This week Andrew & Ted review the Netflix original thriller series "The Watcher".  Ted has been following the series since it's drop date back on October 13th and convinced Andrew to give it a try.  So in a weeks time, Andrew block binged the seven episode series.  The question now is ... "What are Andrew's and Ted's thoughts?"  Tune in as Andrew & Ted breakdown the series (spoiler free) as they discuss what they liked, what they didn't, and would they recommend it to others to watch!

This week Andrew and Ted discuss Apple TV's original "Raymond & Ray" starring Ethan Hawke and Ewan McGregor.  Apple Studios builds “Raymond & Ray” as ... half-brothers Raymond and Ray who have lived in the shadow of a terrible father. Somehow, they still each have a sense of humor, and his funeral is a chance for them to reinvent themselves. There’s anger, there’s pain, there’s folly, there might be love, and there’s definitely grave digging.  Tune in to find out what Andrew and Ted thought about the movie.

This week Andrew and Ted sit down and face off as the two share their takes on the Mark Wahlberg starring film "Father Stu".  Based on the true life story of local Helena, Montana amateur boxer / drinker turned Los Angeles based actor turned priest, Stuart Long.  Father Stu, as he is affectionately called, spent most of his life without religion but ends up finding Christ through his pursuit of seeking a romantic relationship with a girl.  Andrew and Ted definitely have a difference of opinion about this movie with the exception of the performance turned in by the actors.

Andrew and Ted take a look at Apple TV's original release "The Greatest Beer Run Ever" starring Zac Efron as John "Chickie" Donohue.  Based upon the story of the real John "Chickie" Donohue who decides, after his local bartender "The Colonel" (Bill Murray) plants the idea, to show his support of all the local boys fighting in Vietnam by taking them a beer from old neighborhood.  So in "Chickie's" capacity as a merchant seaman scores a crew position on a freighter making a delivery to Saigon.  Once there he convinces the merchant ship's captain that he needs a shore pass so that he can inform his non-existent step brother that his father is dead.  Once granted, the almost blind adventure of delivering beers to his old neighbor buddies begins in earnest.  Along the way "Chickie" encounters the reality of war and befriends war correspondent Arthur Coates (Russell Crowe) that helps him navigate the through the truth of what is actually happening in Vietnam.

Andrew and Ted review Netflix's original movie "Munsters" as well as Disney +'s "Hocus Pocus 2".