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Worth Another Watch

Worth Another Watch

By: Christo Nathan Whitehouse Trevor Butler
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In a world of re-watch podcasts, Christo, Big Trev and Nathan bring you a DON’T re-watch podcast. These guys trawl the cinematic dumpster for the worst movies of all time and determine if they are in fact Worth Another Watch.

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  • Tron 1982: Is It Actually A Cult Classic?

    Tron 1982: Is It Actually A Cult Classic?
    Nov 10 2025

    With the recent release of Tron Ares in cinemas, we thought we'd head back to where it all began and why it stopped Disney from making live action movies for a decade!

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    26 mins
  • Halloween: Resurrection - The Weirdest Resurrectioning?

    Halloween: Resurrection - The Weirdest Resurrectioning?
    Oct 26 2025

    With the Halloween series now 14 movies deep, we revisit the most hated one, Halloween: Resurrection. The one that went from horror to teen slasher flick and lost all of its appeal. However, just because it's low rated and critically panned, doesn't mean it isn't worth another watch,,, or is it?

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    25 mins
  • The Tooth Fairy: Is This The Rock's Worst Movie?

    The Tooth Fairy: Is This The Rock's Worst Movie?
    Oct 12 2025

    Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, arguably one of the biggest stars on earth, has just released The Smashing Machine to critical acclaim, but commercial disappointment. However, not every movie an actor makes is going to be worth big box office biscuits, especially when you're talking about one of his earlier movies The Tooth Fairy. Is it worth another watch? You'll have to listen to find out....

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    27 mins
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