the mating season for house spiders. So the reason you see more spiders in fall is because spiders that were already in your house year round are trolling for sweet spider love. */end nerd voice*
Are you a spider?
The ending title card saying "Only through the elimination of violence can we achieve world peace" just sums up how great Miami Connection is
Hurricane Heist has joined my list recently. I started laughing when they said one of the main characters was named Breeze and didn't stop the entire movie. 😂😂😂
I just watched it. I loved how bad it is.
Dude. Screen Junkies was particularly fun and awesome this week. Past two days I've loved!
Yay! Still in time for me to watch at work!
Great profile/screen name 😁🤘😁🤘😁
Joe makes me _feel things ..._
prince apoopoo then it’s about time to reasses your status as a heterosexual. Nothing wring with that, though!
@@nelsonhoffman5922 but girls make me feel things too :(
prince apoopoo bi-sexuality is a thing that exists.
Welcome to the internet kids enjoy your stay
elaborate sir
@ Dan: If you ever do watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show, you gotta watch it in the theatre with a crowd of groupies. The audience participation make the show. I tried watching it at home once... cannot recommend.
John Bainbridge I watched it alone at home and was just ... confused, mostly 😂
"Just say everyone else _baled_ ."
I see what you did there, Spencer.
Well played.
Nice.
George A Romero's Knightrider. Epic!! King Arthur and his Knights as a motorcycle gang is the most batshit-crazy-fantastic bad movie ever.
Mick Cee that's the movie that introduced me to Ed Harris
Dan Murrell - You haven't seen Rocky Horror? I remember when I hadn't seen it, and all my friends kept hounding me. Then I lost a bet, and I went to see it, in 1976, at midnight, in handcuffs (my friends didn't trust that I wouldn't run, and since several of us worked at a police station...) and wow!!! The point I want to make is, it's not the movie, it's the movie AND the audience. And over the years I've seen it at several locations, and countries and (I think) it's wonderful. But time moves on, and it's been a couple of decades since I saw it in a theater. Then one day my daughter was talking about Rocky Horror, and we bonded over shared memories It's not a movie, it's an experience I recommend. (As always, thank you to you and your associates for your efforts.)
Spenny G’s Red Hot Chili Peppers bit was hilarious 🤣
Starship troopers is my favorite "bad" movie. And I'm a fan of the the novel.
Spencer Gilbert has an adorable cunning laugh .
He reminds me of a really smart likeable commentator . . .
If you guys haven't seen any Neil Breen films you cannot judge best good bad film.
The Room has nothing on Double Down. Nothing. And it looks like Twisted Pair is going to be even more... amazing.
Twisted Pair is a masterpiece and a work of pure Breenius. It's Neil Breen at his very best. #EyesOnBreen
A show about the screen junkies office would be the nerdy-friends-work-sitcom that Big Bang Theory SHOULD’VE been
The term stems from "for kicks" then turned to "for shits" as a harsher version, then turned to "for shits and grins", and then, weirdly enough, an Austin Powers movie popularised the term "for shits and giggles"
"I wish we would have streamed that! That i guess we have now!" lmao
Would love a Wu Tang biopic. Go into how Rza worked out being able to get everyone separate deals for solo albums, as opposed to them still being under the same deal they were as a group, which had never been done before. Obviously go into ODB. But the most important detail, I want to see the story that Bjork told of working with them where they all slept on top of each other in the studio. That would be gold.
They mentioned how they wouldn't want to see a Michael Jackson biopic. I actually would want to see it, if it's done well. Even if it only covers certain sections of his life, if it's well directed, well written and well acted, I'll definitely go see it. Barring that, I'd pay good money to go see a well made David Bowie biopic.
How dare you disparage Repo: The Genetic Opera.
@@TCReyes A little Glass vial?
I love what happens to Paris Hilton's character. I'm not a fan of musicals at all, but I enjoy this film, it has Giles from Buffy damn it.
@@RejectKing A little glass vial.
This is the first comment I ever posted on a TH-cam vid. This was a fantastic episode. Of course, I am three whiskeys in, but still ...
10:00 Bright was so dope! They did nail it.
Damn, I didn't realize Dan was such a He-man Buff.
I want a DMX biopic
Samurai cop anyone?
Great show!! 34:34 Dans idea of Billy reading 👌🏽 😂 gotta be a GIF
spencer breaking joe with his kiedis biopic narrating was glorious. :-D
When Joe brought up Wesley Willis my heart melted a little bit. My sister and I loved him and got to go see him many years ago. I love the idea of a biopic about him! Question for Joe - what's your favorite WW song? Mine is definitely Cut the Mullet.
My first movie star crush when I was a kid was Helen Slater as the title character in "Supergirl", which is also my favorite good bad movie. She gives a genuinely good performance, and she's incredibly easy on the eyes, too!
