Worst Scene / Best Scene

Worst Scene Awards Season begins as your generally well liked co-hosts compare the worst scene in The Substance, Coralie Fargeat's wonderful film about using very strong drugs to birth a perfected version of your younger self out of your back vs the best scene in Striptease, one of the better movies about being a stripper to come out in 1996.

Worst Scene / Best Scene returns just in time for George's birthday with a tribute to David Lynch. Listen along as Richard and George put the worse scene in Blue Velvet (is there even a worse scene in Blue Velvet?) up against the best scene in Lost Highway. Joined by special guest host, Frank Booth.

The Worst Scene / Best Scene holidays continue with a look at the worst scene in new Christmas classic, the Holdovers vs the best scene in what Richard ranks as the 357th best movie to ever be set in San Francisco, Four Christmases. Your beloved hosts are joined by also beloved fan favorite guest host, Jamie Milliken.

After a seven month hiatus fueled almost entirely by greed and laziness, George and Richard return with their first episode of a new season of Worst Scene. Feel the adventure. Taste the entertainment. In this episode they choose the worst scene from Violent Night, possibly the best movie ever made about Santa Claus killing people (for good reasons) vs Silent Night, Deadly Night, definitely the worst movie ever made about Santa Clause killing people (for bad reasons).

Worst Scene Awards Season comes to a close as we compare the worst scene in Banshees of Inisherin, Martin McDonagh's wonderful film about two (former) friends vs the best scene in Leprechaun, a movie that in retrospect feels vaguely offensive for us to use as the bad film in this pairing. Amanda Stern (writer and star) and Stephen Carlile (star) from the marvelous film "Perfectly Good Moment" guest host alongside the two usual scamps you've come to know and tolerate.