
Welcome to the Worse People Productions family of shows! Get a variety of shows from us all in one convenient place! We have two now, but more in the works, just follow us here to get all of our hilarious shows in one easy, inappropriate and hilarious place.Bad Movies Worse People: We take a comedic look at movies that some may consider bad (box office bombs, low budgets, poorly written or acted) and, in the end, decide whether or not we'd recommend it. Han Took Shots First: Jack and Derrick make their way through every live-action Star Wars film and show in chronological order with a comedic twist, sticking with Bad Movies Worse People's trademark brand of humor!
Welcome to the Worse People Productions family of shows! Get a variety of shows from us all in one convenient place! We have two now, but more in the works, just follow us here to get all of our hilarious shows in one easy, inappropriate and hilarious place.Bad Movies Worse People: We take a comedic look at movies that some may consider bad (box office bombs, low budgets, poorly written or acted) and, in the end, decide whether or not we'd recommend it. Han Took Shots First: Jack and Derrick make their way through every live-action Star Wars film and show in chronological order with a comedic twist, sticking with Bad Movies Worse People's trademark brand of humor!
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Monday Apr 27, 2026
Ep 208: Big Trouble in Little China - Mental Health
Monday Apr 27, 2026
Monday Apr 27, 2026
Every year we take a break from the "bad" movies for MENTAL HEALTH MONTH, a month in which we talk about movies we love! We're closing out this week with Jack's pick, 1986's legendary BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA directed by John Carpenter and starring Kurt Russell and the great James Hong.
Big Trouble in Little China follows trucker Jack Burton, a man deeply committed to the idea that he’s the hero, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, as he stumbles into a supernatural turf war in San Francisco’s Chinatown. What starts as helping a friend (the actual hero of the story, Wang Chi) quickly spirals into ancient sorcery, cursed villains, and a running tally of things Jack doesn’t understand but confidently narrates anyway. The movie plays it straight while everything onscreen refuses to behave that way, letting Jack’s bravado do most of the comedic work.
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