In this episode of *Netflix vs. Cinema*, Tosin and Holly dive deep into the glorious abyss of cinematic misfires, sharing their hilarious, irreverent, and sometimes shocking takes on the worst films ever made—and why we can't look away.But it’s not just trash talking.
You'll discover why *Hacks* season five is a masterclass in sharp comedy, how *Doc* unexpectedly becomes a feel-good hero in medical storytelling, and the surprisingly rich storytelling behind *Margot's Got Money Troubles*. Plus, a wild ride through documentaries about Michael Jackson and the questionable joys of low-budget cinema, where every frame screams "I know I’m bad, and I love it."
Holly even shreds through her guilty pleasures, revealing her guilty obsession with *Slaxx* (killer jeans and Bollywood dance-offs included) and *Troll* (with a history of questionable sequels and green food 'turning people into trolls').
This episode contains a celebration of everything in cinema that’s so bad it’s brilliant—an ode to the courage of filmmakers who embrace their flaws in the most hilarious ways. With a dash of personal stories, detailed breakdowns, and a healthy dose of nostalgia, Tosin and Holly remind us that sometimes, the worst movies teach us the most about ourselves—and about how deeply we love film, in all its crazy forms.Whether you’re a cinephile craving obscure gem debates or just in need of some side-splitting, off-the-rails banter, this episode will leave you laughing, curious, and maybe even inspired to seek out that hidden “so bad it’s good” masterpiece. Hit play now and find out why embracing the terrible is just as vital as chasing the greatness.
Holly Nesling