The Porn Critic
The Porn Critic
Hosted by: Porn Critic
Comedy reviews of the worst and most bizarre adult films available, by a character called the Porn Critic, who tends to focus on the acting bits rather than the actual sex! Who knew continuity errors and bad dialogue could lead to chronic flaccidity?
Movie Dorkness
Movie Dorkness
Hosted by: Sofie Liv
It's the show formerly known as Red Suitcase Adventues! Join Sofie Liv, a nice Dane (who may not be as negative as everyone else!) as she dissects pop culture phenomena to explore both the good and bad in popular films.
The Film Renegado
The Film Renegado
Hosted by: Film Renegado
Coming to you from south of the border, it's the Film Renegado! A civil engineer with a cinephile complex, the Film Renegado uses movies made in Mexico or by Mexican directors to share bits from his country's culture, past and present. You will both learn and be entertained! How cool is that?
Minority Report Reviews
Minority Report Reviews
Hosted by: Tom Marriott
Minority Report Reviews is where often slated or just plain forgotten films and TV shows come for an ego boost. Focusing primarily on unloved sequels, your host Tom Marriott takes questions from the general public to showcase the positives in these films. Love it or hate it, this is the show where you can have your say and see a guilty pleasure defended by the host with the most... strange tastes.
Good Bad Flicks
Good Bad Flicks
Hosted by: Cecil Trachenburg
Good Bad Flicks is a show not only dedicated to rare movies, but also forgotten classics and misunderstood box office bombs. Your host Cecil takes you through each movie, discussing the promotional materials, and taking a look at what went on behind the scenes. With a healthy dose of Irish sarcasm, he throws a few jabs at even his most cherished favorites.
The Graphic Novel Picture Show
The Graphic Novel Picture Show
Hosted by: Solkir
Your host Solkir presents The Graphic Novel Picture Show, a retrospective of the history of comic book movies!
Joshua the Anarchist
Joshua the Anarchist
Hosted by: Joshua Bell
Charged with the crime of liking Batman & Robin, Joshua the Anarchist has been declared insane and committed to Arkham Asylum. Locked away in a padded cell, he'll endure movie after movie as doctors attempt to "treat" him. He may not have gone in a madman, but he soon will be.
PGSM Summaries
PGSM Summaries
Hosted by: Nycea
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (PGSM for short) is a hilarious live-action retelling of the Sailor Moon story. On this show, your host Nycea summarizes and riffs on this gloriously bad series—one episode at a time.
Tom's Retrophilia
Tom's Retrophilia
Hosted by: Thomas Stockel
Friday Night Fright Flicks
Friday Night Fright Flicks
Hosted by: Count Jackula & Horror Guru
Welcome, fright knights, to Friday Night Fright Flicks! Join your hosts Count Jackula and the Horror Guru as they stumble their way through current horror releases, letting you know which ones are worth the price of admission.
Stuff You Like
Stuff You Like
Hosted by: Sursum Ursa
Stuff You Like is an original show where redhead Sursum Ursa waxes enthusiastic about movies, TV shows, and anything else that comes to mind! Expect singing, snarky subtitles, random pictures she finds on the internet, and lots of fangirling!
The Movie Skewer
The Movie Skewer
Hosted by: Team Agony Booth
From the makers of the Agony Booth™ comes The Movie Skewer, where terrible movies are roasted over an open flame for your enjoyment. Watch the very first online review/recap series that’s too much for one host to handle!
The Examined Life (of Gaming)
The Examined Life (of Gaming)
Hosted by: Roland Thompson
Just when video games were getting good, the late '90s and early '00s came along. The Examined Life (of Gaming) dares to delve into the good, the bad, and the value-priced games of this dark period, and sometimes we find something worth playing!
Mr. Mendo's Hack Attack
Mr. Mendo's Hack Attack
Hosted by: Michael A. Novelli
Need a healthy dose of cynicism from a guy whose face you can barely see? Then Mr. Mendo’s your man! Whether a movie suffers from Hype Backlash, Intellectual Dishonesty, or is just Complete Shit, Mr. Mendo is there. Mr. Mendo wasn‘t raised in this country, so he takes nothing for granted: if something ain‘t right, he’ll nose it out. So join him as he takes on Oscar winners and legendary flops alike in front of a blanket suspended between his couch and recliner!
Reel vs. Reel
Reel vs. Reel
Hosted by: Animated Heroine
Animation isn't just for kids; it's also for adults who never learned how to grow up. In Reel vs. Reel, the Animated Heroine looks at two similar animated films to see which one comes out on top and why. Her love for good animated films is only matched by her cynicism towards the bad ones.
The DVD Shelf
The DVD Shelf
Hosted by: David Rose
Life is short, so skip the bad movies and let your host David Rose reveal, review, and recommend the ones you should have on your own DVD shelf. The DVD Shelf is a film-lover's safe haven to bask in the warm glow of cult favorites, over-looked cinematic gems, rediscovered classics, and downright fun flicks on both DVD and Blu-ray.
Cartoon Palooza
Cartoon Palooza
Hosted by: Joey Tedesco
A satirical review show where a guy from Jersey watches and criticizes cartoons, including everything from comic books to animated movies. Whatever it is, Joey will either tell you to run out and see it... or fughetabouit!
What We Had to Watch
What We Had to Watch
Hosted by: Il Neige
Il Neige is a smart-ass with a love-hate relationship with movies from the new millennium. Sure, reviews can be fun or cathartic, but there's also the risk of the occasional Twi-hard invasion or fireball to the face! ...That's how these things usually go, right? So join Il Neige as he braves the cinematic dangers that lie just beyond the fourth wall to critique the best and worst of 21st century filmmaking!
The Blockbuster Chick
The Blockbuster Chick
Hosted by: Suzie McGinney
Deep in the heart of a quiet town in Scotland, the Blockbuster Chick dwells. Her purpose? To tackle the big name box office hits that should've never been green-lit in the first place—The movies that get a huge build-up, only to fall flat on opening weekend. Come watch as an adventurous Scottish lassie reviews them all (give or take a few)!
The Bunny Perspective!
The Bunny Perspective!
Hosted by: Phil Buni
Media reviews and analysis by a pot smoking, puppet bunny. Do you like weird-but-great underground films? Hate Glee, Gigli, and other Hollywood garbage? The Bunny Perspective offers a blend of humorously angry negative reviews, and honest praise of underground movies and TV. We talk about films, TV, anime, and animation. We are the Cult of the Bunny, and you too can be a Cultist. #CultoftheBunny
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Star Trek Videos and Recaps

