AntiCast 114 – Os melhores piores filmes da história

Olá, antidesigners e brainstormers!
Neste programa, Ivan Mizanzuk, Marcos Beccari, Rafael Ancara e Thiago Grossmann fazem suas listas sobre os melhores piores filmes que já viram. Cada um elegeu 5 filmes horrorosos, do tipo que dá vergonha de admitir que gosta, mas não conseguimos deixar de assistir quando está passando na TV. Entre esses filmes, várias menções honrosas dignas de deixar seu repertório de lixo ainda mais rico.

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