Take a trip back to 2003 with this year's Razzie-winner, Madame Web. We get to the bottom of the Sony Spider-Man Universe before a second half where we decide if this was really worse than Joker 2 and Megalopolis.

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We're back with our 2024 preview show as we make our predictions for this year's Golden Raspberry Awards!

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We tackle the film that needs no introduction, It's Pat.

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It's been a long time coming but we tackle the most anticipated film in WWF history, Jason Reitman's Saturday Night. Listen in for our review of a film we've been following since day one, giving our verdict on the performers and discussing the precise complexion of Milton Berle's penis.

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We're back with the long-delayed forfeit episode as we cover The Number 23.

Then stay tuned for the second half where we catch up with some old favourites, including a review from the Cruise Askew.

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Another Razzie-winner is crowned and we're back with another episode. It's the silly old bear but not like you've ever seen him before, with Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey!

Then stay tuned for a second half where we cover the rest of the awards, discuss the return of the online ceremony and coin the phrase "Pyjama Cameo".

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It's an incredibly special episode this week as we interview John Wilson, the founder of the Razzies.

Join us for a chat as we speak about how the Golden Raspberry Awards grew from John's living room to an organisation known (and feared) across the globe. You'll hear incredibly anecdotes from throughout Razzie history, the official criteria for what makes a film Razzie-worthy and what comes bottom of John's own worst films ranking.

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It's time for our 2023 Razzie predictions so tune in for a first half where we humiliate ourselves by getting everything wrong and then a second half where we react to the nominations and make our guesses about who will take home this year's coveted Golden Raspberry.

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