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Dan McCoy

Stuart Wellington

Elliott Kalan

MaximumFun

The Flop House is a comedy podcast devoted to the worst in recent film. Your hosts (Elliott Kalan, Dan McCoy, and Stuart Wellington) watch a questionable film, then engage in an unscripted discussion about the movie's shortcomings and occasional delights, while never being afraid of a pointless, silly digression or two hundred.

The Flop House

It's Smalltember (Elliott pops into frame to say "Smallvember!") -- that special time of year when we allow ourselves to stray from big Hollywood movies to examine some tinier, more idiosyncratic pictures. And boy howdy is Lumina idiosyncratic! So we welcomed actor Ashlie Atkinson (The Gilded Age, The Lost Bus, Mr. Robot and much more) to help decipher the madness!

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Wikipedia page for Lumina

Recommended in this episode:

Dan: Deep Cover (1992)

Stu: The Order (2024), It's Alive 3: Island of the Alive (1987)

Elliott: Heroic Times (1983)

Ashlie: We Are The Best (2013)

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Ep.#460 - Lumina, with Ashlie Atkinson

Elliott provides a survey of cinema's eponymous doctors, and asks us whether we'd trust them with our medical care.

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FH Mini 136 - Doctors of Filmdom

It's rare that a movie gets embraced as a new classic in badness as quickly as Amazon's War of the Worlds, but hey -- they're known for their fast delivery. Maybe they're just the future of bad movies, "disrupting" the bad movie space with their boldly incompetent visions! We discuss the (overwhelmingly listener-requested) new WotW!

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Wikipedia page for War of the Worlds

Recommended in this episode:

Dan: Wicked, Wicked (1973)

Stu: Weapons (2025)

Elliott: The Shrouds (2024)

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Ep.#459 - War of the Worlds (2025)

Stuart takes us on a tour of the biggest summer releases of the past couple of decades.

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FH Mini 135 - The Movieboys of Summer

Hi ho? More like HO HUM! Got 'em. Oooh Disney's gonna be smarting from that sick burn so hard they've GOTTA stop making these lackluster remakes, right? Anyway, on this episode we welcome the great Rebecca Alter of Vulture.com to discuss the most already-forgotten of Disney's IP-recycling death march, Snow White!

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Wikipedia page for Snow White

Recommended in this episode:

Dan: The Naked Gun (2025)

Stu: Together (2025)

Elliott: The Trip (2010)

Rebecca: The Last Days of Disco (1998)

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Ep.#458 - Snow White, with Rebecca Alter

Back in the 80s and 90s, movies LOVED to end with a rap song that went over the plot to the movie you just saw. On this mini, Dan quizzes Stu and Elliott about some examples of wrap-up raps, followed by discussion questions to really dig into this particular cinematic-musical form.

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FH Mini 134 - Wrap-Up Raps

Elliott had to dip out for an episode, so... how do you replace a troublemaking little scamp? How about: with the comforting, easy presence of Linda Holmes? We deserve a vacation too, y'know? And in this episode, we make good on a promise from Linda's last appearance -- to have her back to discuss that hearty slice of Christmas "content," Red One. Back then, Linda sounded surprisingly fond of it. Is she still? Will the two extant Peaches agree?

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Wikipedia page for Red One

Recommended in this episode:

Dan: Superman (2025), Extra Ordinary (2019)

Stu: M3GAN 2.0 (2025)

Linda: Shattered Glass (2003)

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Ep.#457 – Red One, with Linda Holmes

We all know movies where "it's like the city is another character," and we understand what that means when a location has a big personality like New York, Tokyo, or Paris... but what about the more unknown cities out there? Elliott helps us brainstorm some filmic personalities for less-heralded locations

Tickets for Flop TV Season 3 are ON SALE STARTING TODAY! Watch our once a month (Sept-Feb) video livestream show where we discuss a movie, do an "informative" presentation, answer questions from the chat, and toss in a few pre-produced video surprises! It's like a TV version of our show, but more so! This year the theme is FLOPSTERPIECE THEATER, and we'll be discussing one significant bad movie per decade from the 2000s back to the 1950s! Dip your toe in with a single-show ticket, or get a discount with a full season pass!

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FH Mini 133 - Cinematic Cities

It's a testament to how generally good (or at least passable) the MCU films have been, that there have been 36 of them released, but this is only the second one we've covered. What makes Captain America: Brave New World so (anti-) special? You'll have to listen to find out!

Wikipedia page for Captain America: Brave New World

Recommended in this episode:

Dan: Jaws (1975) 

Stu: Hider in the House (1989)

Elliott: Roman Holiday (1953)

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Ep.#456 - Captain America: Brave New World

On this mini Stuart tricked us into watching some kind of Warhammer 40k bullshit and made us talk about it.

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FH Mini 132 - Stu Brings Down the Hammer

Here's a new one -- two of the credited writers of Accidental Love (aka "Nailed," the movie that went through so many production issues that director David O. Russell asked for his name to be removed) actually PITCHED their own movie to us to cover. That's right, Elliott's colleagues, Matt Silverstein and Dave Jeser, join us to discuss this legendarily troubled film, and they seem just as baffled as anyone about it!

Wikipedia entry for Accidental Love

Movies recommended in this episode:

Tenebrae

Red Rocket

Devil in a Blue Dress

Basket Case

Ep. #361 - Accidental Love, with Matthew Silverstein and Dave Jeser

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