2022 was a great year for the horror, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t disappointments in the mix; we’ve got a list of the worst.
EPISODE SUMMARY
In one year, we will watch over one hundred movies for our humble little podcast. Of those, about half of them will be brand spanking new. When watching that many movies, most of them will fall in the middle. But there are a few that will stick with us forever. Here are our least favorite movies of 2022.
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Even as viewing habits have changed, a great movie poster will always stand out. The latest poster for Scream VI is creative and fun while also looking like minimal effort was put into it. We also talk about any hidden meanings in the poster. This past week also saw the death of exploitation legend Ruggero Deodato. Best known for the infamous Cannibal Holocaust, he made a mark on genre cinema that will last forever.
Before we discuss our least favorite movies of the year, here is a bit of a disclaimer.
We love indie cinema and think people should make an effort to watch more. It is easier now than ever before to take a chance on a filmmaker you have never heard of. That being said, even when people put their best foot forward, it does not mean they will always avoid stepping in crap.
Our least favorite films of the year are from around the world. Horror, science fiction, and even a documentary made the list. We talk about awful protagonists and movies that can ruin an entire weekend. There are movies that are visually impressive and stories that are tone-deaf. We even talk about a pair of horror icons.
So what tops our “Worst of 22” list? Tune in to find out!
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:
In case you think we nothing but haters, on our last episode, we discussed a couple of highlights of 2022. It’s a great episode you don’t want to miss, as there are quite a few genre gems released last year that flew under the radar and deserve attention.
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