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Eric Mulder hosts WTM: Watch This Movie, a tv show with 264 episodes published.
Mulder and Wolfie were joined once again by Zolly Becker to discuss James Gunn's latest DC offering, Supergirl (2026). We discuss the movie, the controversy, the current state of DC and of course, the future. After that
It's finally here, Disclosure Day is upon us here at WTM. All will finally be revealed. Secrets will be aired out for the entire world to see. Stan Switek joined us once again to help break down today's film. This time h
Mulder and Wolfie were joined once again by Chola and her better half, Eric, to discuss yet another film about Teen Angst, Over the Edge (1979). This led to a lively and lengthy discussion in which we covered Troubled Te
***Attention!*** For the first time ever, this entire episode is available on video! It's edited, though not to the extent I usually do but I have added some clips for the drops. You can watch this episode on Spotify and
This is a Sneak Peek at one of our upcoming episodes in which focused on Over the Edge (1979). It includes our Movie Recommendations segment and an excerpt from later in the episode in which Mulder regales everyone with
Mulder kicks off our month of Birthday picks by going back to his 80's T&A comfort zone with one of the best, Hardbodies (1984). Considering the subject matter, we wanted to bring in a special guest, someone well versed
This is a Sneak Peek to our upcoming episode (#362) in which we covered Hardbodies (1984) with a very special first-time-guest Richard Juice! These are two mostly unedited excerpts from the episode including our Movie Re
We wrap up our focus on Movies From Our Youth with a look back at Another Stakeout from 1993. This sequel to Stakeout (1987) stars Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Rosie O'Donnell and Dennis Farina. Stan Switek is back
This is a Sneak Peek to our upcoming episode (#361) in which we covered Another Stakeout (1993) with guest Stan Switek. These are two unedited excerpts from the episode where we discussed Movie Recommendations and promot
Continuing our focus on Movies From Our Youth we were joined once again by Brother Clint to discuss a mid-90's staple, Jumanji (1995). ***June 12th, 2026 is Disclosure Day on Watch This Movie. Be here.*** We now have a Y
Mulder and Wolfie are joined once again by Stan Switek to discuss another movie from their (Wolfie's) youth, Air Bud (1997). This was a first time watch for Mulder and Stan so tune in to see if it's as good as Wolfie say
Zolly Becker is back to discuss the Oscars Post-Mortem and to give his thoughts on the best films of 2025. Mulder and Wolfie end the episode with the movie challenge in which Lucky Number Slevin (2006) and Brigsby Bear (
Mulder and Wolfie welcome Stan Switek back to the show as they shift focus to “Movies From Our Youth”. First up, a Charlie Sheen/Kristy Swanson team-up, The Chase (1994). A victim of 20th Century Fox being bought by the
Mulder and Wolfie were joined by an Over-Caffeinated Zolly Becker to discuss a Minnesota Movie from their childhood, Drop Dead Fred (1991). Listen in to find out what Drop Dead Fred is really all about! You can also find
Mulder and Wolfie T kick off their 2-part Minnesota Movies series with a look at Sam Raimi's A Simple Plan (1998). On the next episode, Zolly Becker returns to wrap up this focus on local films with Drop Dead Fred (1991)
Mulder and Wolfie T are joined once again by Zolly Becker to usher in the new year as well as the new season (12?) of WTM. Zolly was dying to discuss Avatar: Fire and Ash so him and Wolfie have a spirited discussion rega
Season 2 of Mirrorball Movie Cowboys concludes with a very special episode. In fact, it's an episode 15 years in the making. Stu, from the Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast adores Can't Stop the Music (1980), and has always
Merry (Black) Xmas! Mulder and Wolfie close out the year by taking a look at a much overlooked horror remake in 2006's Black Christmas. Returning guest and unofficial 3rd chair Zolly Becker also stops by to help us break
In the last "Recently Seen" Episode of the Year, Wolfie and Mulder discuss their most recent first-time-watches and take a look at what is coming up on Watch This Movie. Movies discussed in this episode: No Other Choice
Season 2 of Mirrorball Movie Cowboys continues with the 1979 Linda Blair vehicle (literally), Roller Boogie! Mulder and Stu (from the wonderful Midnight Movie Cowboys) podcast are both massive fans of everything Disco. S
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