We're Going Streaming

From the well known (Troy, Four Brothers, Tron Legacy), to the lesser known (Death Sentence, Barrons Cove, Mudbound). Garret Hedlund has been a favorite. This month we discuss the lesser knowns.

We're back! We had a very long summer which we go deep into, as well as cover some very important losses. On top of all that, we'll talk about why the last movie picks didn't make us laugh, what we watched over the summer and of course, what we're doing for the next episode. So tune in, tune out and over tune your podcasting devices for a very delayed episode of We're Going Streaming. Rate us and review us on your preferred podcast apps to help extend our reach.

Some people refer to Robert Duvall as the American Laurence Olivier. As of May of 2026, Ethan Hawke has over 100 acting credits to his name. Laurence Olivier had 88. This month the pod welcomes its 4th guest host. Frank takes us on a dive of the range that is Maya Hawke's Dada. As always, Rate. Review. Spread the word you friggin terd,

Every once in awhile out hosts will pick a theme based around a specific movie or series (Wellington Paranormal), only to find out said movie or series is not available (Wellington Paranormal). As a result of that we get to this episode of SciFi/Horror Comedy, which gave us a few surprises (Not Wellington Paranormal). This month we discuss influencer culture with the 2020 film Spree, we talk alcoholism and destruction with the 2016 film Colossal, and we share a bit of nostalgia and confusion in how to review with the 1997 episode of MST3K, The Undead. Enjoy the episode, and as always, review and share us with others.

Its Oscar's month again at WGS! One of our favorites months. One of our most listened to episodes. And lets face it, the best slate of movies you're going to get from us in a single month. Three films nominated for Academy Awards that won't take you long to realize why. We'll also talk about our Oscar short ballot and other hopefuls for the films of 2025. So pour some bubbly, grab an escargot, and enjoy the show. Like, follow, and hit us up. We're always looking for more guests!

Brothers, sisters, and everything in between, join us as we pay our respects to legendary Director, and just overall stand up guy, Rob Reiner. While not every movie of his was as great as The Princess Bride or Spinal Tap. He did have quite a way with movies that almost everyone copied, and as they say, the best form of flattery is imitation. The films we picked for this episode are, The Sure Thing, North, and Ghosts of Mississippi. So come along as we explore bits of his career and what makes him so admirable.

This episode gets personal and messy, like a talk show from the 90s, which happens to be the same decade one of our picks came out in. Speaking of coming out, its our Queer Cinema episode in which we discuss Paris Is Burning (1990), The Affair (2019), and Brian investigates why Transhood (2020) is missing from any streaming. So listen in as we discuss queer cinema and tear the fascists down. Viva La Revolucion!Rate. Review. Sub. Report. We'll take it.

Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and what really helps get you in the spirit? Holiday movies. We one up this by bringing you movies that are/were on Tubi. Ever want to see Santa as a cynical Boomer, a Goonies type Christmas, or an angel that almost breaks up a marriage? Tubi has it all. Enjoy. Like, follow, and subscribe. *Got a mic and a computer? We're looking for more guests in 2026. Should it be you? Hit us up.

The point of the Road Trip is not about the destination, but the relationships we developed along the way. And oh boy did we find some relationships for you. From Ben and Ryan lusting for lady luck, to a couple of Res dogs on a involuntary spiritual detour, to NY Socialites....well, socialating. As always rate, review, and spread the word. Cheers.

Okay, Boos and Ghouls, welcome to our final Triple Hitter Special with Patrick as host! Before we move onto slightly less disappointing programming, we have to talk about the big area in the sky..... Space. Not the space your significant other wanted in your relationship, the kind of space you fly into the sky, you poor sap.  As usual, we cover 3 films about Space and how scary it can be. Brian brought us an extended music video in Pandorum, Matt brought Space home in Color Out of Space and Patrick nailed the assignment with Aniara. As always, message, email or comment thoughts about the movies, the podcast or anything else your heart desiresIG: [email protected]