A special section of the Agony Booth devoted to video reviews and recaps of the Star Trek franchise, in all of its incarnations.


Star Trek (the original series) (1966-1969) Star Trek (the original series)
(1966-1969)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)
Tom's Retrophilia #1
Posted May 17, 2013 by Thomas Stockel

It's the debut of a new show, Tom's Retrophilia, hosted by our own Thomas Stockel! You probably know Tom from the recaps he's written for the site, mostly of the animated Star Trek series. He makes the jump from written articles to his own video show with this impassioned defense of Star Trek: The Motion Picture!

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
Posted May 17, 2013 by Ed Harris

I love the scene where McCoy tries to charter a flight to the planet. While the guy was always a funny character before, having Spock inhabiting his mind in a way makes him even better.

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Posted Oct 8, 2012 by Ed Harris

“That’s the main difference between Plummer’s villain and F. Murray Abraham in Insurrection. Both characters are essentially just self-centered assholes, but Plummer’s character has a little dignity, class, and style. It also helps that he doesn’t whine like a bitch when things don’t go his way.”

“Mirror, Mirror”
Mr. Mendo's Hack Attack #25
Posted Jun 23, 2012 by Michael A. Novelli, Sofie Liv

A transporter accident causes Kirk and Company to cross over into a parallel universe where Spock has a beard, and the crew of the Enterprise is evil and menacing. Meanwhile, a transporter accident in Mendo's house leaves Mendo reviewing this episode with an evil and menacing version of special guest star Sofie Liv. But surely, that's all just a coincidence.

“The Alternative Factor”
Posted Nov 23, 2011 by Ed Harris

“Right now, I feel like a character in an H.P. Lovecraft story, driven mad, just waiting for the mutant fish people to come for me.”

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
Posted Jun 22, 2009 by Mark "Scooter" Wilson

“I’m really annoyed at how this movie is making me question the competence of every single human being in the universe.”

“Spock's Brain”
Posted Sep 14, 2003 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"Who knew you only needed twelve buttons to control an entire person?"

“And the Children Shall Lead...”
Posted May 18, 2003 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

A gang of ten year olds with a leader wearing a big flowered muummuu do not an intimidating nemesis make.


Star Trek (the animated series) (1973-1974) Star Trek (the animated series)
(1973-1974)

“Once Upon a Planet”
Posted Apr 2, 2013 by Thomas Stockel

“Take it from a long time Dungeons & Dragons player: you never split up the party. Bad shit like this happens all the time.”

“Albatross”
Posted Mar 5, 2013 by Thomas Stockel

“I can’t help but wonder if this entire episode was inspired by someone messing up the coloration on some animation cells and someone else saying, ‘Hey, I got a great idea for an episode!’”

“The Pirates of Orion”
Posted Feb 6, 2013 by Thomas Stockel

“Kirk uses a tricorder and determines the Orion has the pure, uncut strobolin. Part of me really wanted to see Kirk dip his fingertip into the box so he could taste it for purity.”

“Beyond the Farthest Star”
Posted Jan 3, 2013 by Thomas Stockel

“Oh my God, Scotty misplaced the lower half of his body! Or, he has a tiny cloaking device in his pants.”

“How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth”
Posted Sep 11, 2012 by Thomas Stockel

“Yes, I would say space vomit is an unorthodox design.”

