Andrew Watches Movies Podcast

Join Andrew on a drive to Mount baker, and a hike through some summer snow. Today we are doing something different, chatting about a TV show. HBO's Watchmen completely blew me away, and is required viewing that needed to be covered on here. We are also gonna take a walk down memory lane with a discussion on Candyman.  Check out my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/AndrewWatchesMovies Watch my friend Bruce interview me on his youtube page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNcJNetTz0&t=15s

Today, Andrew reflects on bachelorhood, and some horror movies that support the single life. Tales of gaslighting so horrible that they will make you wonder why anyone ever trusts another person. This episode covers What Lies Beneath, The Invisible Man (2020), Ready or Not, and Get Out! Let's celebrate our independence with some HORROR! 

Welcome to week 690 of Quarantine. The road is long and hard, but we can all pull through with a little help from the movies. This week Andrew covers The Tax Collector (Rental), Raising Cain (Netflix), Blow Out (Hulu), The Gentlemen (Rental), Spree (Rental), La Llorona (Shudder), and Random Acts of Violence (Shudder) Check out my friend Bruce interviewing me on his Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNcJNetTz0&t=12s Join my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AndrewWatchesMovies

It is week 329 of some form of lockdown, or it feels like it at least. The perfect film for the confusion and length of this year was viewed by Andrew; The Lighthouse. Powerful performances by Dafoe and Patterson.  Radioactive, a film better than critics would say, Daniel isn't Real, and What We Do in Shadows are also discussed amongst others. Become a Patron of the show at Patreon.com/AndrewWatchesMovies   

Today's episode is something new, and will become a segment on my Patreon page. Today we are taking a walk down memory lane with a film that helped shape childhoods from 1989 to present day. Andrew wasn't expecting to be so moved by an adult viewing of Honey I Shrunk the Kids, but such is 2020. Join for  a drive up to Mount Baker with an extended chat about the film, and how it impacted Andrew's life.  Become a Patreon, and gain eternal gratitude  https://www.patreon.com/AndrewWatchesMovies Check out my friend Bruce Purkey's Youtube page, and an iterview with me.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNcJNetTz0

What is it, March 193rd right now? Hell, I've lost track, and each day feels like 3. The cinema's are shuttered, but streaming platforms are thriving. Join Andrew as he discusses a wide array of titles available at your fingertips. Today we discuss, Host (a new Shudder movie), As Above So Below, The Rental (a rental), Portrait of a Lady on fire, and The Assistant. Some are good, some are bad, but all are better than these days, which are mediocre at best.  Become a Patron https://www.patreon.com/AndrewWatchesMovies Check out Bruce Purkey's Youtube Page- Interview with Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNcJNetTz0

Covid blues got you down? Can't figure out what to watch while numbing the pain with your favorite illicit and licit drugs? Andrew has you covered!  This week, Andrew trudges through Harriet and The Help, not the greatest experience there. Impetigore and Satan's Slaves were more of a bright spot, as was the new horror film Amulet. Topping them all was the meteoric Color out of Space, featuring an out of his mind performance by Nic Cage.  Song at the end is My Darling Dopamine by Days and Daze

Theaters are still out of the equation due to all the madness, so join Andrew on the couch to chat about some at home options. On this episode, we will discuss the new classic musical Hamilton, the should be classic musical Eurovision (not sure that statement is true), the terrifying "Insidious", and the maybe middling "Sinister". Why does Ethan Hawke own so many sweaters? Who watches home movies in a murder house? Why am I surprised when truth is stranger than fiction? Also, watch Bruce Purkey discuss Relic with me. Spoilers abound. Some gremlin might stop by that discussion as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBvYViK0FlQ&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3oUCBXSpX6V4Xd_2pt42NLWP1fcOpFaiNHP3kA1vB-Yb7QST8IP02sdaU

Welcome to a new chapter of Andrew Watches Movies; The Washington Chapter. The studio has moved from Los Angeles to Bellingham, and the change has done Andrew some good. Old attitudes are gone, replaced with new optimism. Join today for a conversation on Force of Nature, Irresistible, The Old Guard, Relic, You Should have Left, and Stir of Echoes. 

Join Andrew for another trip to the...wait...we aren't going anywhere. Join Andrew Watches Movies for a Netflix and Chill edition. On this episode, Andrew gets into Da 5 Bloods, BlackKklansman, Detroit, King of Staten Island, End of Watch, Jarhead, and Donnie Darko. It was an entertaining week. 

Andrew is back with a new episode, part of which is recorded in the great outdoors. On this episode, we are gonna get into 10 Things I Hate About You, Hearts Beat Loud, Becky, and The NeverEnding Story. 

First off, I apologize for the sound in this. Guess I have to find my groove completely again. We will all persevere through it, and come back stronger next time. Enjoy conversations on The Wrong Missy, The Vast of Night, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Hope everyone is safe and standing in solidarity. 

Dear Andrew Watches Movies listeners. Here be my Corona update

Andrew is back from a little over a month long hiatus. A large amount of films haven't been watched, but a lot of life has been lived. This is an ever evolving podcast, and this episode is another step. Along with updates on life adventures, Andrew will be discussing You Season 2, Uncut Gems, Little Women, and Midsommar. Hope you all enjoy! If you don't, complaints can be sent to gofuckyourself@gmail.com. 

This is a tough one, please be gentle. Thank you Eric Holmes for editing.

Andrew is back for another trip to the cinema (along with a couple at home streamers). Today's episode covers Home for the Holidays, Ford V Ferrari, Knives Out, Queen and Slim, and a PSA against Brian Banks. That movie was awful.

Andrew is back for another trip to the cinema. This week, the covered films are Last Christmas (yes, it's even positive), Honey Boy, The Peanut Butter Falcon, and Dr Sleep. Why everyone slept on the last one is simply beyond me. Hope you all enjoy!

Andrew is back with a big episode. Today we are covering El Camino, The Nightingale, Zombieland: Double Tap, Terminator: Dark Fate, and Parasite. Parasite should be at the top, as it's by far the best film, but it contains spoilers. Go in cold for that one. 

It was a quiet night at home, so I decided to pop a few edibles and record an episode on whatever movies I decided to watch. Agenda for the evening ended up being: Riding the Bullet based on a Stephen King story, Cat's Eye, Trick R Treat, and Rob Zombie's 31. Enjoy this stoned journey. 

Gonna do a longer podcast for the holiday. In this episode, Andrew breaks down Halloween 1978, Halloween 2 from 1981, Halloween from Rob Zombie, Halloween 2 from Rob Zombie, and Halloween 2018. I think this one came out pretty good, so I hope it gets some listens. Oh, and I was drinking...