We Love To Watch

Our Dark Fantasy Month marches on with 1985's Return to Oz, the movie that terrified many. Not us though, since we're brave boys who waited until our 30s to watch it. We're joined by Senior Editor for Consequence of Sound, Andrew Bloom! Check out his awesome companion essay at http://www.theandrewblog.net/2019/01/15/return-to-oz-picks-mood-and-metaphor-over-plot-and-progression-on-the-darker-side-of-the-rainbow/ and find more of his writing at https://consequenceofsound.net/author/andrew-bloom/ !

John Boorman, lovable oddball, was kind enough to bless us with perhaps the definitive cinematic version of Camelot with EXCALIBUR. Will Aaron & Pete be able to pull the sword from the stone? Probably not, but this description body needed more words so here we go! You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher, or coming from the voicebox of the Lady of the Lake.

Happy 2019! We're celebrating the only way we know how! By finally getting around to ranking the best movies of 2017, with guest Joseph J. Finn! I hope enjoy hearing us discuss movies you're all sick of talking about, while real critics are talking about 2018!

December comes to a close with our Christmas Spectacular - a whole show on the three Santa Clause movies starring Tim Allen. This series ran for 12 years somehow, and Aaron and Pete want answers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, and now, Spotify!

Christmas Classic month hits the most Christmas classic-ey of all, It's a Wonderful Life! We're joined by screenwriter, Casey Giltner, as we all talk about who cries the grossest! You can find Casey's blog at https://giltnerbros.wordpress.com/

Boys and girls of every age Wouldn't you like to hear something strange? Come with us and you will see This, our hobby of Podcasting! This is Podcasting, this is Podcasting Lonely men stream in the dead of night This is Podcasting, everybody pretend you're listening This week, we do Henry Selick's (and NOT Tim Burton) THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS, a perennial holiday classic that somehow went from long-shot risk for Disney to one of their most popular movies with people of all ages. Will Jack Skellington find the true meaning of Christmas? Our guest is Morgan Runice, returning yet again to keep us nerds honest. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, and in the scream of a pumpkin!

WLTW Presents: Hey Vern, It's a Podcast! ERNEST GOES TO SCHOOL by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

It's our first week of Christmas Classic Month, with the movie that many of our listeners fucking hate (but we love!) Home Alone! We're joined by fellow fan, and writer/director, Ethan Warren, whose writing you can find at https://www.brightwalldarkroom.com/author/ethanwarren/ and who's movie West of Her, you can find on ITunes, Amazon, and Vudu.

We Love to Watch presents....START TREK. Peter has never seen a Star Trek movie, or watched an episode of the show. Aaron has spent most of his life obsessed. What will Peter think of a series he's avoided, when he starts watching Star Trek. In this first episode, we recap our history with the series, and quiz Peter on his knowledge. Tune in next time when we cover The Motion Picture, Amok Time, Devil in the Dark, and City on the Edge of Forever.

Aaron & Pete wrap up THE FAMILY THAT EATS TOGETHER, STAYS TOGETHER month with the most peculiar one of the bunch, BLOOD DINER. Jackie Kong (aka, Queen Kong) made this back 80s, it failed to take off, and then was resurrected by a rabid cult of fans thirty years later. Uncle Anwar made a Sheetar demon back in the 50s, it failed to take off, and then was resurrected by a rabid cult of fans thirty years later.

Wow...do all the families this month eat people? They sure do, because that's what the month's theme is, you silly goose! And for week 3 of "The Family the Eats Together..." were covering the trailblazing 1967 horror film, Spider Baby.

On another installment of "The Family That Eats Together..." month for November, where we're covering all kinds of cannibal families, we bring back Joey Lee! Here's her Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/joeylee/ Here's her Twitter: https://twitter.com/movieequations And here is her latest project: www.EndIndustrialMeat.org

The family that eats together...stays together. And we're kicking off November talking about the most famous cannibal family, The Sawyers, in Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It's also our Spooktober Challenge finale, as we say good-bye to another month-long horror movie binge.

Another Halloween is here and the spooky watch boys have worked up a new Halloween Spooktacular. This year, we'll be covering John Carpenter's 1978 masterpiece, Halloween, it's 3 years later sequel Halloween 2, and its 40 years later sequel, Halloween. As is tradition, this is a longer ep, but we think you'll love it. Have a Spooky Halloween, everyone!

It's last call for LADIES' FRIGHT NIGHT, but at least our final drink is a strong one, 2013's Carrie! We're joined by Executive Producer of this month's theme, friend of the show, and fan favorite, Carrie N! You can check out the upcoming documentary series Carrie worked on, ENEMIES, premiering 11/8 on Showtime! Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/BtYp21q1WIQ

Lyzette Garcia joins us for more Lady's Fright Night, with FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE - the "last" Nightmare on Elm Street movie (before, err, the other two), and the only one to be directed by a woman - Rachel Talalay. Is this movie a dream, or a nightmare? Please don't think about that very long, it was a very dumb thing to ask. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, or in your nightmares.

*knock knock knock* Let us in please, it's just your old pals Aaron and Pete, wanting to enter your ears OH HAHA WE"RE IN NOW. You're stuck with us forever! See that? Just a clever trick we learned from our friend Mr. Babadook, as we enter week 2 of Lady's Fright Night with guest Natalie Layne!

Ladies Fright Night kicks off with Luana Saitta, friend of the show, Belgian, and co-host of Monster Island Commentaries. http://monstercommentaries.libsyn.com/

WLTW Presents: Hey Vern, it's a Podcast! SLAM DUNK ERNEST by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

It's our lost Musical May episode on 1980's THE APPLE! I know your calendars say September, but the BIM (Bip? Bibb? Bib?) doesn't care, because HEY HEY HEY, THE BIM ((Bip? Bibb? Bib?) IS THE WAY!