We’re Watching Here

Chris and Perry are back, and talking films both intimate (Olivia Wilde's The Invite) and epic (The Odyssey). 

Chris and Perry talk about Steven Spielberg's latest, Disclosure Day, and continue their David Lynch retrospective with 2001's Mulholland Drive. 

From Chris Williams, half of the brains of "We're Watching Here," comes a new series available only on his Substack (after this episode), interviewing people about faith, art, cinema and more. The first interview is with Jeffrey Overstreet, a film reviewer, author and professor. Jeffrey wrote the book Through a Screen Darkly, which explores faith and cinema. His newest book, Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema expands on those themes, tracing his life through the films that formed him. Subscribe on Chrisicisms so you don't miss any future conversations! 

* Chris' Substack 

* Jeffrey Overstreet's website 

* Buy Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Chris and Perry celebrate 100 episodes of We're Watching Here by discussing the film criticism that has impacted them. 

Show notes: 

Aliens review by Roger Ebert 

"Formerly Dangerous" newsletter by Drew McWeeny 

"Note on Film Noir" by Paul Schrader

Jeffrey Overstreet's "All Thumbs Reviews" (To the Wonder, Iron Man 3, Before Midnight, Her) 

The Lone Ranger review by John Serba 

The New Biographical Dictionary of Film by David Thompson

Chris and Perry are joined by Emma Seibert to talk about Season 2 of HBO Max's The Pitt. 

Chris and Perry talk about the filmmaking, theology and controversy of Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ. 

Chris and Perry are back to discuss this week's Oscars ceremony and continue their David Lynch marathon with 1999's THE STRAIGHT STORY. 

Chris and Perry are back! This month, they're talking about the Oscar nominees and their favorites of the Best Picture hopefuls. Then, they dive in for an extended discussion of David Lynch's very normal, very self-explanatory Lost Highway. 

Chris and Perry return for a new year by catching up with some end-of-the-year favorites, including deeper divers on Marty Supreme and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. 

Chris and Perry are back! The duo talks Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another and then continues their David Lynch conversation with a discussion of Wild at Heart.