The DTW crew is back with a throwback about a dude, playin a dude... Disguised as another dude! We watched Tropic Thunder and we have some things to say about it. Does it still hold up? Listen and find out what we think!

Down to Watch throws back to a time when family movies could be about monsters causing havoc all through small town America. We watched 1984's Gremlins, and had a pretty good time with it too! Come have a listen, we eventually talk about the movie even!

DTW TV heads over to the award winning FX show Atlanta this week to meet some of the weird folks who populate the town in the minds of creator Donald Glover and his team. Listen as we discuss the ins and outs of the show, what we love about it and then veer wildly off topic! Best of both worlds!

Hey there, bubs! DTW went to the theaters to watch Wolverine get old in Fox/Marvel's Logan. What does it look like to be over a hundred years old living like Wolvie does sometime in the near future? We'll tell ya, so come listen!

Down to Watch went back to 1974's Mel Brooks classic (cult?) Blazing Saddles! Groundbreaking in its time, brazen against bigotry and also a real dumb movie (Mel said it!) , this one took some of us back to inappropriate childhood viewing and was a first for the others. Wanna know how to lure some kkk members over to steal their costumes? We'll show ya!

Bonus DTW nTheaters for you guys! We definitely had to watch Get Out and talk about it, and you should too! This movie is great, and we had a fun time talking about all the performances, themes of the movie and how it played with cliches and tropes of the horror and comedy genres. Be warned, it's all spoilers so just go watch the movie!

Sci-fi cowboys and philosophical musings abound this week! The DTW team rides into HBO's Westworld this week and shucks howdy they sure had a lot to say about it. Plenty of commentary about the show overall but the podcast covers some of the twisty plot so it's gonna sound crazy if you haven't watched yet. Go ahead and take a listen, and try doing the robot, maybe you're a host too!

The DTW crew goes farther into space than ever before in this week's throwback movie, 1997s Contact! Join Jodie Foster and company on an interstellar adventure to discover dead dad aliens? Spoiler what? Check it out!

This week In Theaters has the DTW crew talking about John Wick Chapter 2. Thats right, the Boogeyman, Baba Yaga himself. It's a little tangent heavy at first and the end gets a little socially conscious but that middle section, hoo boy! Just listen to the whole podcast, it'll be great!

Throwback Thursday at DTW shines a spotlight on the 1981 John Landis horror-comedy An American Werewolf in London! Is it a cult classic? Is it a horror with jokes or a comedy with a monster? Are sex scenes necessary? We're talking about nazi monsters gunning down a family, a car pileup that goes bananas and a hilarious exchange in a background porn film! All these things and more on DTW-TT.