We Hate Movies

Four New York comedians have been picking apart bad movies together since 2010, and the name is a bit misleading at this point. Andrew Jupin, Stephen Sajdak, Eric Szyszka, and Chris Cabin started out roasting forgotten '80s action flicks and baffling '90s rom-coms, but over 1,100 episodes, the show has evolved. One of their longest-running catchphrases is "it's okay to like a movie," and episodes frequently start with someone admitting, "this is kind of a We Love Movies situation for me." The format is a roundtable discussion where all four hosts watch the same film and then spend about 90 minutes breaking it down. The comedy comes naturally from their group dynamic. These guys have been friends for years, and the rapport shows in how they finish each other's jokes and build on bits in real time. They're not doing a script. They're genuinely reacting, and that spontaneity is what keeps listeners coming back. Beyond the main show, they've built a whole ecosystem on Patreon: Animation Damnation recaps cartoon episodes, The Nexus covers Star Trek, and Once In A Lifetime tackles absurd Lifetime original movies. They also tour with live shows. The show has a 4.7 rating from over 4,500 reviews and 16 seasons under its belt. If you grew up renting weird VHS tapes and want to hear four funny people talk about the same movies you remember, We Hate Movies is a warm, chaotic, and consistently hilarious hang.