This week we take a look at our personal top five films from 2024 as well as some banter about watching movies and the year of film overall.By What We've Watched

We double dunk with Corey Haim and watch Fast Getaway 1 AND 2 back to back. Was that a good idea? Listen and find out!By What We've Watched

It's time for the Care Bear Stare! on episode 4 of Saturday Morning Nostalgia...or is it? We take a look at the first incarnation of the Care Bears from 1985.By What We've Watched

This week we take a look at one of Brad Pitt's earlies films with a "comedy / horror" movie from 1989 - Cutting Class.By What We've Watched

This week we have slightly divided options with discussion of the Robert Redford 2013 solo film, All is Lost.By What We've Watched

We return with another 2025 film predictions episode, where we check in to see how right and wrong we were with the January to March films and then delve deep into how the films of April to June are going to fair.By What We've Watched

Our final film of Peter Weller March is the cult famous, David Cronenberg's, Naked Lunch, adapted from the 1959 William S. Burroughs novel.By What We've Watched

On this the third episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we have divided options on the 1986 character amalgamation cartoon - Defenders of the Earth.By What We've Watched

This week we talk about our top five tv shows from 2024.By What We've Watched

Peter Weller March continues with one of his earlies films, from 1983 - Of Unknown Origin.By What We've Watched

It's a whole month of Peter Weller films this March and we are starting with 1989's underwater monster film, Leviathan.By What We've Watched

On this episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we talk about the 1985 Berenstain Bears animated series.By What We've Watched

It's been a while since we watched a Hitchcock film but we return to talk about 1946's Notorious, starting Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant and Claude Rains.By What We've Watched

This week we watched Old Henry, an indie western film with Tim Blake Nelson and Stephen Dorff.By What We've Watched

This week we each pick our top five films of the year 2001.By What We've Watched

Welcome to the first episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia - a look into the cartoons from the 1980's, back when we were kids.This episode we talk about Spider-Man from 1981.By What We've Watched

This week we take a look at an early entry into the 1980's Star Wars copycat films (and 80's 3D too!) with Starhunter Adventures in the Forbidden Zone.By What We've Watched

This week we return to watch another Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead film, Something in the Dirt.By What We've Watched

This week we have a special episode where we are making predictions on some of the major films for the first 3 months of 2025. Will they review well? Will they be profitable? Will we even like them?By What We've Watched

This week we talk about both the 1922 and 1979 version of Nosferatu as a follow up to last week's 2024 Nosferatu discussion.By What We've Watched

This week we talk about Robert Eggers' newest film, Nosferatu, a remake of the 1922 film of the same name.By What We've Watched

We start of 2025 with a new run of Top 5s - going back and covering the 2000's! We felt we had done them a slight injustice back in the day and wanted to take a much closer look at the decade.By What We've Watched

Here we are at the end of 2024 and for our final episode it's the 1982 Neil Young vanity project - Human Highway.Thanks to all who listened to the pod throughout the year, Happy New Year and see you in 2025.By What We've Watched

For our final "Beyond" film and our final Christmas themed movie of the year we go all the way back to 1940's Beyond Tomorrow (renamed Beyond Christmas in the most recent release). After that we take some time to rank and discuss the "Beyond" films we have done this year.By What We've Watched

Our holiday film viewing continues as we take a look at Netflix's new animated entry - That Christmas.By What We've Watched

It's Christmas time again and that means it's time for more horror films as spooky season never ends :) This week we talk about 2014's Finnish Christmas horror adventure film Rare Exports.By What We've Watched

Buckle up folks, this is a long one as we sort through each of our favorite TV shows of 2023.By What We've Watched

We love time travel films here on the WWW Podcast so this week we take a look at one of 2024's newest time bending films - Things Will Be Different.By What We've Watched

This penultimate episode of our "Beyond" series of films is the topic for this week, with Beyond the Forest starting Betty Davis.By What We've Watched

This week we discuss the most recent entry of the Bad Boys franchise - Bad Boys Ride or Die.By What We've Watched

Spooky season sneaks into November with 1981's Dead & Buried.By What We've Watched

This episode we wrap up the Actors of the Decade series with our picks for the best actors of the 2010's.By What We've Watched

It's another British horror anthology film from Amicus Productions and our "beyond" movie for October - From Beyond the Grave!By What We've Watched

Spooky season continues with Blood Quantum, a Canadian First Nations zombie film.By What We've Watched

We kick off spooky season with a Dracula film from 2023, The Voyage of the Demeter.By What We've Watched

For the September "beyond" film we watched IT! The Terror From Beyond Space. We discuss how it was supposedly an inspiration for Alien, where the movie thinks a woman's place on a space ship should be and just how many men a grenade on space ship could kill.By What We've Watched

Now that we are 3/4 of the way through 2024 it's time we take a look at our favorite films of 2023 - oops? It's taken us a while to make sure we've seen the best ones and we've got lots to talk about this episode.By What We've Watched

This episode we finally watch the classic French noir film La Samourai starting the recently late Alain Delon. We discuss the film and maybe get a little carried away wondering about the pros and cons of not locking your car in 1950s Paris.By What We've Watched

It's time to watch From Beyond, our "beyond" film for August, from the same minds that brought you the Re-Animator! A bizarre mixed bag of ideas, practical effects and filming style.By What We've Watched

This episode we finally watch Point Blank from 1967 with Lee Marvin and Angie Dickinson. A wild ride of a film that just does not let up full of intense scenes and fairly revolutionary film ideas at the time.By What We've Watched

This episode we chat long on the Beverly Hills Cop film, reminisce about the originals (well the first two anyways) and go long on movie titles and also the advantages of watching old(er) films and how that helps understand newer movies.By What We've Watched

Wow, episode 400! We wax long this time with our top 5 actors of the 2000's (2000-2009) and some general waffle throughout. Thanks to everyone who has listened to us over the years!By What We've Watched

Our monthly "beyond" film land us on a strange Italian movie from the early 80s, The Beyond (renamed The 7 Doors of Death in it's US release).By What We've Watched

This episode we watched our third and final (for now) Larry Cohen film, The Stuff. Enough is never enough!By What We've Watched

It's the ninth anniversary of the What We've Watched Podcast this week and we are theming it up with Nine Days, a film full of great performances from just a couple of years ago.By What We've Watched

We are back on track with another Larry Cohen film, Q the Winged Serpent! Sitting somewhere between campy monster film, police procedural it's quite a unique experience.By What We've Watched

For this episode we delve deep into the genre of spoof and parody films, pick our top fives and discuss some others we like and generally talk about what we think makes a good parody and how that differs from other comedies and satire.By What We've Watched

With the recent passing of Canadian actor Donald Sutherland we take a look at one of his more famous films and roles as Oddball in Kelly's Heroes as well as a general discussion of his career.By What We've Watched

For June's "beyond" film we take a look at the noir crime thriller from 1956, Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. Turns out we do have doubts...By What We've Watched

This week we start a small series where we take a look at some Larry Cohen films, starting with 1976's God Told Me To (aka Demon). It's quite the wild ride.By What We've Watched