We Love to Watch

For our Spooktacular Spooktober Special, Aaron & Pete will discuss... a video game?

In a WLTW first, we'll be discussing the original Resident Evil game (well, actually the 2002 remake), the script that George A. Romero tried to get made adapting that, and the Paul W.S. Anderson adaptation we actually got. Would George have done the original more justice? has the game gotten a decent adaptation yet?

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We are sad to report that Slugfest has passed away, at the ripe old age of four weeks.

This recording is the last time Aaron and Peter will speak in the language of the gods, The Slugfest voice.

In lieu of flowers, please listen to our episode on David Cronenberg's Shivers.

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Episode two of Hey Vern, it's a Podcast is out now, and this week we're joined by WLTW co-host, Aaron Armstrong. 

This is Aaron's first Ernest movie, and let's just say he's not impressed. Can Marcus and Pete convince Aaron to live, laugh, and love Ernest P. Worrell? Or will our mighty heroes fall to the tyranny of a bad opinion haver? Tune in to find out!

Aaron and Pete continue SLUGFEST with James Gunn's SLITHER, a sluggy zombie movie about a toxic relationship and the collateral damage it causes when an alien gets involved.

We're proud to welcome Morgan Runice, who wants to plug this fun project below:

https://www.patreon.com/clarissavandell

You can find us on Stitcher, Tunein, iTunes, and in the mass-consciousness of an alien slug race.

Slugfest 2017 rocks on with 1986's NIGHT OF THE CREEPS!

If you think I'm doing the Slugfest voice as I type this out, brother, you are right on the money.

Listen to this episode while you can; next year, all of Slugfest is going to be in the Slugest voice. One of us is going to end up hospitalized.

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Sluggin' makes me feel good! This week, Aaron & Pete go ahead and kick off Spooktober and SLUGFEST 2017 with a kind of obvious start: Slugs, by Juan Piquer Simon. Mutated slugs are eating up a small American town, and the only people that can stop them are a sanitation worker and a health inspector. City workers: are they the real heroes? Please, look elsewhere for the answer than here.

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Another pilot project by the We Love to Watch Network in association with the Crushed Celluloid Network!

Marcus Jones and Pete Moran take on one Ernest movie and one Ernest show per episode. The ultimate battle: our nostalgia for this lovable doofus versus our knowledge that this is all very very stupid.

The year is 1982. Thermonuclear war between the Russians and the Americans could happen at any minute. The USSR has developed a stealth fighter that's faster and better than anything the US has, and listen to this: it fires bombs by thought. Seems like a dramatically terrible idea, but the US wants it anyway. And Clint Eastwood is the only one who can get it.

We're joined by Joseph Finn, in the 5 Timer Club!

http://joeseesmovies.blogspot.com/

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Oh hai, WLTW fans!

The Great Podcast Council of Haidoggy decreed that all movie podcasts must cover 2006's The Room at some point.

Little did we know that deliverer of our fate would be our good friend Andrew Daar during the holiest of months: Guest Request Month. For the sky opened, and Andrew spoketh, and yay, we have heard the call.

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The guests don't stop coming, the requests don't stop coming, the guest request month can't stop, won't stop, and the inevitable march of time comes to take us all.

The Guest: Liz Lerner

The Request: A fucking crazy ass movie that you've probably never heard of called Urge from 2016.

The movie is on Amazon Prime. Watch it!

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