Tried to let it go just couldn't help it: in the movie "Attack of the Clones" it is said that Boba is "an un altered clone".
Repo is legit my girlfriend's favourite movie and I have never heard anyone other than her mention it - it is weird as hell and definitely worth checking out, thanks for including it!
Spencer, I'm so excited for you to watch Young Frankenstein... it's seriously one of my favorite comedies. But I'm also concerned it'll be overhyped.
I agree about what makes a good bad movie. For some additions to the list though:
Plan 9 From Outer Space- It's the obvious one, but it is so fantastic. I love anything from Ed Wood, really, but that one is the perfect storm of his passion, ineptitude, and ability to convince people of his vision.
Santa Claus (59)- A Santa movie made by and for people who didn't have a Santa Claus mythology. Instead doing research they made up their own and it is amazing. The American dub also got me a little obsessed with K. Gordon Murray, whose whole MO was finding weird Mexican movies and making them even weirder American ones. I love it. Honorable mentions: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians and The Christmas that Almost Wasn't (Scrooge like character tries to evict Santa)
DC Cab- I hesitate to include this one as it is a legitimately well done movie, but I always love mentioning my love for it. It's also insane and is almost three disparate movies combined into one amazing mess.
As for other topics:
My first crush would have either been Elizabeth Shue fro Karate Kid or Jennifer Connelly from Labyrinth
Movies it's odd I haven't seen: Godfather part II (finally saw the first 2-3 years ago, and on the big screen no less) and The Good the Bad and the Ugly. I've been catching up on Oscar winners this year, so that helped a lot of my big misses. I'm sure there are still more I'm forgetting though.
I'm slightly disappointed Mangold isn't doing Star Wars anymore. I hope they find somewhere to work with him later.
I'm really mad Filmstuck is leaving us. That service was amazing!!!!
Thanks for the show guys! Great job, as always. Have a good weekend. :D
When did last action hero become considered "good"? I missed that memo.
First celebrity crush-Linda Ronstadt.....first Movie Crush-Jamie Lee Curtis-(Halloween" "Operation Petticoat" TV series) but the one that I had the longest and still do was Jami Getz from Square Pegs,Dreams(w/John Stamos) and then "The Lost Boys"...also still crushing on Claire Danes from My So Called Life.
I love how when it came to the paranormal question Dan and Roxy didn’t have anything and I felt like Joe and Spencer had something but they didn’t want to sound crazy so they kinda just brushed it off real quick.
I just recently saw one of my favorite so bad it's good movies thanks to Joa talking about ROAR.
god i love fan friday
I loved Bright
I was forced to watch Maximum Overdrive before I was allowed watch Cobra
this was a hilarious episode lmao
Dan, Roxy, it’s okay you both liked Hereditary.
I love Joe for mentioning Repo The Genetic Opera because I love how trashy that movie is! It deserves more attention
Miami Connection is without a doubt the best bad movie I have ever seen.
AlphaCircuit [Batman25JM] *check out buckaroo bonsai across the 8th direction, I believe is the full title. Jeff goldblum is in it, as a overly dressed cowboy who is a brain surgeon and rockstar and he helps save the world from aliens. And that’s 5% of the movie.*
Nah. I think Samurai Cop is the best
Yes Dan!!!! The Final Destination movies are a rainy day treat or “I can’t sleep. What’s on tv?” Awesome film.
The Happening is fantastic too.
lyn baker What?! No!
Just before Dan said Alicia Silverstone I’m Clueless, I thought for mine, Paul Rudd in Clueless (and yes, it’s still there) :)
Earth Girls are Easy is one of my favorite bad movie party movies.
Sublime biopic
MotU had budget issues. I want to say that the He-Man doc on Netflix touches on it, but the audio commentary on the DVD covers it as well. 30-something me is a lot more understanding than 4-year-old me was, and I probably watch the movie once a year.
Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Super Mario Bros are my other go-to “bad” films. The nostalgia helps.
Perfect moment between Spencer & Dan at 18:28 if anyone cares anymore :D
Thanks, Dan. Now I have "Ecstasy of Gold" stuck in my head.
I swear, every time they cut to that camera on Dan, that white-yellow square above his right shoulder makes me think theres something on my monitor with that single black mark on it.
Dan didn't do the heart tap at the end! What the hell man?!! My whole world is unravelling now! This is all YOUR DOING!
so they couldn't make it live today?
Good review of Best of the Worst!
Bad horror films take the cake for me, like Demonic Toys and Thankskilling top my list. Then you get those films that are either a love it or hate it kind of film, the Super Mario Bros movie is a classic i love to watch while others say they hate it.
I don't know how cheaply Upgrade was made for but that was high quality & low budget
I find it easier to have a TV crush than a movie crush. Probably because you spend more time getting to know the character and their likes and dislikes
They were made out of order originally, Good 3rd, Fistfull 1st, For a Few 2nd.
