New Year. New Wheel. On this special episode comic books artist Freddie T. Williams the 3rd returns to the mean streets of Milwaukee to tempt his fate once more by spinning the wheel to select a random tape or dvd to watch.

Mike, Jay and Rich Evans face their greatest challenge to date: After Last Season. A DVD movie that has been looming over them like the specter of death lusting after a terminally ill cancer patient.

We have an overwhelming amount of VHS and DVDs in our studio, but instead of sift through those to help get rid of some of our library, we decided to watch three new movies that are only available on streaming.

It's thyme for another Best of the Girth. In this episode, the gang watches three movies that will hopefully not get flagged by youtube's nonsensical bot system. Hooray.

Called the most unhinged Wheel of the Worst to date by film critic Pauline Kael, this is the 25th episode of Wheel of the Worst.

It's Best of the Worst. This time it's Canada vs. the US. Back in Action: Roddy Pipper, Billy Blanks, sister drama. Enemy Territory, Carpenter-style. Insurance guy stuck in grim building with Ray Parker Jr., who did the Ghostbusters theme.

The gang is back. The wheel must be spun three times to select videos for these men to watch. This is the 26th time we've spun the wheel and this time it's no less embarrassing. Heavens help them.

Happy Halloween, idiots. It's the Halloween episode of Best of the Worst. That time of year where the group drinks and makes fun of awful movies. So basically like any normal episode, but these episodes use spooky music so it's different.

Best of the Worst is BACK. After an embarrassing Halloween booze fest, we decide to stack up the old black spine tapes and play a game of Junka(TM). Heaven and help us!. This time legendary Hollyweird celebrity Milwaukee Culkin appears.

In this latest installment of the popular series "Best of the Worst", the boys delve into the 2017 hit film "Wish Upon".

Ho Ho Ho it's time for a Christmas episode of Best of the Blurst. This year, we leave our choices to chance with Santa dropping coal down the ol' Plinketto board to randomly select movies for us to watch.