Join the Watch This! crew as they're dragged by Alex to see his movie pick this week, S. Craig Zahler's controversial crime drama, Dragged Across Concrete. Will they like it? Will they hate it? Will it make Stephanie puke? Listen and find out...

Stephanie's movie is picked again this time around (thanks to Beau, our sentient bowl), so the Watch This! crew take a look at Companion, the sci-fi, thriller, horror-ish comedy from early 2025. It's one of those movies best seen cold...so of course we give everything away. Spoiler Alert?!

The WT! gang is joined by friend of the podcast, Daniella Roque, who has some thoughts on the movie as well. It be that way sometimes.

So grab your favorite companion and take a listen as we see if Companion is companiable.

With a remake of The Toxic Avenger looming on the horizon, what better time than now for the Watch This! crew to check out the original? Join Paul, Alex, and Stephanie as they take on the OG Toxic Avenger and his deeply sexy voice. Will the crew enjoy his low budget, tasteless travails from the 80s or will it just make Stephanie hurl? Listen and see!

PS Melvin Sucks!!!

Between Paul, Alex, and Stephanie, we have two people who love animation and one who is indifferent to the medium. See if you can spot which one is which as we discuss Flow, the Latvian/French co-production that won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature at the 97th Academy Awards.

So sit down with your favorite animal whether it be a cat, a lemur monkey, or a capybara and go with the flow as Watch This! tackles Flow.

From the torso of Episode 1, Episode 2 of Watch This! emerges younger, fresher, and ready to take on the world. As you may have guessed, we're talking about The Substance in this episode, which was chosen by Stephanie, who is, thankfully, a much more active participant this time around. So put on your yellow raincoats, make some eggs, and join Alex, Paul, and Stephanie as they discuss The Substance.

Here we go! The very first episode of Watch This! In this inaugural edition, Paul, Alex, and Stephanie tackle Hundreds of Beavers, the irreverent Canadian DIY comedy. Join us for the fun as we try not to devolve into Beavis and Butthead-esque recollections of the funniest gags.