Die schlechtesten Filme aller Zeiten

Die schlechtesten Filme aller Zeiten follows a pair of film fans who turn the viewing of notoriously bad movies into a lively, comic ritual. Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten present as themselves, guiding the audience through titles that stumble in tone, pacing and storytelling. Each episode leans into awkward dialogue, ridiculous plot twists and garish production choices, pausing for sly riffs and running gags. The tone is affectionate yet merciless, and it's a playful spotlight on how bad ideas can become infectious when someone with a shared love of cinema points out the flaws and laughs with the audience. The result is a celebration of misfires that invites viewers to see how bad cinema can sparkle in the right hands.

Released in 2013, this German satirical talk format was created by Jorg Strombach and Kai Blasberg. Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten appear as themselves, guiding viewers through a lineup of B movies chosen for mockery and amusement.

Critics note the show blends sharp humor with affectionate critique of low budget cinema. Its themes include the charm of camp, how constraints shape storytelling, and how fans bond over shared misfires that become entertaining in their own right.