Don't think Taye Diggs was in Baby Boy...you're thinking of Tyrese. Or Ving Rhames.
I didn't see "Titanic" until 2011. "How to Train Your Dragon," and "Kung Fu Panda" are excellent movies - very enjoyable.
So, I watched Miami Connection on Friday night and now I can’t get that song Against the Ninja out of my head. It’s that damn band again!
As a huge Skinny Puppy fan I really wanted to love Repo the Genetic Opera
I 'm 34 and love The Artist and love silent movies, my 17 year old niece hated The Artist
Sorry to say but people like what people like. I haven't seen it but The Artist is pretty good from what I understand.
my first movie crush was cameron diaz from the mask as well Spencer
TOS: Spock’s Brain was totally like these movies. It’s just so goofy, dumb and ridiculous, you end up loving it.
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier kinda felt like this in some parts, but I do find it to be a legitimately enjoyable movie.
I liked seeing Star Trek V, but it's not a well written movie. And "Sybok"... it was a vanity project for William Shatner, mostly.
SJU Festivus. I gotta lotta problems with...
Princess Leia with those earmuffs......hawt. Saw SW at the drive in and was in love with that tough girl
I'm very surprised Dan hasn't seen The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It's one of the establishing films for me. It's made me into the film-goer I am today. Strangely coincidentally one of my first crushes was Claudia Cardinale in Once Upon a Time in the West.
wasn't mid90s a micro buget film and it was well received
The fact that Gene Simmons hasn't made an over the top biopic of himself yet is actually mind boggling. Never thought of that before, but there should be one for Gene for sure.. I personally would go with Nikki Sixx, but we're more or less getting that soon with "The Dirt"
My significant other likes a lot of movies that I think/ heard are terrible. She and her sister once had me watch Grown UPS with them.
I think it's the difference between incompetence and ineptness.
I'm not wired for bad movies, but I do have a fascination with Repo: The Genetic Opera. It looks so good (but the actual songs are... less so).
Good intentions and bad choices. A sure fire way to get a good "bad" movie.
Dan, I have heard that Casey Kasem outtake it is so funny. The moment you said “get Don on the phone” I know exactly what u Meant.
wish Danielle was on the panel for these questions
The young guns thing was you guys on SJN 😅😅
Every time we spend the night at my father's he and my step mom try to get my wife and I to watch Hallmark movies that are "just amazing"...
They cancelled American Vandal?! What a darn shame! I have been wanting someone to finish season 2 so I can bring up a point I don't think has been addressed by most
I need to know what they were saying that they didn’t want streamed
Jango requested an unaltered clone... a Mini Me, if you will.
Dan has never seen the good, the bad and the ugly!? WTF! He will loooove that! It would be great if when he finally watches it he makes a review.
I would say Black Dynamite, but I think it's one of those movies that the makers are in on the joke.
They definitely were, which makes it hard to call bad, as it's exactly what they set out to make.
It is amazing though, and I got to see it when it came out in this little hole in the wall cinema that had been in this strip mall since the 70's and never updated. It was perfect!
Calcifer Boheme,
there was reportedly a sequel that was SUPPOSED to be released this year. There's still time, I guess....
I agree. Basically the film is a latter -day version of "I'm gonna get you, sucka." Both movies are just plain awesome.
Oh man, also, as far as bad movies go, Watch Over Us is tops! On Amazon Prime, and is totally worth it
Roxy has zero f's to give and I'm here for all of that!
Ed Wood is the OG of so bad it's good.
I only got interested in films outside of superhero ones around 2015 so there's a lot of big films that ive never watched that i know are must-watch for film lovers
Like i just watched Atonement, Edward Scissorhands, and Role Models. The week before it was Footloose, Ex Machina, and Adventureland.
Every time I see Roxy I remember how much of a masterpiece Phantom Thread is!!
Travis Spazz Ahhh! That’s what she says at 13:00. I thought she was saying “Fandom” something, and wanted to know what she was talking about that all the guys obviously disagreed with 😂
For me best bad movie that was awesome is Kung Fury, it would also qualify for micro-budget, I don't know if it would count though. And my first movie crush, princess Leia Organa, Carrie Fisher in Star Wars is perfection, I was 7 back then. Molly Ringwald would be a close second.
On one hand, I like their frank conversation not shaming each other for the movies they haven't seen. However, I want to shame Dan for not having seen Firefly and Serenity.
Spencer is correct it is the start of 🕷 spider season. My dad works for Terminx and he is getting more 🕷 jobs. Because spiders can’t handle the cold and are seeking warm places.
What! MK is not a good bad movie! It's just a good movie!
"Mortal Kombaaaaaaaat!!" [enter Oliver Adams song!] x'))
Roxy makes everything better.
I love Repo! I got some of the songs on my phone.