What We've Watched Podcast

This week we take a look at Rebel Ridge, a 2024 Netflix film staring Aaron Pierre (Lanterns).

In this episode of of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we talk about the 1986 cartoon Wildfire, cartoons as commercials and the value of the toyline tie in.

We continue our Wes Anderson Watch Through with his second film, Rushmore.

This week we rank each of our our top five Frankenstein films

This episode we take a look at the low effort 1986 cartoon Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos

This week we begin out Wes Anderson journey by going back to 1996 and watching his very first film, Bottle Rocket.

This week we take a look at our top five films featuring private detectives and discuss the genre of those films.

We are back this week with some conflicted thoughts about the newest installment in the Enola Holmes series of films, Enola Holmes 3.

This week we are coming in with a brand new Korean action-comedy with too many husbands - Husbands in Action.

This one has been on the backlog for a while, we finally take a look at the semi-cult 1984 classic - Streets of Fire.

This episode we take a look at a surprisingly well done series from 1986 - Kissyfur.

This week we watched the new Sam Rami film Send Help (with Rachel McAdams) , discuss what constitutes as the "horror" genre and how the move away from store movie rentals changed the nature of finding films.

Better late that never? We finally get to talking about our top five films (and more) of 2025!

We are back! After a short break we are here with our top 5 TV shows of 2025!

This week is an extra long double feature in which we watched some divisive films (in different ways) that share a lot in common, The Bride from 1985 and The Bride! from 2026.

This episode of SMN has us remembering our Canadian childhood of prime time 80's CBC programing with The Raccoons.

This week we take a look at the French Americana noir film, Two Men in Manhattan, directed and staring Jean-Pierre Melville.

This week we finish up our viewing of the Richard Lester's musketeer trilogy with The Return of the Musketeers from 1989.

This week we finish our look back at the 'aughts with our top 5 films of 2009.

We watched the long awaited sequel to the class 80's film, with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice bringing back much and giving us lots to talk about.

This week we take a look at the very new pirate themed film The Bluff and also talk some pirate movies in general.

This episode we take a look at the very short lived Ring Raiders from 1989.

This week we take a look at Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man from 2025 as well as talk werewolf films in general.

This week we return with the second part of Richard Lester's two part "epic " with The Four Musketeers.

Our penultimate look at the 2000s with our top five films of 2008. It's a banger of a year and we delve deep with movies and general discussion of film at the time.

On this episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we watched a classic 80s cartoon, Thundarr the Barbarian.

This week we take a gander at an all time classic comedy from 1936, My Man Godfrey, with William Powell and Carole Lombard.

This week we talk about 2025's One Battle After Another, which inevitably leads to some Oscar nomination talk and then a brief chat about the going to the theatre nowadays.

This week we've watched and discussed Richard Lester's 1973 adaptation of The Three Musketeers.

This week we take watch Darren Aronofsky's new black comedy crime thriller, Caught Stealing (2025).

Once again we roll back the clock to to the early 2000's and go though our top five films of 2007.

On this episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia we take a look at select episodes from the 1981 animated sitcom Laverne & Shirley in the Army.

This week we talk about Dario Argento's 1977 cult classic Susperia.

This week we wrap up 2025 by tier listing all the Christmas films that have been featured in the many episode of the podcast. You can check out the video version of this episode over on our YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/@whatwevewatchedpodcast9893

Ok, this one is on me folks, as I make my co-host Emmet suffer through the excruciating "holiday" film, Oh.What.Fun. My bad.

We start the holiday season off with a brand new 2025 film, Jingle Bell Heist, as well as out annual discussion of what means for a movie to be a Christmas film.

Once again we drip back into the early aughts with our top five films of 2006 (and plenty of runner ups too).

This week we head to 1989 and watch The Might Quinn, starting Denzel Washington and Robert Townsend.

This episode of Saturday Morning Nostalgia takes a trip to a galaxy far away where two droids get into all sorts of trouble with Star Wars: Droids: The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO from 1985.

This week we take a look at Guillermo del Toro's newest monster film, Frankenstein.

With the recent passing of Robert Redford we take a look at his first spy thriller from the 1970's, 3 Days of the Condor.

We are back with another episode of 80's cartoon nostalgia and this time we cross over into the Spiral Zone from 1987.

For our final spooky season episode we take a look at 1983's House of the Long Shadows. staring Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing and John Carradine.

Once again we continue with our top five films of the aughts - this time with 2005.

This week we talk about the final Benson and Moorehead that we have not scene - 2014's romantic horror - Spring.

We return to predicting the success of 2025 films with our last entry of the year, where we make some guesses as to how a selection of films from October to December will do as well as looking at how accurate our guesses from the fall slate of films was.

Spooky season is upon us and we start off with a very old but very well done film from 1921 - The Phantom Carriage.

This episode we take a look at 1987's attempt at Archie and the gang.

This week we have a series of podcasts where we will be tier ranking all the MCU films and TV shows. This third episode covers Phase 5 of the MCU film releases. If you want to watch along their is a video version over on our YouTube channel right here : www.youtube.com/@whatwevewatchedpodcast9893

This week we have a series of podcasts where we will be tier ranking all the MCU films and TV shows. This third episode covers Phase 4 of the MCU film releases. If you want to watch along their is a video version over on our YouTube channel right here : www.youtube.com/@whatwevewatchedpodcast9893