Weird Ass Movies #2 - Rumplestiltskin (1995)

Weird Ass Movies: Episode #4 - Blown Away

This episode, the Buds are talkin' about an underrated weirdo blockbuster: BLOWN AWAY (1994). The accents are bad, the plotting is over the top and the explosions even moreso. Come hear Harv and Stilts break it all down for you.Join the Shrugbuds for WEIRD ASS MOVIES! Every episode, your animated hosts Harvey and Stiltskin discuss films that are totally weird ass: from b-movies to Hollywood blockbusters to outsider art.

Weird Ass Movies: Episode #3 - Genius Movies

This episode is all about "Genius Movies" - an oft-overlooked sub-genre of 90's movies all about people who are just too dang smart for the rest of us dum-dums. Harvey and Stiltskin discuss POWDER (1995), PHENOMENON (1996) and K-PAX (2001).Join the Shrugbuds for WEIRD ASS MOVIES! Every episode, your animated hosts Harvey and Stiltskin discuss films that are totally weird ass: from b-movies to Hollywood blockbusters to outsider art.

Weird Ass Movies #2 - Rumplestiltskin (1995)

This time it's personal. Harvey and Stiltskin dig into Rumplestiltskin (1995), a bizarre fairy tale horror that hits a little too close to home for one of our hosts. Plus, the Buds dig into an unexpected connection between this movie and Wacky Races.So join the Shrugbuds for WEIRD ASS MOVIES! Every episode, your animated hosts Harvey and Stiltskin discuss films that are totally weird ass: from b-movies to Hollywood blockbusters to outsider art.

Weird Ass Movies #1 - The Hot Chick (2002)

It’s 2002. Rob Schneider is a teen girl. The jokes are problematic. Why did we start the podcast with this? No idea. But here we are. Harvey and Stiltskin unpack the weirdest moments, interrogate the cinematic legacy of Rob Schneider, and maybe learn a little something along the way. (They don’t.)This is the first episode of the brand new podcast from the Shrugbuds: WEIRD ASS MOVIES! Every episode, your animated hosts Harvey and Stiltskin discuss films that are totally weird ass: from b-movies to Hollywood blockbusters to outsider art.