What Did I Just Watch?

What Did I Just Watch?


Latest Episodes

CULT MOVIE - Freaks
June 02, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie saw a vampire movie that reminded them of ‘Dracula’, thus they did the only logical thing...they saw a movie about circus freaks.

S5 Ep.5 - The Vampire's Coffin
May 16, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss a Dracula ripoff that somehow didn’t learn the lessons perfected by it’s predecessor despite Dracula being 20 years older.

REQUEST - People
May 02, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss a new movie given to us by the filmmakers. As always, we warned them but they were very insistent that we check it out. So here we go again, angering people who give us free stuff...

S5 Ep.4 - Dark Tide
April 17, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss how low Halle Berry’s career can go, the problems with a movie where nothing happens and nobody learns anything, and how many deaths it takes on a boat before you’re considered a bad captain.

CULT MOVIE - Riki Oh: The Story of Riki
April 03, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss one of the greatest uses of film that ever existed.

S5 Ep.3 - The Trust
March 17, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss how a heist movie can be bland, the reasons why characters fail when they don’t commit, and how a movie can be okay scene by scene but fall apart as a whole.

ROUND TABLE CHAT
March 02, 2017

We talk about stuff. That is all.

S5 Ep. 2 - The Traveler
February 16, 2017

Martin, Paul, Chris, and Matt discuss how decent ideas executed poorly make those decent ideas seem stupid, why close ups of Val Kilmer’s lips is off putting for the wrong reason, and how a normally two star b-movie can be so much worse.

CULT MOVIE - Tromeo and Juliet
January 31, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie use this movie as an excuse to discuss all things Troma and why we love them.

S5 Ep. 1 - Journey to the West
January 16, 2017

Martin, Paul, and Charlie discuss how humor can sometimes overcome mediocrity, the differences between an important cultural document and a silly comedy, and the many other wonderful works of Stephen Chow who some the panel thought was dead.