Mulder is joined by the Wolfman to discuss Suicide Squad, Star Trek Beyond, and other recently seen movies.

Mulder and Jones finish up their discussion on some of Hollywood's most controversial figures.

Jones and Mulder mark WTM's 50th episode by talking about what they've seen lately followed by discussion on some controversial figures. Johnny Depp, Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, and Mel Gibson have all either done terrible things or alleged to have done terrible things so....should you watch their movies and/or support them as artists?

Mulder and Jones discuss their Top 5 Patriotic Movies. AMERICA, F%$K YEAH!!!

Mulder and the Wolfman wrap up their Pro Wrestlers in Film retrospective. This episode has it all BROTHER, clips, Thunderlips, and Fudge Ripple Ice Cream. Anybody want a peanut?

Mulder and Wolfie T breakdown Richard Kelly's misunderstood 2006 masterpiece, Southland Tales. With Science Fiction, Satire, Action, and a Musical Number, this movie has it all. Nobody rocks your mind like Richard Kelly, and I mean nobody.

Mulder and the Wolfman discuss the long Memorial Day Weekend and party that was held for Mulder's 30th Birthday before talking about what they've seen lately.

Jones is back on the show and the guys discuss what they've seen lately before reminissing about Prince. The man, the music, and Purple Rain. Check out the Pictures section of our website www.wtmwatchthismovie.com to see photos from Mulder's Prince Pilgrimage.

Mulder and the Wolfman discuss John Carpenter's satire of Capitalism in 1988's They Live!

Mulder and Jones discuss Rob Zombie's still-underapreciated sequel to 2003's House of 1000 Corpses. This episode was originally recorded last October during our Horror Extravaganza. Didn't release it initially due to audio problems but those are now largely gone. So strap in with Jones, Mulder, and the Firefly Family as they crank up the Freebird and upset the established order!