Why Did We Watch That?!?

This week we welcome Cameron back to the airwaves with Apollo 18 a secret mission to the moon. How do you pull off a secret mission to the moon?? You dont; you just ignore that part of the story.

What makes a film a "classic?" Is it when it has the best plot? The best actors? New special effects? Themes that have never been witnessed? Or is it just really really old? Cameron breaks down some of his favorite classic movies and tells you what makes them deserving of that status.

The Date Movie isn't always what we would hope it to be and for Cameron it's just a bad idea. Listen in as he gives advice on what movies you should avoid and what movies are must.

Long movies are rarely made better by the simple fact that they are longer. Sometimes you never want a movie to end because its so badass but other times you could cut the length of the movie in half and not miss a single part. Cameron discusses which movies are which and gives you some simple tips and tricks on how to make it to the final credits if you happen to find yourself stuck in the middle of a three hour long screenplay.

Time to judge the men! In the spirit of fairness Cameron runs down the list of top male actors and doles out his judgment on which ones he likes dislikes wants to date and wants to... well... you know. Youll be surprised at how many guys Cameron likes and youll be even more surprised by what he likes about them.

Its time to talk about hitchhiker movies. They are all the same. An even number of people in a car pick a single person up from the roadside and theyre immediately killed. We get it. Thats why Cameron quickly moves onto a list of the "top 20 women in Hollywood." His reactions will surprise you.

Cameron calls all of his friends... but not as Cameron. Its movie quote time as he pranks unsuspecting answerers with a "late night survey" that is interlaced with all the memorable quotes from the best movies. Next time you hear the phone ring - prepare yourself - it might be Cameron. 148

Cameron tackles a surreal film about alternate timelines. It also illustrates how your decisions can directly impact the course of your life. He gets inspired to write his own original story and tells it in a style that follows the one set by the movie.

Its a movie about a dead girl who is haunting her mom. Well... actually her spirit has haunted a wardrobe and shes try to get her teeth back. Yes its a tooth fairy movie. At least its shot well.

Cameron benefits from listener participation this week. Actually on second thought "benefits" might be a stretch. He tries to talk about an indie movie called "The ABCs of Death" but quickly gets sidetracked by your voicemails and two lovely callers from North Dakota and Sacramento Florida. Watch out for deerbras!

Milo is a demon who lives in a place where things shouldnt go. Dont let that turn you off though hes super cute and the movie is surprisingly well done - with actors youll actually recognize! With all the movie talk Cameron gets back to his fine form but we cant escape all of the phone calls.

Is it a parody? Is it a mockery? Is it a waste of time? No! Dont bother watching the first two The Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Clever is here to horrify (or make you giggle) with its campy 70s disco tech references evil laughter a lead character named Cherry a time machine that only works on baked goods and of course - a massacre started by a small pastry.

Friday the 13th is coming up and Cameron decides to pit some of the most iconic horror film characters against each other.

Cameron is joined by the experts from Project-Nerd.com and they talk about the best and worst movies the coolest heroes youve never heard of all time greats and epic battles. This episode is filled with lively discussion laughs and facts that are just nerdy enough to impress!

This is a week of firsts! Cameron talks about a show series has a famous celebrity interview and gives out $10k. Okay only 1 of those is true. He does talk about his love for House Of Cards and does a quick review on the classic 1922 vampire film Nosferatu.

Cameron is back with Kris and Katrina and they talk about the original plots of Disney movies Breaking Bad the Gingerdead Man and Cameron pitches his own movie idea!

A topic as big as all of Tim Burtons films requires a full roundtable discussion. Cameron and friends get together to talk about his best his worst his weirdest and all of his strange obsessions.

Cameron dives into the big wild world of Vampire films. What are the best what are the worst and what happened to all the hardcore badass vampires? And you the listener ask Cameron some of the most common and uncommon questions about vampires.

This week Cameron talks about "From Dusk Till Dawn" a Action Crime and Horror Film from 1996 with Quentin Tarantino and Salma Hayek.

Have you ever watched a movie and wondered why did the director do that? Have you ever read a show description that makes you wonder if the person who wrote it watched/listened to the same thing just put yourself through? The 2010 film "Rubber" is a great example of this. A MUST see movie! Make sure to share #WDWWT with a friend!