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WTM Ep. 281: The NeverEnding Story (1984)

Mulder and Mr. P kick off their focus on "Movies From Their Youth" with the 1984 Children's Classic, The NeverEnding Story.

WTM Ep. 280: A Man Called Otto, House Party and More Recently Seen

Mulder and Mr. P discuss recently seen films as well as reveal their picks for this year's slate of "Movies from our youth". Movies discussed in this episode: A Man Called Otto (2022), House Party (2023), Down (2001), Alien From L.A. (1988), Savage Streets (1984), and American Gigolo (1980).

WTM Ep. 279: Student Bodies (1981)

Mulder and Mr. P discuss the 1981 Horror spoof, Student Bodies. Recorded over a month ago, I decided to wait until after the holidays to post it. It's finally here! We discuss the film, other Horror spoofs like it, and maybe even spend a little too much time on DikTok. Idk, you be the judge!

Special New Year’s Re-Release: Terror Train (1980)

Listen in to another "classic" WTM episode from 5 years ago. This episode includes Mulder, Wolfie T and former co-host Jason. We discuss a fun Horror film that takes place on New Year's Eve, Terror Train (1980). Our episode on Student Bodies will post in a couple weeks and then we'll be back about a week after that with a brand new Recently Seen episode. Happy New Year!

WTM Ep. 278: Batman Returns (1992) With Zolly Becker

Mulder and Mr. P celebrate Christmas by revisiting a Xmas Movie from their youth, Batman Returns (1992). They are once again joined by Zolly Becker whose Batman knowledge is second to none. Listen in as they discuss all things Batman, DC Studios/ James Gunn, Harvey Weinstein's Package and much more. Enjoy!When you're not listening to us you should check out Zolly's youtube page or peruse the finest toys, games, trading cards and valuable relics from your youth at Cedar Cliff Collectibles in Eagan, MN.

Special Xmas Re-Release #2: Jingle All The Way (1996)

Another "Classic" episdoe for your listening pleasure. This was orignally episode 70 and includes Mulder, Wolfie T, and former co-host Alex Jones. If you've listened to the show at all the past couple years you will have heard Brett wax poetic about this episode as it's his favorite. So here it is in it's entirety, all the information you didn't need about MSP/St. Paul, Mall of America, PastaMania and much more. Plus there's plenty of terrible Arnold impressions throughout, enjoy! P.S. Apologies to Brett for not grabbing the right Jamie clip. Let it go already!

Special Xmas Re-Release: Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

In light of the Xmas season we are re-releasing a couple of our older holiday episodes. First up is an analytical deep dive on Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut (1999). This was episode 69 and came out in December, 2016. It features Mulder and WTM co-founder and original co-host Alex Jones (No not that one) and we break down Kubrick's last film in one of our best episodes. This also contains the show’s original intro which as you can tell is very different (except for a few drops). Merry Christmas!

WTM 277: Bones and All, The Menu and More Recently Seen Movies

Mulder and Mr. P discuss recently seen Movies and Mr. P completes the movie challenge for Evil Dead (2013). Other Films discussed in this episode: The Menu (2022), Blonde (2022), Bones and All (2022), Life After the Navigator (2020), and The House on Sorority Row (1982).

WTM: 276: Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama w/ Zolly Becker

Mulder and Mr. P are joined by Minnesota's very own Zolly Becker to discuss Soroity Babes, Charles Band, B-Movie Scream Queens, Empire Pictures and much more! Zolly is a wealth of B-Movie Horror knowledge so this episode is filled with informative and fun tangents. Enjoy!Zolly’s YouTube channel can be found HERE.

WTM Ep. 275: Halloween Ends and Other Recently Seen Movies

Mulder and Mr. P discuss recently seen movies and end the episode with TWO spoiler filled discussions. The first discussion is on The Baby, followed by Halloween Ends. Films discussed in this episode: Halloween Ends (2022), The Munsters (2022), Smile (2022), The River Murders (2011), Happy Birthday to Me (1981), The Baby (1973), and Ben (1972). Side Note: This episode was recorded over two weeks ago as everyone in the WTM family got Covid. Everyone is fine but, yeah, set us back a couple weeks.