Brian Austin Green joins Stephen Baldwin for an unfiltered conversation about Hollywood, filmmaking, and the movies that defined a generation. Brian shares behind-the-scenes stories from working with legendary director Tony Scott on Domino, reflects on starring in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and explains why Terminator 2: Judgment Day changed Hollywood forever. The episode also dives into a hilarious debate about modern vs old Hollywood, including hot takes on Barbie, Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio, and what truly makes a great actor. Packed with celebrity stories, movie nostalgia, and fascinating behind-the-scenes insight, this is a must-listen for movie fans and Hollywood lovers alike.

Brian Austin Green joins Stephen Baldwin for an unfiltered conversation about Hollywood, filmmaking, and the movies that defined a generation. Brian shares behind-the-scenes stories from working with legendary director Tony Scott on Domino, reflects on starring in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and explains why Terminator 2: Judgment Day changed Hollywood forever. The episode also dives into a hilarious debate about modern vs old Hollywood, including hot takes on Barbie, Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio, and what truly makes a great actor. Packed with celebrity stories, movie nostalgia, and fascinating behind-the-scenes insight, this is a must-listen for movie fans and Hollywood lovers alike.

Bad movies - we all love them. Whether it's a hate-watch or a secret guilty pleasure, a bad movie can spark the best conversations and debates ("Was it really that bad??")! Stephen Baldwin has a few bad movies to his name (well, maybe 27, but who’s counting?). One Bad Movie explores the lighter side of the movie biz. In each episode, guests will recount fun and entertaining personal anecdotes from some of their less than stellar industry experiences while exploring movies that are so bad they’re good. But bad movies are just a launchpad into conversations that go wherever they want.

Bad movies - we all love them. Whether it's a hate-watch or a secret guilty pleasure, a bad movie can spark the best conversations and debates ("Was it really that bad??")! Stephen Baldwin has a few bad movies to his name (well, maybe 27, but who’s counting?). One Bad Movie explores the lighter side of the movie biz. In each episode, guests will recount fun and entertaining personal anecdotes from some of their less than stellar industry experiences while exploring movies that are so bad they’re good. But bad movies are just a launchpad into conversations that go wherever they want.

One Bad Movie with Stephen Baldwin

Brian Austin Green

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Stephen Baldwin sits down with Heather Locklear for a lively, nostalgic deep dive into the cult classic The Return of Swamp Thing, what it was like working with Hollywood legends like William Shatner and Charlie Sheen and which of her movies is TRULY bad in every definition of the word. They even discover they may have worked on a movie together... maybe?

Stephen Baldwin sits down with Heather Locklear for a lively, nostalgic deep dive into the cult classic The Return of Swamp Thing, what it was like working with Hollywood legends like William Shatner and Charlie Sheen and which of her movies is TRULY bad in every definition of the word. They even discover they may have worked on a movie together... maybe?

Heather Locklear

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Corey Feldman is back to dive deep into the making (and unmaking) of cult classics like Lost Boys, Goonies, and National Lampoon’s Last Resort. Corey shares behind-the-scenes stories, from wild rewrites and casting drama to predicting box office hits before anyone else. Get an inside look at Hollywood’s chaos, celebrity insights, and the art of turning “so bad it’s good” into unforgettable movie moments. He also talks how he got his start in music back in the 80s.

Corey Feldman is back to dive deep into the making (and unmaking) of cult classics like&nbsp;Lost Boys, Goonies, and National Lampoon&rsquo;s Last Resort. Corey shares behind-the-scenes stories, from wild rewrites and casting drama to predicting box office hits before anyone else. Get an inside look at Hollywood&rsquo;s chaos, celebrity insights, and the art of turning &ldquo;so bad it&rsquo;s good&rdquo; into unforgettable movie moments. He also talks how he got his start in music back in the 80s.

Corey Feldman Part 2

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The Trailer Trashers are back—and this time they’re heading deep into space.
This week, Stephen and Jared break down the brand-new trailer for Project Hail Mary, the big-budget sci-fi adaptation of Andy Weir’s bestselling novel starring Ryan Gosling as a reluctant astronaut who wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory—and the fate of Earth in his hands.


From the same author who gave us The Martian, this trailer promises high-stakes science, interstellar mystery, and what might be the loneliest performance of Gosling’s career.


But the real question for the Trashers:
Is this the next great sci-fi epic…or another shiny trailer hiding one bad movie?
In this episode: • Stephen weighs in on whether Gosling can carry an entire movie basically by himself • The guys debate if the trailer gives away too much of the story • A discussion about Hollywood’s obsession with “one guy saves the world” sci-fi • And the ultimate call: hit, flop, or cult classic?


Plus: Stephen shares a few behind-the-scenes insights about big studio sci-fi, the Trashers argue about whether audiences actually want “smart science movies,” and they lock in their prediction before the movie even hits theaters.
Because around here, you don’t have to watch the whole movie…just the trailer.

 

The Trailer Trashers are back&mdash;and this time they&rsquo;re heading deep into space. This week, Stephen and Jared break down the brand-new trailer for Project Hail Mary, the big-budget sci-fi adaptation of Andy Weir&rsquo;s bestselling novel starring Ryan Gosling as a reluctant astronaut who wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory&mdash;and the fate of Earth in his hands.
 From the same author who gave us The Martian, this trailer promises high-stakes science, interstellar mystery, and what might be the loneliest performance of Gosling&rsquo;s career.
 But the real question for the Trashers: Is this the next great sci-fi epic&hellip;or another shiny trailer hiding one bad movie? In this episode: &bull; Stephen weighs in on whether Gosling can carry an entire movie basically by himself &bull; The guys debate if the trailer gives away too much of the story &bull; A discussion about Hollywood&rsquo;s obsession with &ldquo;one guy saves the world&rdquo; sci-fi &bull; And the ultimate call: hit, flop, or cult classic?
 Plus: Stephen shares a few behind-the-scenes insights about big studio sci-fi, the Trashers argue about whether audiences actually want &ldquo;smart science movies,&rdquo; and they lock in their prediction before the movie even hits theaters. Because around here, you don&rsquo;t have to watch the whole movie&hellip;just the trailer.
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Trailer Trashers: PROJECT HAIL MARY

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