“The Survivor”
Posted Aug 2, 2012 by Thomas Stockel

“Kirk tells Scotty—who’s now on the bridge—that he did good work fixing the shields. Scotty explains he hasn’t finished fixing them, which makes me wonder why Scotty’s ass is not down in Engineering fixing the shields.”

“The Lorelei Signal”
Saturday Morning Glory #1
Posted Nov 7, 2010 by Ryan Lohner

Ryan recaps the animated Star Trek episode “The Lorelei Signal”, where the Enterprise responds to a sexy distress call, and Kirk and Spock and McCoy all lose their damn minds over a colony of blondes, who turn out to be lifeforce vampires! Uhura and Chapel are forced to take command and rescue the horny bastards, with the help of the Enterprise’s surprisingly hot womens’ security team. Watch the video below, and learn all about the hidden dangers of Jazzercise headbands and competitive giant ruby tossing!

“The Infinite Vulcan”
Posted Sep 21, 2008 by Number One

"Just drink up, and it'll all make perfect sense."

“Mudd's Passion”
Posted Apr 2, 2006 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"William Shatner, whether he's animated or not, never misses out on an opportunity to do a head roll. "



Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1994) Star Trek: The Next Generation
(1987-1994)

Star Trek Nemesis (2002)
The Movie Skewer #19
Posted May 15, 2013 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

On the eve of the Star Trek franchise heading into darkness, Dr. O'Boogie looks back at the TNG cast's final outing Star Trek Nemesis, which somehow became the most reviled entry in the series despite there being a few other Star Trek movies that are at least as dumb. But it's a shameless ripoff of Wrath of Khan starring an up and coming British actor, and who would possibly want to see that?

“Conspiracy”
Posted Mar 22, 2013 by Ed Harris

“Picard and Riker are not convinced, an attitude they express in a refreshingly non-Trekkian manner by pulling their phasers and shooting Remmick in the face until his head explodes messily.”

Star Trek: The Next Generation - A XXX Parody (2011)
The Movie Skewer #14
Posted Feb 10, 2013 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

Yes, there's a much-too-accurate porn parody of Star Trek: The Next Generation, where Riker bones Troi, Data bones Tasha Yar, Dr. Crusher does a special favor for Picard (played by Patrick Stewart's long-lost clone), and Dr. Winston O'Boogie is the only reviewer with enough useless knowledge of TNG to bring it to you!

“The Last Outpost”
Posted Oct 4, 2010 by Kevin Podsiadlik

“It was 1987, and the fourth episode of the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, when nobody knew what a Ferengi was or anything of their now-famous tendencies. So join me, won’t you, as we take a trip back to when an aura of mystery surrounded this new rival of the Federation, and see just how long it takes for their mystique to be utterly and forever left in ruins. ”

“The Battle”
Posted Aug 2, 2010 by Kevin Podsiadlik

“But you can see why this incident would be so unmemorable to the captain. Nearly getting blasted to bits, abandoning ship, adrift in space for weeks, and ultimately immortalized in the textbooks for a feat of heroism would almost totally pass from anyone’s memory after nine years.”

Star Trek: Generations (1994)
Posted Apr 19, 2010 by Ed Harris

“I don’t know how, but this film has actually managed to make me hate Tuesdays. And running gags. And Alan Ruck.”

Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)
Posted Aug 29, 2007 by Ed Harris

"It just wouldn't be a TNG movie without a Data scene that made you wonder why the hell you ever got into Star Trek in the first place."

“Sub Rosa”
Posted Oct 19, 2003 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"The guys who wrote that Hallmark card called. They'd like their crappy poetry back now."



Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993-1999) Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
(1993-1999)

“Meridian”
Posted Sep 29, 2008 by Ed Harris

"Yep, a Star Trek episode is going for a lighthearted tone, which can only mean one thing: Deep hurting… deep hurting!"

“Let He Who Is Without Sin...”
Posted Oct 18, 2005 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"Let it be known that I will be casting the first stone. Directly at Worf's head."



Star Trek: Voyager (1995-2001) Star Trek: Voyager
(1995-2001)

“The Fight”
Posted Mar 23, 2008 by Mark M. Meysenburg

"If you listen carefully, you'll hear the thud as this episode hits the canvas."

“Threshold”
Posted Sep 27, 2006 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"Brannon Braga calls this one 'a royal, steaming stinker'. And when the guy who wrote the episode says that, it's pretty hard to disagree."



Enterprise (AKA Star Trek: Enterprise) (2001-2005) Enterprise (AKA Star Trek: Enterprise)
(2001-2005)

“Two Days and Two Nights”
Posted Jul 23, 2008 by Number One

"It's pretty sad that the only real nod we've had to space travel thus far has been the use of navigational terms as an aid to sexual harassment."

“A Night in Sickbay”
Posted Apr 30, 2008 by Dr. Winston O'Boogie

"This episode will not be presented in real time. It'll only feel that way."


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