Who Let You Watch That?!

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Oklahoma, the land of twisters, cyclones, and tornadoes (wait… are those things all the same?). This week we are joined by the fabulous actress Megan Golden as we examine and break down her trauma regarding the 1996 blockbuster Twister. This Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton led movie is wild. The gang examines whether twisters are sentient, whether stockings are still a...

This week, the boys are diving back into our highest lucrative partnership with Buzzfeed and examining the romantic drama, The Noteboook. Andy and Gabe pull out all the stops in this episode and break down this highly influential and important piece of pop culture. The Notebook is a landmark movie in the larger history of film and Andy and Gabe give this movie a fair and well-researched discussion...

What was the first movie that made you cry? For Andy, he would say it’s the 1982 Science Fiction Family movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. In this Steven Spielberg directed movie (who is making his 3rd appearance on the show) we’re introduced to Elliot and his family as they try to get a stranded alien back home. While this movie is heartbreaking and heartwarming, the boys, of course, take a few de...

Tis the season to celebrate, because your boys are back and ready to deck your halls! There is no better time for a Christmas episode than in the middle of March. We dare you to come up with one! This week, your best friends are talking about the 1984 Holiday, Horror film, Silent Night, Deadly Night. The holidays can be tough and we know that the only way to start the healing process is to talk it...

This week, Andy and Gabe are jumping into a new a series featuring the Buzzfeed article “21 "Classic" Movies Everyone Loves That Are Actually Inappropriate, Boring, Or Just Plain Bad” by Liz Richardson. This is to spark conversation and get the juices flowing. This week we are talking about the 1985 classic The Breakfast Club. Many considered this movie beloved, but we’re ready to consider and sta...

Top o the mornin to ya and welcome back to another episode of the only podcast that is reliving the trauma of youth. This week we have a treasure for you and you don’t need to follow the magic rainbow to capture it. We have it here for you, at no charge. This week, Gabe is here to share a deep trauma from his younger days and the boys are ready to examine the horror/comedy(?) film Leprechaun. In t...

Continuing oh dive into nostalgia, the boys are ready to examine the film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. This is a movie that both Andy and Gabe agree they loved as kids, but Andy is starting to question whether Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze sucks or not. Listen now to hear the argument and get ready to join the conversation on our social media.

On the mean streets of New York City, hope is in short supply. Gangs of teens… sorry, ninja teens are running wild. Theft is everywhere and the crime seems to have no end in sight. Thankfully there’s 4 teenagers, who happen to know martial arts, that are also mutant turtles! They’re the heroes in a half-shell and they’re ready to stop these rambunctious teens. This is a movie that has deep nostalg...

Welcome back to another episode of Does This Movie Suck!? This week Andy is asking whether the 2002 horror film, Cabin Fever sucks? At a time when horror was a huge part of his life, Eli Roth and his whole “thing” was forced upon Andy, Gabe, and the horror community as a whole. While the horror machine deemed Eli, the new king of horror, fans of the genre were left wondering if he was worthy of th...

We can’t say goodbye to the spooky season just yet. This week the boys are beyond excited to welcome the progressive metal icon and pioneer Paul Masvidal of the formative band Cynic. Paul has brought to the podcast a story of seeing the 1973 supernatural horror film, The Exorcist. This movie, directed by William Friedkin, is a horror staple and a modern masterpiece. Paul and the boys get into the...

It’s our 50th episode and the stars have aligned for an incredibly special episode. To bring our spookapalooza to a thunderous close, we are so excited to be joined by Jeremy Bolm of the monumentally influential hardcore band Touche Amore. Jeremy has graced the boys with his time and his vast knowledge of movies, music, and pop culture in general to the show. This self-described “Walter Hill Head”...

Since the creation of this podcast, Andy and Gabe have wanted to talk about the movie Hereditary. The timing has never been right, but since the spooky season is upon us, the boys figure it’s time to lose our heads over this movie. Typically this podcast is all about the trauma of youth, but this week Andy and Gabe are ready to examine the 2018 Ari Aster directed horror masterpiece, Hereditary. Th...

