What We've Watched Podcast

This week we are dropping our predictions for which films are going to be the big hits and the big stinkers this summer. Covering a selection of releases from July to September 2025.

This week we return to the 2000's with each of our top five films of 2003.

This week we take a look at a new to streaming, comedy crime caper - Deep Cover.

This week we have a double feature - two films based on the same novel - The Big Clock and No Way Out, each with their own time "appropriate" approach.

This week we take a ride with John Maclean's directorial debut film, Slow West.

On this episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we talk about the Beetlejuice cartoon that came out hot on the heels of the hit film.

This week we take a look at somewhat different sci-fi film from the early 1950s with When World's Collide.

We once again dive back into the early years of 'oughts with our top five films of 2002.

This week we talk about the 2011 animated film Rango.

This week we attempt to salvage 2 hours of our lives by discussing the newest incarnation of The Crow franchise.

Cagney and Bogart take to streets with bootlegging crime in this classic 1939 film, The Roaring Twenties.

This episode we take a look at 1981's exciting and faced paced The New Adventures of Zorro.

This week we check out indie film "Damsel" from 2018, directed by the Zeller Brothers, staring Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska.

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.

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!

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.

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

This week we have slightly divided options with discussion of the Robert Redford 2013 solo film, All is Lost.

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.

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