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The Watchlist is a film podcast hosted by Luke and Eli, covering everything from movie reviews and new releases to awards season and industry conversations. Luke and Eli are both aspiring filmmakers.New episode every Tuesday!
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John Malkovich steals the show in Wild Horse Nine, the latest film from Martin McDonagh. But is this CIA thriller set against the backdrop of Easter Island as good as its performances?We discuss Malkovich's fantastic performance, Sam Rockwell's role, McDonagh's signature dark humor, and some of the screenplay's shortcomings. Ultimately, we both found plenty to enjoy, even if the film doesn't quite reach its full potential.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.🔗 https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast
Is Wildwood a masterpiece or a massive disappointment? We have VERY different opinions.This week, Luke & Eli review Laika's Wildwood (2026), debating its ambitious storytelling, screenplay, animation, and whether it lives up to its potential. Plus, we discuss Fjord (2026) and what makes it worth watching.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.🔗 https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#Wildwood #Fjord #Laika #MovieReview #FilmReview
It's Halloween at The Watchlist! 🎃In Episode 35, Luke & Eli kick off spooky season with a game of controversial horror movie hot takes, revisit their earliest memories of horror, discuss the absolutely bonkers Malignant (2021), and put each other to the test with interactive horror stories where every decision could mean survival or death.Which horror opinions can we defend, and which ones are completely indefensible?THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.🔗 Follow The Watchlist: https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast
Is Elizabeth Holmes innocent? Or is there more to the story than meets the eye?In Episode 35 of The Watchlist, Luke & Eli dive into You Can See Everything, a brilliant, edge-of-your-seat film that keeps you guessing until the very end. We discuss Nathan Fielder’s incredible approach to storytelling, what makes the film so gripping, and why we walked away with completely different opinions on Elizabeth Holmes.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.🔗 https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#YouCanSeeEverything #NathanFielder #MovieReview
The Social Reckoning wants to say something important about social media. But does it actually have anything meaningful to say?In Episode 34 of The Watchlist, Luke & Eli discuss the film's clunky dialogue, shallow commentary, and missed opportunities to explore the world of social media in a genuinely interesting way.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.🔗 https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#TheSocialReckoning #MovieReview #FilmCriticism
In Episode 33 of The Watchlist, Luke & Eli review Digger (2026), the new film from Alejandro González Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise and Riz Ahmed. We discuss why the film’s satire felt too obvious, its messy structure, and why a movie this ambitious ultimately isn’t as provocative—or as ballsy—as it thinks it is. We also talk about Tom Cruise’s committed performance and why Riz Ahmed might actually be the standout.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.All of our links: https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#Digger #DiggerMovie #TomCruise #RizAhmed #TheWatchlist
In Episode 32 of The Watchlist, Luke & Eli review Primetime (2026), a complex and morally challenging film that refuses to give easy answers. We break down the film’s incredible performances, unique direction and editing, and the ethical questions at the center of its story — including its complicated critique of Chris Hansen and the world of To Catch a Predator. Plus, we talk about Robert Pattinson’s completely unhinged and unforgettable performance.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.All our links can be found here:https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#Primetime #Primetime2026 #MovieReview
In Episode 31 of The Watchlist, Luke & Eli review Resident Evil (2026), the new horror film bringing Capcom’s iconic video game franchise back to the big screen. We have VERY different opinions on this one — one of us loved it, while the other absolutely hated it. We break down the film’s horror, action, performances, direction, and whether Resident Evil actually works as a new take on the franchise.THE WATCHLISTLuke & Eli discuss new releases, classic films, hidden gems, and everything in between.Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, film discussions, recommendations, and more.All our links can be found here:https://linktr.ee/thewatchlistpodcast#ResidentEvil #ResidentEvil2026 #MovieReview
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