Episode list

In the series' first episode, Oliver and Peter watch the 2011 science fiction action film "Super Shark (2011)" directed by Fred Olen Ray in which John Schneider and a walking tank battle a giant shark that is able to move on land.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1973 Spaghetti Western kung fu film "The Dragon Strikes Back (1973)" directed by Mario Caiano and starring Chen Lee as Shanghai Joe, a martial artist who battles racism in the Old West.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1983 Italian sword-and-sandal film "The Throne of Fire (1983)" directed by Francesco Prosperi, a "Conan the Barbarian (1982)" rip-off from Italy featuring a female protagonist in the style of "Red Sonja (1985)".

Oliver and Peter watch the 1979 Italian-French-Brazilian horror film "Killer Fish (1979)" directed by Antonio Margheriti about the hunt for priceless emeralds and an insatiable horde of man-eating piranhas.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1988 American science-fiction film "Cherry 2000 (1987)" starring Melanie Griffith and David Andrews in which an economic crisis has led to the recycling of 20th-century mechanical and technological equipment.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1968 Italian Spaghetti Western film "Odia il prossimo tuo (1968)" starring Italian trash movie legend George Eastman and German actor Horst Frank.

Oliver and Peter watch the infamous 2000 American science fiction film "Battlefield Earth (2000)" based on the 1982 novel by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and co-produced by Scientology member John Travolta who also stars in the movie.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1967 science fiction film "Mission Stardust (1967)", the only film based on the novels of the popular German sci-fi book series "Perry Rhodan" by K.H. Scheer and Walter Ernsting.

Oliver and Peter watch the 2011 adventure horror film "Orcs! (2011)" directed by Andrew Black under the name of James McPherson. It features a park ranger in an US national park battling orcs who live in caves beneath the park.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1972 American eco-horror film "Frogs (1972)" directed by George McCowan about several different animal species exacting revenge on an upper-class US Southern family which abused the local ecology.

Oliver and Peter watch the 1967 British spy film "The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967)" filmed at the legendary Shaw Brothers studios in Hong Kong and featuring Shirley Eaton as the titular character Sumuru, a megalomaniacal femme fatale.

In the first season's finale, Oliver and Peter watch yet another bad movie about killer fish, the 2010 science fiction comedy horror film "Mega Piranha (2010)", produced by mockbuster forge The Asylum.