Best of the Worst Season 2
Mike, Jay, Rich and the rest of the Red Letter Media crew brave some of the worst movies ever created by man.
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Best of the Worst Season 2 Full Episode Guide
This time, the group actually gets around to talking in depth about the ill-fated 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special.
The group gets around to talking in depth about the ill-fated 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special.
Special Guest star Freddie Williams II joins us on this episode of Wheel of the Worst!
It’s a spooky new Halloween themed Best of the Worst. What horrifying films await the group? Who will survive and what will be left of them?
Rawr! The gang revisits some forgotten 90s dinosaur movies!
Oh no! The Wheel of the Worst is back! This time, the gang is joined by their Canadian friends to suffer with.
Holy shit! Look out! It’s animals and they are attacking. Rich Mike, Jessi, Jack, and I guess Jay watch three amazing attacking animal movies. Get the fuck ready for 50 minutes of non-medy.
It’s Best of the Worst’s very first “Battle of the Genres!” In this episode, the group takes an action movie, a horror movie, and a sci-fi movie and pits them against each other to see which shitty movie gets it done the closest to what its genre should be.
It’s the US vs Canada as the group suffers through three forgotten action films from the late 80s, culminating with Killing American Style – the long-lost film from Samurai Cop director Amir Shervan.
The Wheel of the Worst is back! Unfortunately.
Holy shit! It’s a new Best of the Worst featuring ninja movies, a special guest star, AND a NEW torture device for the modern age…the Choose n’ Lose!
Superhero movies don’t seem to be going away anytime soon. Let’s take a look back at the awkward years of comic book characters being brought to the silver screen with three notorious comic adaptation failures, including the famous, never-officially-released Fantastic Four movie produced by Roger Corman.
It’s back! The Wheel of the Worst returns with a new collection of tapes. What will fate pick for our intrepid heroes this time? Shoji Tobuchi? Dancing Grandmas? Whatever it picks, nobody will be happy.
The gang watches three 80′s sci-fi movies and discover, to their horror, that one is a comedy. Jay commits suicide live in the video. Rich Evans dies of a heart attack. Mike survives the viewing with mild PTSD and a hangover and Josh learns the magic of Christmas.
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