True Crime Movie Club

Join Dan, Jesse, Chef Bagels, Jeff, and Micheal as they review the 1995 FOX TV-movie-of-the-week adaptation of the O.J. Simpson murder saga that was so awful, the director and its network literally disowned it. Merry Christmas, everyone!

Join Dan, Jesse, Chef Bagels, Jeff, and Micheal as they discuss the 2007 Jared Leto/Lindsay Lohan indie vehicle, "Chapter 27", which tells the story of Mark David Chapman's December 8, 1980 murder of musician and activist John Lennon.

Kane Hodder stars in one of the worst movies we've ever seen - 2007's direct-to-DVD fever dream, ED GEIN: THE BUTCHER OF PLAINFIELD!

Hi everyone! The new episode is taking longer than usual due to Dan and Jesse needing to wrap up edits on "THE ACID KING", their true crime documentary, so this week we're giving you a bonus episode of Micheal's podcast, UNRESOLVED. In this special episode, Micheal talks about a true crime movie of a different breed - the "Grave Robbing for Morons" tape! Sit back and enjoy, and TRUE CRIME MOVIE CLUB will return to its regular format shortly. Stay safe and don't get COVID!

Back in 2019, Dan, Chef Bagels, and Jesse recorded an episode of their sister show, PODCAST 1289, where they talked about a bunch of really stupid news articles involving Ted Bundy, along with a discussion about the Netflix film, "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile", which had just been released. In the wake of the overwhelmingly positive reception that episode received, the boys asked themselves "Hey, wouldn't it be kind of funny to watch terrible serial killer films and roast them on a brand-new podcast?" - and TRUE CRIME MOVIE CLUB was born!

Join us for our first "Nitpicker's Delight" episode, where we watch a good movie for a change - 2013's "The Frozen Ground", starring Nicolas Cage and John Cusack, which is based on the crimes of serial killer Robert Hansen.

This is very possibly the worst movie we've ever seen. Even worse than D.C. Sniper. Holy shit.

Join Dan, Jesse, Chef Bagels, Jeff, and Micheal as they discuss the first cinematic adaptation of New Jersey's most infamous true crime case - the John List murders. On the marquee this week is 1993's TV movie of the week, "Judgement Day: The John List Story"!

Closing Music: "John's List" by The Whirling Dervishes.

Join Dan, Jesse, Jeff, and Micheal as they discuss one of the dumbest movies they've seen yet - 2020's laughably cheap "THE JONESTOWN HAUNTING"!

Join Dan, Jesse, Chef Bagels, Jeff, and Micheal as they discuss the most offensive true crime movie they've seen yet - 2020's "The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson" - formerly known as "The Haunting of Nicole Brown Simpson", directed by Daniel Farrands, the cinematic grave-robber behind 2019's "The Haunting of Sharon Tate"!