Advertise on podcast: W-Rated

In our final episode of this year's Razzie season, Clare and Daisy wrap up the remaining films nominated for Worst Actor, Actress or Supporting, which include Harold and the Purple Crayon, Dear Santa, Atlas, Argylle, Shadow Land & Strangers.

As we near the end of the road, the girls check in on the films nominated in the Worst Remake, Rip-off or Sequel category, which include Kraven the Hunter, The Crow, Mufasa: The Lion King, Rebel Moon 2: The Scargiver and Joker: Folie A Deux.

Even though it was nominated for 6 awards at this years Razzies, Megalopolis featured on Clare's best of the year list. It's all on Daisy as the girls dissect Coppola's latest folly.

Nominated for 6 Razzies this year, Reagan sees Dennis Quaid solving the Cold War Crisis and Daisy having to school Clare on American History. This episode was bought to you by a prosecco induced hangover and hair of the dog.

With 7 nominations, Joker: Folie à Deux is this year's most nominated Razzie film. A sequel, a musical, a courtroom drama and a mess in most people's eyes, but can Daisy convince you otherwise?

Today's road requires space travel as we discuss video game adaptation Borderlands. The film was nominated for 6 Razzies this year, including Worst Picture and Worst Director.

Pop some tarts in the toaster and settle in for our episode on the deeply unfunny Unfrosted. The film was nominated for 4 awards at this years Golden Razzies, winning 2 for Worst Actor (Jerry Seinfeld) and Worst Supporting Actress (Amy Schumer).

Madame Web apologist Clare takes the wheel in this episode, as she and Daisy talk about the many script issues, the interesting cast, and desperately try to understand the messy web that is the Sony Spider-man Universe. Madame Web was nominated for 6 awards this year, and went on to win 3 including Worst Picture. Justice for awkward child-free women everywhere!

Daisy and Clare are finally back. After a series of false starts and flat tyres (literal and theoretical), W-Rated podcast is back on the road, looking back at what The Golden Raspberry Awards have deemed the worst of 2024. In this episode, the girls catch-up, discuss the nominations, and mostly just celebrate the joy of recording.

In the final episode of our Road to the Razzies season, we pull double duty by featuring a film also on IMDB's Bottom 100 - Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Daisy and Clare discuss the origins of the infamous film, the limitations of low budget film-making, and evaluate it's place in both the Golden Raspberry Awards and the Bottom 100. The film has 5 nominations - Worst Picture, Worst Director - Rhys Frake-Waterfield, Worst Screen Couple - Pooh & Piglet as Blood-Thirsty Slasher/Killers, Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel and Worst Screenplay.

It's time for another emergency vehicle on the road, this time we're with the police for Confidential Informant. The film is nominated for one award, Worst Supporting Actor - Mel Gibson, but Daisy and Clare are more interested in the film's compelling but ultimately wasted concept.

Daisy and Clare check in on the Robert De Niro comedy About My Father, which scored one nomination for Worst Supporting Actress - Kim Cattrall.

Daisy and Clare hit a bump on possibly the strangest film on this year's line-up, Johnny and Clyde. The film is nominated for two awards, Worst Actress - Megan Fox and Worst Supporting Actress - Bai Ling.

Daisy and Clare hop on a chopper for this edition where they discuss Expendables 4, or as Daisy prefers - Expend4bles. Daisy reaches breaking point with the road and the films watched, while Clare learns to count past 30. Expend4bles is nominated for 7 awards - Worst Picture, Worst Director - Scott Waugh, Worst Supporting Actress - Megan Fox, Worst Supporting Actor - Sylvester Stallone, Worst Screen Couple -Any two "Merciless Mercenaries, Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel, Worst Screenplay - Kurt Wimmer, Tad Daggerhart, Max Adams and Spenser Cohen

Grab your nearest emergency vehicle and join Daisy and Clare to discuss the film Mercy. With one nomination for Worst Actor - Jon Voight, the girls discuss the successes and limitations of films with smaller budgets.