We Love to Watch

Hey WLTW fans!

Liz Lerner and Rick Kelley are back for our second episode of our occasional podcast, POD'S NOT DEAD. We talk about movies made for Christians, by Christians, and whether they work as "movies." Spoiler alert, so far... 0 for 2.

You can find our previous episode on this very feed back in August of 2017!

Ann Darrow is an actress, a performer, someone who knows how to put on a show. King Kong is a 25 foot gorilla who loves to smash dinosaurs. Opposites attract in this wacky 2005 remake of the classic romantic comedy, King Kong.

For Love & Monsters Month, we get to talk about a different kind of love, one that doesn't necessarily fit neatly into any specific box.

You can find We Love to Watch on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or in the eyes of your lover.

LOVE AND MONSTERS month flaps its little wings, and flies along with 1992's Bram Stoker's Dracula.

We're joined by Ethan Warren, who knows a little bit about making a movie with Keanu Reeves, expect for the part about Keanu Reeves (he made a movie is what we're saying).

You can find Ethan's work at westofher.com and ethanrawarren.com. You find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Google Play, defying death itself to seek revenge, and TuneIn.

Aaron & Pete kick off Love & Monsters month with Guillermo Del Toro's romance-monster-drama about a woman who feels incomplete, and the "monster" who just may help with that.

You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher TuneIn, but if this bathroom is a leakin' a massive amount of water, don't you go and bother.

Ridley Scott followed up the one-two punch of Alien and Blade Runner with 1986's Legend. And we're following up the one-two punch of our last two episodes with another episode, *about* the movie Legend. Coincidence?

We're covering the much improved Director's Cut, but even if you've never seen that version before, we actually do our job, and tell you what's different!

You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, disobeying the rules of the forest, and TuneIn.

David Bowie, Jim Henson, Terry Jones, George Lucas, Elaine May all worked on a fucking movie, and that fucking movie is Labyrinth.

The story of a girl taking responsibility and learning a lesson, all set in a fantasy world built out of Jim Henson's imagination. Full of illusions, tricks, jokes - not to mention great puppetry - this movie has something for kids of all ages.

https://www.patreon.com/clarissavandell

https://www.reverbnation.com/TheEndlessNight

You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIN, Google Music, and inside a crystal ball handled by a world class juggler.

David Bowie, Jim Henson, Terry Jones, George Lucas, Elaine May all worked on a fucking movie, and that fucking movie is Labyrinth.

The story of a girl taking responsibility and learning a lesson, all set in a fantasy world built out of Jim Henson's imagination. Full of illusions, tricks, jokes - not to mention great puppetry - this movie has something for kids of all ages.

https://www.patreon.com/clarissavandell

https://www.reverbnation.com/TheEndlessNight

You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIN, Google Music, and inside a crystal ball handled by a world class juggler.

It's our second week of 80s fantasy month! We decided to pour you a shot and chaser, as we talk about The NeverEnding Story, and, as briefly as we can, its sequel.

We're joined by our own luck dragon, Carrie N., as we go through the magical world of Fantasia and the less magical world of also Fantasia, but shitty looking.

You can fine Carrie's work at:

https://vimeo.com/carolynnelson

And you can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, seeing the reflection of our audience in a mirror, and TuneIn.

Disney's 25th Animated Feature almost ruined the company. Overbudget, delayed multiple times, abandoned by multiple directors, hampered by producer oversight, and, perhaps worst of all, hemmed in by Disney's apprehension to sequels forcing a lot of content in a small movie. All of that makes for a trouble production, but does that make for a troubled movie? Aaron & Pete decide if The Black Cauldron is worth a shot for fans nostalgic of Disney.

You can find We Love to Watch on Stitcher, Tunein, ITunes, and deep within the murky waters of a prophetic pig's trough.

While all your fat cat critics friends get 'press passes" to watch new movies, the Watchboys finally caught up with the old ones!

Join us, and guest Joseph J. Finn, as we count down the best movies of 2016.