This week, the boys are trying something a little different. Instead of revisiting a traumatic movie from their past, they’re examining the current horror hit, Barbarian. This 2022 movie is sure to be traumatizing youths all over the country. For Andy and Gabe, this movie, while fun, isn’t going to leave any new trauma. Listen now to hear Andy and Gabe spoil this movie you may not have seen yet. I...

Welcome to October and prepare to get spooked! This week the boys are starting things off strong with Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight. Sure, it’s not the most scary movie, but it is a nice and easy way to get into the season. With elements of comedy and horror, Demon Knight more than makes up for a lackluster cast and questionable dialogue. Andy is ready to present a trauma that only a friend’s...

This week, Gabe brings a very intriguing argument to the podcast: does Freddy Got Fingered suck? Most people would probably say, yes… without question. We suggest you listen to Gabe’s side of the story before you come to your final decision. Gabe gets slightly into Who Let You Watch That territory and slight touches on trauma. Listen now for a whole new perspective on what many people consider one...

This week, the boys are headed back to the year 2004. A year where an up and coming actor/director tricked tons of college students into thinking he was deep and talented. That’s right, we’re talking about Zach Braff and his movie Garden State. There’s no hiding it on this episode, Andy and Gabe both think this movie sucks. Listen in and see how the disgusting Zach Braff tries to turn mental illne...

This week the boys are joined by their friend Jose Flores as he dives into the childhood trauma brought on by the movie Colors. Listen in as he tells the story of how his own mother would never look at her little boy the same way ever again… thanks Sean Penn! In this 1988 crime drama, we’re introduced to two cops, Robert Duvall and Sean Penn, on the gang unit who are trying to protect the mean str...

What happens when you really look at, what many people consider to be one of the best films ever made, Citizen Kane? Easy, you begin to realize that it’s just no good. The boys at Who Let You Watch That, are back with another hard hitting episode of Does This Movie Suck?! The guys are ready to pour some sugar on this film and talk about all the best and worst parts of this movie. Can John Candy sa...

This is the episode ladies and gentlemen, we’ve pulled out all the stops and have spared no expense! This week the boys are joined by guitarist extraordinaire, Nick Miller from the technical metal band First Fragment. Nick has decide to share his story of seeing the 1993 science fiction action Jurassic Park. This Steven Spielberg masterpiece is a literal cornerstone of any 90s kid’s childhood. Lis...

Our best friend, Joss Whedon was such an amazing guest a few weeks ago and Andy and Gabe had blast talking with him. Unfortunately, Joss spent a good chunk of time talking about one of his favorite topics, popcorn. He spent so much time talking about it that we left a lot of material on the cutting room floor. This week, we bring you some of that lost audio!

This week the boys examine the 2014 Jon Favreau directed movie Chef. In this Brad Bird produced movie, we’re introduced to Bradley Cooper, a chef that is popping pills like there’s no tomorrow all because he has to hide an insane secret… A RAT IS REALLY THE MASTER CHEF!!! This movie is wild and has so many, if not too many, twists. The boys are going to break it down and decide if this movie sucks...

Los Angeles, the home of the best public transportation system in the world, is a city where toons and humans coexist. At least that’s how we remember 1947 LA! This week we examine the live-action/animated comedy mystery film directed by Robert Zemeckis, the king of American Cinema, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Our special guest, musician/actor/critic, Adam Ribota is here to share his experience watch...

Hope you’re ready for another hot take from your boys! This week we tackle one of the most beloved movies of the 1980s, Top Gun! Tom Cruise stars in this movie that Andy suggests isn’t as cool as you remember. In a movie about jets and shirtless volleyball, we’re gonna spend a lot of time dedicated to school and learning. And as we all know, school is lame! So, jump on your fastest motorcycle, thr...

The boys have a very special episode this week. In honor and in memory of Andy’s younger brother, Raymond Diaz, the boys are talking about the 1997 Paul Verhoeven sci-fi masterpiece, Starship Troopers. Get ready for how the movie about bugs, violence, and totalitarianism changed the trajectory of Raymond’s life. While a serious episode, the boys honor Ray in the right way, by having fun and talkin...

You’ve heard our special guest Joss Whedon talk about how this movie traumatized him, but now Andy and Gabe are the ones impacted by this movie. A movie that both of our hosts loved as kids, is now left in limbo and they need to ask, does Little Monsters suck!? Listen to find out!