Stu’s always asking if we’d like to play a game, so it was probably only a matter of time before he’d turn to the topic of Saw. He recently ran the series, and wants to talk to Dan and Elliott about it. And what would any Saw-related media be without a twist? In this case, a radical shift in the episode after the ads. We hope you enjoy!
In honor of Housebroken, the TV show that’s kindly employed Mr. Elliott Kalan for part of this lousy quarantine (premiering 5/31 on Fox), Elliott quizzes the others about their preferences, to determine Dan and Stu’s perfect pop culture pets
Editor of ScreenCrush, Matt Singer stops by The Flop House, and weirdly, he didn’t want to talk about Gymkata. Instead, he forced us to experience North, the movie that Roger Ebert hated SO much that he named his book of bad movies after his review.
For our Max Fun Drive-ending mini, Stu collected some of your most burning questions, and we did our best to answer. Things get VERY silly.
Dan the game-master is back with another of his infernal quizzes — this one focused on the delightful trash-heap that is Tubi.
From the dawn of time, humankind has dreamed of watching a giant lizard wrestle a big ape. Well, now humankind has Godzilla vs. Kong. Did it live up to our dreams? We enlisted the creator of Kaijumax, Zander Cannon, to help untangle our thoughts, as we spin along on this hollow Earth.
Stuart tells us about the Hitman video games and the associated movies. At least, we think that’s what this one is about. Honestly, it takes us a while to stay on topic.
The prophecy has been fulfilled. The Flop House got to sit down and discuss a bad movie with the godfather of “bad movie comedy” as a genre, Joel Hodgson, as well as Matt McGinnis, who works with Joel on a little show you may know as Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return — and they would like to return AGAIN — this time beholden to no network — so please check out their just-announced Kickstarter for all-new episodes of MST3K! …but also please enjoy us trying to puzzle our way through the truly puzzling “mod superspy becomes caveman-styled new messiah” movie, The Final Programme.
