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Erotic Thriller month comes to a sexy conclusion as we compare the worst scene in 1992's Basic Instinct, the greatest film ever made about Wayne Knight being in the same room with a woman not wearing any underwear vs the best scene in 1995's Jade, a movie that would have been greatly improved if it included a scene with Wayne Knight in the same room with a woman not wearing any underwear. Director Lauren Greenhall joins to discuss both films as well as talk about her own truly great film, Perfectly Good Moment.

Erotic Thriller month continues as we compare the worst scene in 1981's Body Heat, exactly the sort of sexy noir film you'd expect from the man who'd just written The Empire Strikes Back and Raiders of the Lost Ark vs the best scene in 1994's Color of Night, a film that really puts the "willy" in the name Bruce Willis. Comedian Aviva Siegel joins the usual idiots who host this show.

Worst Scene returns with a special double length Valentine's Day Episode to kick-off Erotic Thriller Month: we discuss the worst scene in 9 1/2 Weeks vs the best scene in 50 Shades of Grey. Are either of these films any good? Will Richard and George faint from embarrassment while discussing them? Who is sexier, young hot Mickey Rourke or bland bdsm businessman Jamie Dornan (Should have been named Boreman, am I right?)? Only one way to find out.

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Thanksgiving isn't over until we say it's over so join the Worst Scene family as we discuss the scenes we're least thankful for from Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, the best Thanksgiving film ever made vs the scenes we're most thankful for from Dutch, a movie that makes Richard almost wish that Ed O'Neill was a washed up shoe salesman who never got the chance to become an actor and whose high school glory days are long behind him.

In this 71st episode Richard and George acknowledge the 1st and only day of Novembula by comparing the worst scene in Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive, a great film film about a vampire who is basically just a chilled out entertainer vs the best scene in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, a not-as-great-film that explores what it would be like if vampires were the X-Men.

In this 70th episode we celebrate the 4th day of Octobula by comparing the worst scene in Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark, the dirtiest, meanest vampire film ever made vs the best scene in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1, a movie that continues the series' exploration of how werewolves of the Pacific Northwest hide thousands of pairs of shorts in caches throughout the woods to ensure there's always a pair nearby to help maintain their modesty post wolf out, just as any good Mormon would.

In our 69th episode and 3rd edition of Octobula we compare the worst scene in 2014's What We Do in The Shadows vs the best scene in 2010's The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Do Hippos need toothbrushes? Do Werewolves have dog dicks? Get answers to all these questions and more. Hosted by two time Emmy winner George Sukara, alongside Tony nominee Richard Something.

In this 68th episode of Worst Scene we return for our second edition of Octobula by comparing the worst scene in 1985's Fright Night, a film about the number one sexiest vampire of all time vs 2009's The Twilight Saga: New Moon, a film about the number four sexiest vampire of all time.

In this 67th episode of Worst Scene we kick off Octobula by comparing the worst scene in 1987's The Lost Boys, the first movie to truly teach us how incredibly sexy Kiefer Sutherland can be vs the best scene in 2008's Twilight, the first film since Nosferatu to capture just how much vampires love baseball.

In this 66th episode of Worst Scene, we compare the worst scene in Michael Mann's brilliant 1995 film Heat (starring Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino) to 2008's Righteous Kill, a "film" (starring Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino) that was directed by the devil himself in an attempt to frustrate and kill God.

In this 65th episode of Worst Scene, we return to the world of big metal birds with bombs strapped to them as we put the worst scene in 2022's Top Gun Maverick, a movie that deserves every ounce of success it's so far received, up against the best scene in 1988's Iron Eagle 2, a film that enabled the mob bosses who funded it to successfully launder millions of dollars.

In this 64th episode of Worst Scene, we look at two movies about jumping into a big plane and flying around as we pit the worst scene in 1986's Top Gun, a movie that makes flying for the Navy look cool and badass vs the best scene in 1986's Iron Eagle, a movie that makes flying for the Air Force look like the B plot in a particularly bad episode of the A-Team.

In this 63rd episode of Worst Scene, we look at two movies about rich old pervs who offer to pay lots of money to sleep with gfs, wives, and fiancées: we compare the worst scene in 1992's Honeymoon in Vegas, starring James Caan as a rich old perv vs the best scene in 1993's Indecent Proposal, starring Robert Redford as a rich old perv.

In this 62nd episode of Worst Scene, George and Richard discuss two movies named after locations in San Francisco, putting the worst scene of The Rock, starring Sean Connery in arguably the best James Bond film of the 1990s vs the best scene in The Presidio, starring Sean Connery in arguably the worst film about diamond smuggling military crime rings of the 1980s. This episode also includes the first – and definitely not last – edition of the Xander Experience.

In our 61st episode of Worst Scene we look at two movies about alternate lives and universes, comparing the worst scene in Everything Everywhere All at Once, one of the most spectacular films of the last decade vs the best scene in Cloud Atlas, a movie that definitely exists, for better or worse.

In our 60th episode of Worst Scene we look at two movies about King Rs: King Richard, a movie about how a driven, charming lunatic raised the two greatest tennis players of all time vs King Ralph, a movie that exists and stars a deeply charming man who no reasonable person could object to having as their king.

In the most special episode of Worst Scene yet, George and Richard are joined by Director Steve De Jarnatt as they discuss the worst scene in his brilliant 1988 film Miracle Mile vs the best scene in 1985's Gotcha!, the film which literally inspired the Gotcha! The Sport! video game for NES. George's brother Dan also guest stars in his recurring role as George's brother Dan.

This 58th episode finds our heroes discussing the worst scene in George Miller's 2015 magnum opus Mad Max: Fury Road vs the best scene in Paul WS "not Thomas" Anderson's almost passable effort at making a mildly entertaining movie, 2008's Death Race. Guest hosted by Drew Richards, who won a Worst Scene Guest Host prize from the New York State Lottery. You know the saying: Scratch off three mics in a row? You'll be guest hosting our show.

In today's episode George and Richard discuss the worst scene in 1967's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, starring the great Sidney Poitier at his peak (alongside Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, who are no slouches) vs the best scene in 2005's Guess Who, a trite but watchable reimagining that could not feel more like it was made in 2005 if it tried.