In this episode, the Mullets are wiped from birthdays and holidays and trips to the cinema, but still have to charge on and recap a wretched movie with bad CGI sharks, Quint impersonators and Brooke Hogan puns
In this episode, the Mullets welcome their daughter before her 8th birthday and try not to destroy her opinions on a bad 2000s animated movie. This is cute, smelly, profane, insightful and funny all at once.
In this episode, the Mullet quickly praise an awful B-movie on the beach before gushing over last year’s turtle powered instant classic. Get ready for hypothetical mutations, teenage lingo and 4 Non Blondes hate.
In this episode, the Mullets have a message of hope after a difficult 48 hours before getting a running start on a comedy classic by discussing pieces of shit, sponsorships, the charm of Sandler and quotes for days.
In this episode, the Mullets end spooky season with a whimper via another cheap bad movie from the bargain bin. They thankfully save the day by discussing alligators, unboxing cults and Strangers Things on their butts.
In this episode, the Mullets recap 4DX Beetlejuice Beetlejuice before finally concluding Peter Jackson’s second epic saga. They discuss more giant creatures, more annoying characters and more Legolas hate.
In this episode, the Mullets return to Middle Earth for the start of another trilogy…for better or worse. Uncanny CGI, interchangeable dwarves and leaders with no charisma all come up as we figure out keeping it short.
In this episode, the Mullets introduce their new, but similar, structure. It’s a struggle when you have to discuss wild covers, bad facial expressions, giant mouths, lightning shooting out of your fingers and hot air balloons.
In this episode, the Mullets continue their rough stretch of work and life, but still manage to discuss strip club rules, the horrors of the Iraq War, strip club food, the packed year of 2007 and strip clubs with a lot going on.
In this episode, the Mullets move to a new day after a busy couple of weeks before finally crapping all over a terrible discount animated movie with offensive stereotypes, cloying songs and Toy Story aspirations.
In this episode, the Mullets are wiped from a stressful and painful week. They rise to the occasion, however, and discuss books from their childhood, the 90s attitude in children and the price of groceries.
It’s that time once again! The Mullets unveil their nominees for the best and the worst and everything in between for the films they watched for the podcast in 2021. It’s up to you to decide the winners!
In this episode, the Mullets went back to theaters finally and have some thoughts before watching their first Pick ‘Em Off movie. Can Emilio write and direct? Could William H Macy score? How bad was the year 2006?
In this episode, the Mullets watch another all-time AFI movie and see if it holds up. There are so many questions to answer about men in the 40s, women going to jail and the movie itself in the form of a pop quiz.
In this episode, the Mullets are stressed because it’s the world right now, so they got some laughs in this week while discussing Ben Stiller’s genius stupidity, Robert Downey Jr’s lines and Jack Black’s problem.
In this episode, the Mullets recap the modern voyages of the Enterprise while diagnosing villain problems, dishing on oodles and oodles of charisma and wonder about sex with a tail. Get ready to warp!
In this episode, the Mullets hang with the heroes in a half shell across the gritty, the silly, the Japanese and the animated. Who gets more flack: the bad Corey, Rob Van Winkle or Buffy? What a start to 2020!
