Hosted by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 500 episodes
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A movie podcast by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran that specializes in genre hits. Each month, we take on a four or five movies in a specific subgenre, and compare/contrast them as we go. Please contact us for feedback, suggestions, and support!
Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran hosts We Love to Watch, a tv show with 500 episodes published.
We're revisiting some of the movies we first covered as part of the 10th anniversary of We Love To Watch! We're covering the movie featured on our pilot episode but this time joined by author, filmmaker, musician, and al
10th Anniversary Retrospective & Scheduling Change Announcement by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran
A horse is a horse (of course, of course), but you've never seen a horse like this before! (Terrible, horny, cursed). It's our 450th episode! Sorry we're doing this to you!
WE HAVE SNAKE PLISSKIN AT HOME month (aka Escape from Faux York) is now closed, with Neil Marshall's DOOMSDAY.
Sure, a lot of movies are influenced by Escape from NY, but not many in a way that was found to be legally actionable!
"We have Snake Plisskin at home" month continues with 2019: AFTER THE FALL OF NEW YORK, a delightful Italian romp.
Sorry kids, but we have Snake Plisken at home. His name is Trash and everyone he loves is dead.
ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran
In the mood for Lovecraft? More like in the mood for one of the best horror movies of the past 15 years!
In the Mood for Lovecraft month continues with Koji Shiraishi's OCCULT, about a radicalized man who has a particular connection to an unholy entity. You can find us on Patreon!
Robert Eggers' THE LIGHTHOUSE kicks off our next theme, "In the Mood for Lovecraft," a cosmic horror month. Next week is the Adult Swim tv series UZUMAKI. You can find us on Patreon and all that.
A Russian nuclear team hides in Vietnam in order to develop a particle accelerator and bring back dinosaurs to win the Vietnam war against the US? Seems like a pretty complex war to me!
Steven Spielberg's JURASSIC PARK. what else is there to say? We're joined by Rick Kelley.
In the 1980s, dinosaur popularity for kids exploded, and this movie is still probably *the* dinosaur movie for kids and/or fans of parents dying.
Karel Zeman's JOURNEY TO THE BEGINNING OF TIME takes a more scientific approach to dinosaurs than King Kong did, but is not without it's excitement.
Happy 2026, WLTW! We're kicking off the year with an idea we've been wanting to do for a while: fucking DINOSAURS! While King Kong wasn't the first movie to combine stop-motion dinosaur animation and live action, it was
Ho Ho Ho, WLTW! Merry Christmas! *record scratch* Unfortunately, you're all getting a lump of coal with this garbage movie!
Harold Ramis' ICE HARVEST had a hard time at the cinema, and is now a forgotten neo-noir black comedy that takes place around Christmas. Next week - Robert Zemeckis' A CHRISTMAS CAROL!
Christmas Grab Bag month continues with a Die Hard ripoff called CHRISTMAS RUSH and we actually... liked it!
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