We Love To Watch

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

We're kicking off our third incarnation of Musical May with the great Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. We're joined by wonderful laugher, Anthony Pizzo, and all of us, are so, so, so, so sorry for what you're about to endure. Like....I don't know what this is. But we're back on track next week with Singin' in the Rain!

TRON + TRON LEGACY by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

WLTW Classics: DARK CITY. For "What's even real, man?" month, we decided to (INSERT VERB THAT SOUNDS BETTER THAN "REPOST") Dark City ep. This was one of our first, so most of you have probably not heard it - and it fits nicely into this month. You can find us on Soundcloud, Stitcher, Tunein, or Soundcloud. Or Soundcloud.

"What is Real, man?" Month hits the "weird one" with 199's eXistenZ, David Cronenberg's pseudo follow up to Videodrome. It's a good one, but tell me the truth, are we still in the podcast? Join us next week as we wrap up the month with Tron and Tron: Legacy!

THE THIRTEENTH FLOOR by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

Is our April Month starting late or is it just a glitch in The Matrix? We'll find out as we kick off "What's even real?" Month with the Wachowskis' 1999 masterpiece. Next week, we stay in 1999 (or do we?) for The Thirteenth Floor!

Our 150th episode has arrived, and to celebrate, we're watching the worst movie we've ever done for the show, probably. A Ted Danson vehicle, a Macauley Culkin vehicle, or a Gaillard Sartain vehicle? Who can say. Let's not get mad, let's get even. With Dad. That's the title of the movie. You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, all that.

We wrap up space horror month with the one that started it all, 1979's Alien! Hope you're ready for us to rip this one to sheds....with love. Join us next month as we kick off, "What's Even Real, Man?" Month with 1999's The Matrix!

This week, Aaron & Pete talk Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's SUNSHINE, a movie about blowing up the sun to save it. You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Tunein, and inside your sunroom.

Welcome to our second episode of our Space Horror month where we cover the best Friday movie (yes, really) Jason X! We also talk a lot about flat earthers, because have you seen Behind the Curve? Wow. Join us next week for Danny Boyle's Sunshine!

SPACE HORROR month kicks off with the cult horror movie Event Horizon, thus completing our Sam Neill Goes Fucking Nuts trilogy with Possession and In the Mouth of Madness. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and on a video screen on an abandoned space ship.

We trek forward into Star Trek II: the Wrath of Khan, surely the first time a movie podcast has ever covered this movie. Pretty obscure stuff, not sure if any nerds like this one. We did! We're joined by the eloquent Andrew Bloom, writer for the Consequence of Sound, and his own blog, The Andrew Blog. https://consequenceofsound.net/author/andrew-bloom/ http://www.theandrewblog.net/ You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or anywhere you find your podcasts.

America's Very Specific Sweetheart's Month goes out with a whimper, as we learn the hard way why Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan should only star opposite each other. Grab a drink, because we're getting through 1994's I.Q. and 1986's The Money Pit in a battle for which is worse! (Spoiler: It ends in a tie).

For our last good movie of Meg Ryan & Tom Hanks' Rom Com month (aka, MEG'S GONNA GIVE IT TO YA!), we decided to do another Nora Ephron movie, and bring on resident sweetie David Clarke. David has started a new job editing content at Drawfee. http://www.drawfee.com/ Here's the Dark Souls video we referenced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKE_E_E8Z3w Here's his twitter: https://twitter.com/DavidClarkie?lang=en You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, SPOTIFY, or by logging into your American On-Line account

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we’re here with our second episode of America’s Very Specific Sweetheart Month, Sleepless in Seattle. We’re joined by friend of the show, and sometimes Executive Producer, Carrie N! If you like this episode, please meet us on the top of the empire state building at 9pm EST tonight.

For our first entry in our Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan month, MEG'S GONNA GIVE IT TO YA, we start with the oddball adventure film, Joe Vs. the Volcano!

We're wrapping up our second 80s Fantasy Month with our first Terry Gilliam movie, Time Bandits!

Up next in our Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Month/Double Fantasy Side Two (The Yoko Side) we're covering Neil Jordan's THE COMPANY OF WOLVES, a feminist fairy tale re-imagining based on Angela Carter's stories. You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or in the eyes of your wolf lover.

We Love to Watch hosts, Peter Moran and Aaron Armstrong, officially begin their 5 year mission, to teach Peter about Star Trek. We begin by showing Peter the first movie, along with the TOS episodes, “Devil in the Dark,” “Amok Time,” and “City on the Edge of Forever.” We’re pleased to kick off our mission with guest, Bruce “Glorbes” Ross. Listen in horror as Peter asks straight-faced questions like, “What’s guy with the Scottish accent’s name?” and thinks we’re kidding when we tell him Ricardo Montlaban is Khan. Next month, we’re covering The Wrath of Khan, and “Space Seed!”