Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play podcast where three comedians use a roleplaying game to improvise hilariously bad VHS movies. The kind you'd find sca...
Bonus Feature: Stories Related to and Generally Concerning the Graveyard
While we're in "post-pro" on our third season of Worst Movies Ever Played (coming soon!), here's a bonus made-for-TV style movie called Sunset House from the mid-80s horror anthology series Stories Related to and Generally Concerning the Graveyard. Percy, an encyclopedia salesman, and Kushy, a van-loving vagabond, are amateur supernatural investigators who come upon a legendary haunted house. No one who stays the night survives until morning, and when the house traps Percy and Kushy inside, they soon learn why.This special episode is a crossover with Shelterwood, an upcoming 16 episode docu-horror audio fiction series about a missing girl, an impossible suburb, and the American dream. Shelterwood is written and produced by our story editor Stephen Indrisano. Check out Shelterwood's Indiegogo campaign and delve into the mystery.CREDITSYour Director: Stephen IndrisanoPercy Marsten: Patrick BakerKushy: Geoffrey GoldenStory Editor & Sound Design: Stephen IndrisanoFOLLOWTwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@GeoffreyGolden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.Movie Trivia: The house used as the main shooting location was owned at the time by Kojak star Telly Savalas. In the background of the kitchen are a box of lollipops.
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Hot Night in Cyber Dallas (Part 3)
In the thrilling conclusion of A Hot Night In CyberDallas, Ronnie Fax-Machine and Paramnesia face off against Major Lazer, a Jamaican cyborg killing machine that is, strangely enough, not musical in any way. At the table, Brent adds a dimension of sexy realism to the Cyberpunk genre by pondering the electrical and plumbing layouts of an office building in 2044. Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick BakerRonny Faxmachine: Geoffrey GoldenFather Paramnesia: Brent ButlerStory Editor: Julian MundySound Design: Adam BakerFOLLOW:TwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@Geoffrey Golden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.MOVIE TRIVIA: In the script, the name of the company is spelled "Texus Instraments," making them invulnerable to lawsuits.
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Hot Night in Cyber Dallas (Part 2)
In part two of A Hot Night In CyberDallas, Ronnie Fax-Machine and Paramnesia continue to work their way up the Texas Instruments tower, fighting back against the big calculator lobby with biblical holograms and plain old violence. At the table, Geoffrey and Brent finally figure out that they can search the bodies of enemies for clues. Patrick learns that his Jamaican accent is so bad, they should hire an actor to play an NPCWorst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick BakerRonny Faxmachine: Geoffrey GoldenFather Paramnesia: Brent ButlerStory Editor: Julian MundySound Design: Adam BakerFOLLOW:TwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@Geoffrey Golden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.MOVIE TRIVIA: The holographic Bible violence in the film was cited as the primary inspiration for Pureflix.
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Hot Night in Cyber Dallas (Part 1)
In 2044, the megacorporation of Texas Instruments and its CEO, TJ MacCune, lords over all of CyberDallas. Ronnie Fax-Machine, a veteran of Texas Instruments’ human fax program, is on a quest to make the company resume tech support for human faxes. Paramnesia, a holo-priest, believes that Texas Instruments has killed God. Together, they team up to break into the Texas Instruments tower. At the table, Patrick fights (and loses) a battle with a cardboard box flap. Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick BakerRonny Faxmachine: Geoffrey GoldenParamnesia: Brent ButlerStory Editor: Julian MundySound Design: Adam BakerFOLLOW:TwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@Geoffrey Golden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.MOVIE TRIVIA: The film was adapted from a newspaper article about a man who ate faxes at a local fair.
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Sex 84 (Part 2)
In the conclusion of Sex 84, Sam Droid has been apprehended and brought to the former lab of Tommy Funkhauser and Dr. Blazen. Tommy Funkhauser plans to use these sex robots as part of the secret government project, Readiness Exercise 1984. Dr. Blazen just wants hijinks, which totally ensue when Sam Droid escapes, giant marijuana plants attack, and other robots consider the philosophy of Objectivism. Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick BakerSam Droid: Geoffrey GoldenDr. Blazen: Brent ButlerStory Editor: Julian MundySound Design: Adam BakerFOLLOW:TwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@Geoffrey Golden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.MOVIE TRIVIA: Ayn Rand is bad!
Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play podcast where three comedians use a roleplaying game to improvise hilariously bad VHS movies. The kind you'd find scavenging through the dumpster behind a Blockbuster Video.
Hosts Patrick Baker (Regular Show), Brent Butler (Norm Macdonald Live), and Geoffrey Golden (Wet Hot American Summer RPG) produce cheesy movies on the fly with the help of some dice, a tabletop RPG, and starting in season 3: comedian guests stars. They play every role and narrate the action, while Hollywood sound designer Adam Baker (The Invisible Man) provides the music and SFX. No lights! No cameras! But hours of action! Also plenty of dice-rolling, bizarre characters, and mind-numbing plot twists – all without the rental fees.
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