Matt and Zach talk about The Silence of the Lambs. While you'll get to hear them use their characteristic, personal humor, this episode has many more serious elements. They talk about Feminism in film, the LGBTQ community. Try as they might, not everything they say will be perfect, but to avoid talking about those things would be like pretending they weren't key themes and that their use wasn't impactful. So enjoy our discussion on this historically important horror film. 

In this weeks episode of Watch No Evil, Zach and a newly microphone'd Matt tackle the somewhat controversial M. Night Shyamalan film "Signs" from 2002. This includes talking about creature design, homage to classic icons, a critique of the acting, an absolute callout of Matt's Dad and a vocal interpretation of the Watch No Evil theme. 

After an electrical snafu, Zach and a kind of distorted Matt talk about Netflix's "Birdbox" starring the Extraordinary Sandra Bullock.  Due to the nature of this film, please be cautious of this film's content before listening as we discuss potentially sensitive themes openly. 

In this Episode, Matt and Zach dive into the Tim Burton horror attempt, Sleepy Hollow. In this episode they talk about what makes a horror movie and how to classify something that bends genre as well as interpreting color and classics. Join us won't you!

In this hotly contested episode, Matt and Zach talk about the Netflix original film I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House. They hit on their disappointments, the lost potential, the sound design, and more. All finishing with the classic trivia round. 

In this episode, Zach wants to talk about the Conjuring, his wife, the acting, and the Warren family. Matt wants to talk about Color Theory, Madonna and Taylor Swift, and the Liberal Agenda.