Peter Radwanski

I Didn’t Need To See That

Tv EN ↓ 77 episodes

Join to friends with a love of movies and all things, dark, depressing, bizarre and just plain upsetting as they journey through some cinemas strangest selections; dying inside but having fun while they do it, watching everything from celebrated stinkers, questionable art films, films with a cursed history and last but not least, movies banned in certain countries! We watch them so you don’t have to!

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Peter Radwanski

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2 - Threads (1984) - "Sheffield, the Philadelphia of England" 08.03.2023

Ah, so you’ve decided to come back for more eh? Well welcome back for Episode 2 of “I Didn’t Need to See That!” On this episode we're hopping across the pond to jump into the bleak pool of despair and agony that is 1984’s docu-drama film “Threads”. Join in as Pete and Aaron discuss how long they think they’d last (or how long they’d like to last) in a Nuclear Holocaust, the similarities of post 9/...

Episode 1 - Intro to the Pod/A Serbian Film (2010) 08.03.2023

Welcome to the Podcast! Join two friends and fellow venturers into the abyss, Pete Radwanski and Aaron Rayburn as they discuss their fascination and love of films disturbing, upsetting, and downright bizarre. On the debut episode, we bring you into our messed up little world and how we decided to start recording it and sharing our.. interests, with you, the lucky listener! On the episode we decide...

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