Bad Taste Video Podcast

Bad Taste Video Podcast is a loud, loose cult-film show centered on horror that lived on video shelves, late-night cable, and the stranger corners of genre memory. Its sweet spot is the place where low-budget invention, questionable taste, practical effects, franchise sprawl, and nostalgia all collide. Mike and Grizz talk like people who have been circling these movies for years. The result is not polished critic-table analysis. It is faster, warmer, and more chaotic. A movie can be mocked for its clumsy setup and then praised seconds later for a great prop, a wild kill, a strange performance, or a bit of mythology that somehow sticks. Recent episodes move through Shock 'Em Dead, Screen Kill, Leprechaun in the Hood, Fatal Images, Puppet Master, Feeders 2, and broad late-90s and early-90s horror lists. That range tells the story. The show is not only chasing classics. It is chasing texture: video-store staples, direct-to-video sequels, slasher leftovers, killer-camera premises, tiny-budget monster movies, and the moment when Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer changed the room. Guests bring extra lanes. Jerry Meehan helps turn 90s horror into a ranking argument full of personal memory and franchise takes. E.K. Wimmer brings Laser Graves Podcast energy into Full Moon and Polonia conversations, where Puppet Master and Feeders 2 get treated as both ridiculous and oddly important. The best parts often happen in the detours. A discussion of Halloween can become a pitch for a Paul Rudd continuation. A practical-effects tangent can turn into a debate over whether a movie is secretly better than expected. A throwaway comparison to Goosebumps or USA Up All Night can do more work than a formal review paragraph. Bad Taste Video Podcast suits listeners who like cult cinema discussed by fans who can laugh at the mess without flattening the movie into a joke. It is blunt, reference-heavy, and proudly informal. Under the noise, though, there is real curiosity about why these films linger.