This week on The Worst Movie Podcast, Ade and Aaron hit pause on watching movies and open the mailbag for a year-end Q&A. They touch on how the podcast got started, reflect on their favorite disasters so far, and give a sneak peek at what’s coming next. Because if this Q&A taught us anything, it’s that watching terrible movies is easy—explaining why you keep doing it is the hard part. Send us a text
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This week on The Worst Movie Podcast, Ade and Aaron hit pause on watching movies and open the mailbag for a year-end Q&A. They touch on how the podcast got started, reflect on their favorite disasters so far, and give a sneak peek at what’s coming next. Because if this Q&A taught us anything, it’s that watching terrible movies is easy—explaining why you keep doing it is the hard part. Send us a text
Striptease (The One Where Demi Moore Was Paid a Lot of Money)
The Worst Movie Podcast
50 minutes
1 month ago
Striptease (The One Where Demi Moore Was Paid a Lot of Money)
This week on The Worst Movie Podcast, Ade and Aaron slide into the sun-bleached, Florida-fried madness of Striptease (1996) — the political-strip-club crime caper that paid Demi Moore a record-breaking salary to anchor a movie that can’t decide if it’s political satire or a sexy crime thriller. Featuring Burt Reynolds caked in Vaseline, and Ving Rhames wielding a cordless drill, it’s a film that turns Hiaasen’s dark comedy into pure, neon-tinted chaos. Grab your lint trap, queue up some Annie...
The Worst Movie Podcast
This week on The Worst Movie Podcast, Ade and Aaron hit pause on watching movies and open the mailbag for a year-end Q&A. They touch on how the podcast got started, reflect on their favorite disasters so far, and give a sneak peek at what’s coming next. Because if this Q&A taught us anything, it’s that watching terrible movies is easy—explaining why you keep doing it is the hard part. Send us a text
