Have you ever seen a movie so bad that you decide you had to show all your friends and loved ones so they can experience the same negative experience that you have suffered through. Comedians JP Fournier and Shawn Gramiak have taken sharing cinematic nasties to a whole new level. Each week they and their guest choose a movie for the other to watch, exploring the dark, scary, confusing, and sometimes pathetic world of bad movies. They are The Movie Jerks.
This week comedian Carina Morton picks Romantic Comedies as the topic for Mystery Movie Watch. That movie turns out to be the one and only "Zapped!" 1982, sex comedy with Scott Baio. Due to some frequency issues, we ended up loosing the introduction but luckily out lovely dissecting of this film is here for everyone's listening pleasures.
Michael Fulton takes on the Movie Challenge, asking to supply 20 Science Fiction Comedies. Will the pick be enough to wake our dumb asses up during this early Sunday morning recording?
Two more Adam Sandler films and no Gramiak! Emily Burden joins Jean Paul Fournier and Gramiak's fill in Dallas Friesen to try and defend her love of "50 First Dates" and "Just Go With It"
Holden Daniels is back on the show, this time taking the on the Mystery Movie Challenge. He chose "Critically Acclaimed Box Office Bombs".
Liam Leroux is back again with vengeance... or at least with the hankering to watch a film with 1 or many Cyborgs in it. Liam agrees to take on The Movie Jerks' "Mystery Movie Challenge" and ends up watching something he might have never seen.
Matt Alaeddine requested The Movie Jerks watch 2 specific favorite films, Canada's own "The Peanut Butter Solution" and the independent comedy "Never Been Thawed". Joyously both films are beyond bizarre.
Galen WE Pendleton takes on the Mystery Movie Challenge, choosing Found Footage as his topic. Oh and JP Fournier and Shawn Gramiak were there too.
We are joined by Tom Brent from "Tomb and the Dead Language" who asked us to watch "Boyhood" a film that took 12 years to film, so in return we asked him to watch "Victoria" a film that literally was filmed in 2 and a half hours (might have been the third take, but still...). We also feature Mitch Malloy as the artist of the month, who was a member of Van Halen for a short period and wrote this song during that time.
Ken Hicks is our latest contestant in the mystery movie challenge. He picked 80s action films as his genre and we go from there.
After a failed attempt to watch a Bollywood's version of Tommy Wiseau, Winston Herbert, Gramiak and JP all decided to take a chance on a Turkish Scifi parody. Was the gamble worth it?
