We Love To Watch

After years of praise, Aaron finally was able to strong-arm Pete into watching the movie Pete's Dragon. Will Pete have the same tearful love for this childrens' movie, or will Aaron further accumulate evidence that Pete is dead inside? Tune in to find out! You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, or wherever you find your podcasts.

Because talking about Smash Mouth wasn't embarrassing enough, Pete dared Aaron to listen to Reel Big Fish's Turn the Radio Off. A childhood favorite of Pete's - but will it stand up to the filters of incredible, faultless taste that he's built up over the years? Don't You Dare will be back later this week with Pete's Dragon by David Lowery!

We're proud(?) to finally present our long lost pilot episode of We Love to Watch! Hear Pete and Aaron not understand how to record properly! Scream as we talk to each other for essentially the first time ever! Gasp at the bits! The BITS! They burn! Hope you enjoy! Movie talk starts at like the 90 minute mark!

Don't You Dare is a podcast where We Love To Watch hosts, Peter and Aaron, dare each other to experience pieces of media the other one hasn't before. In our second episode, Aaron makes Pete listen to Smash Mouth's first album in its entirety, Fush Yu Mang. Did you know that Smash Mouth is bad, but not in the way that All-Star would suggest? Tune in to listen to us go track by track!

Don't You Dare is a podcast where We Love To Watch hosts, Peter and Aaron, dare each other to experience pieces of media the other one hasn't before. In our inaugural episode, Peter makes Aaron play a PS2 era FPS called, No One Lives Forever. Will Aaron figure out how to adapt to a world devoid of autosaving and regenerating health? No and no! (I mean, tune in to find out).

We're wrapping up People Are the Most Dangerous Game Month, with two very important things: 1. Dustin and Adam Koski 2. Peter Bogdanovich's movie, Targets Feels weird making jokes here, so I won't! Check out Adam and Dustin's new book at Amazon dot com: https://www.amazon.com/Not-Meant-Know-Truth-Destroy-ebook/dp/B07CLGKC5B

Summertime in New Orleans. The gumbo is hot, the drinks are cold, and the targets are HARD. This week, we cover our first Jean-Claude Van Damme movie with old frenemy of the show, Marcus Jones, of Crushed Celluloid and Jean-Pod Van Damme. This studmuffin gives us some knowledge on just what JCVD is all about. You can find us on itunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or on the bottom of my boot during this roundhouse kick

"People Are The Most Dangerous Game" Month enters Week 2 with a biggie, 2000's Battle Royale. Bridgett Taylor returns to let us know what we missed in the novel version while we were playing those damn video games instead of reading! Here's the link the Bridgett approved film, Black Lizard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCV2_3AgPlU. And you can find us on ITunes, Soundcloud, TuneIN, having our head explode for being in the wrong zone, and Stitcher.

We kick off MAN IS THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME month with Turkey Shoot, aka Death Camp Thatcher, an Australian "ozploitation" film about a fascist government who locks up dissidents in camps, and makes them compete in strange, deadly games for a chance at freedom. But is the game rigged? Aaron and Pete are joined by Rick Kelley of the film review site Luddite Robot, and also the Pod's Not Dead podcast on the WLTW Network. You can find us on stitcher, itunes, TuneIn, and the state-sponsored radio station.

We're going back to the Joe Dante well for July, with a fresh blast of the two episodes of Showtime's Masters of Horror he directed: "The Screwfly Solution" and "Homecoming." You can find us on ITunes, Google Play, Stitcher, voting against Bush and then dying again, and TuneIN.

JOE DANTE month comes to a close (or does it?) with Gremlins 2, arguably the most Dantean of the Dante movies. We're joined by Hayden Bytheway, film student and friend of the show. Here's his short film! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmqn35IZd40&feature=youtu.be You can find us on Soundcloud, iTunes, Tunein, or on Cramp TV stations franchised all around the globe.

Hey! Ho! Let's talk! Ramones! Joe Dante summer takes a controversial turn into a movie that Joe Dante technically didn't direct, but had a big hand in, and fuck it, it's the best, so we're counting it! You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Google Play, exploding, and TuneIn.

Aaron and Pete continue Joe Dante month with THE 'BURBS! Dante turns his sights back to the suburbs to take on threats real... or imagined. We're joined by Dustin Koski and Adam Koski - authors and podcasters. Here's their recent book, Not Meant to Know www.amazon.com/Not-Meant-Know-Tr…ook/dp/B07CLGKC5B Here's the video we discuss in the intro, for the curious: www.youtube.com/watch?v=smnvJGzOkhU You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, or in a troubled fever dream you experience after falling asleep to horror movies.

You voted, and, without any official review process or transparency, we listened! This week we're kicking off the first week of July poll winner, Joe Dante Summer with 1993's Matinee. We're joined this week by Joey Lee, and you can follow her on Twitter at @movieequations. You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Google Play, trying to make out in a nuclear fallout shelter, and TuneIN.

Summer camp month comes to a close with the last day at Camp Firewood. That's right, Aaron & Pete talk Wet Hot American Summer, with our special guest Anthony Pizzo. You can see his work here! https://www.instagram.com/pizzo_cartoons/?hl=en http://www.anthonypizzo.com/ We're on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, and wait... is this even plugged in?

Our trek through the subgenres of camp movies finally docks (get it?) at horror movies, with 1981's THE BURNING. This movie is great, but also a good reminder to not soak yourself in alcohol in case anyone plays a prank on you involving candles. You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud, being Jason Alexander but not from Seinfeld, and TuneIN.

It's summertime, and the weather is hot. This week, we tackle a movie about an indoctrinating, child-abusing psychopath who has no regrets about forcing children to follow their teachings. No, we didn't do JESUS CAMP again, we did HEAVY WEIGHTS! You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, and free after your 6th sub sandwich on this punchcard.

Summer Camp Month starts with a real Bummer Camp, as we talk about the 2006 documentary Jesus Camp. We’re joined by fellow heathen, Amanda Lett, as she practices for what will surely be her eternal torture: recording podcasts with Aaron and Pete. You can find us on Souncloud, Stitcher, TuneIn, being lectured by dinosaurs on how global warming isn’t real, and Itunes.

We wrap up Musical May with John Cameron Mitchell's pansexual glam rock monologue-musical, HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH. A movie about romance, betrayal, identity and cool wigs, we dive into the gender politics of this one to see if it holds up and praise it for its sense of style. We have David Clarke, who works in a few different forms of media, including audio and video. Here's some of his video work. Hire David for your video project! https://vimeo.com/davidclarke5 You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, and on state-sponsored radio in East Berlin.

Musical / Musical May / Watch Em Drop / Little Shop of Horrors / Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Look out / Look Out / Look Out / Rachel Graff is our guest, guest, guest (guest, guest, guest). You better, betcha yourself you better, download and listen toooodaaaaayyyyyy!