Episode #171 - No Good Deed

The Flop House

Dan McCoy

Movies, Bad, Badmovies, Dan Mccoy, Elliott Kalan, Film, Review, Bad Movies, Arts, Stuart Wellington, Tv & Film, Humor, Comedy

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2015

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Flop House repeat offender Idris Elba romances Taraji P. Henson in the Valentine's Day favorite No Good Deed. Wait, did we say "romances?" We meant "terrorizes." Meanwhile Elliott tells us of James Bond films of the future, Dan tries to play a game of Radio Zork, and Stuart introduces the new Sweet Amazing Candy Penis.Movies recommended in this episode:RomaHappy ChristmasCoherence

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0:00.0	Just in time for Valentine's Day, we talk about the home invasion romantic comedy, No Good
0:07.0	Deed.
0:08.0	That's gotta be a mistake.
0:30.0	Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house.
0:38.2	I'm Dan McCoy and I'm Stuart Wellington and I'm Elliott Kalen all three together.
0:47.3	We did it successfully remembered all of our own name.
0:49.6	We did it.
0:50.6	It was tough.
0:51.6	For those people who said we couldn't.
0:53.7	They said we shouldn't.
0:54.7	Oh, we did.
0:56.3	For those of you two turning, turning, I got this.
0:59.3	For those of you turning in for the first time.
1:01.3	So does you turn into a little wolf?
1:02.8	This is an old timey radio play where you get to be the hero.
1:07.0	Okay, so you approached the old mansion expecting to receive your inheritance.
1:13.3	In the upstairs window, you see the silhouette of the nowager countess.
1:17.9	It's an accommodation of old time radio and Zork.
1:20.9	It's old time Zork.
1:21.9	In my day, we didn't even have text adventures.
1:25.6	We had to hear it being said to you.
1:27.4	Do you?
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