Watch No Evil

Matt and Zach are joined by acclaimed author Rebecca to discuss the Sam Rockwell-led psychological drama film "Moon" to discuss accurate representations of space programs and religion. BONUS: Stay tuned for an after-episode conversation about the origin of the Loch Ness Monster Myth. 

Matt and Zach talk about one of Jerry's favorite films, Mandy. They will discuss atmosphere, performance, affect, and themes found in the movie. 

Matt and Zach return to sequels with the Conjuring 2. A very special episode. 

The WNE boys discuss the M. Night film Split, discussing the representations of DID in media, dissecting the character choices, and how we are taught to view characters through the lens of the film. 

This week, Matt and Zach dive into a film of utmost historical import in the horror genre: Nosferatu. They talk impact, film history, and - most importantly - whether the villain has it goin' on.

WNE is BACK for season 5, kicking off with Friday the 13th (1980). Grab your innertubes and your machetes!

The Watch No Evil boys are joined by Dr. Nathan Platte to discuss the atmospheric New England folk horror, The Witch. 

CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses themes of racism and violence. As racism is one of the core topics of this film, please be advised. Zach and Matt discuss the 2018 Brexit film Await Further Instructions discussing many of the direct damages caused by conservative media. 

Matt and Zach discuss clown tropes, pacing action and horror, and the role of police in horror films in this episode covering Killer Klowns from Outer Space.

Matt and Zach are joined by A Cosmic Void host Alex once again, this time to discuss the Stephen King classic: Children of the Corn. They talk about actors, religious fundamentalism, and the Wu Tang Clan (???)

Matt and Zach explore humor, sound design, and casting in this episode covering the 2002 creature feature Eight Legged Freaks.

Matt and Zach talk about Ouija, the infamous ouija board horror movie.

Matt and Zach inspect the 2017 Netflix horror film The Open House for plot holes. They discuss what makes compelling writing and attempt to re-create the trailer for the film.

Matt and Zach talk about Toxic Shark, a shark movie about a toxic shark featuring a shark that is toxic and transfers its toxicity to its toxic shark attach victims after attacking them in a shark attack. 

Matt raps and Zach talks about the 2018 film The Nun, diving into religion and its relationship to horror. 

Welcome back to Watch No Evil with Season 4. This week we're watching the Tony Schaloub led classic, Thirteen Ghosts.

Matt and Zach watch the new christmas-themed french horror film "the advent calendar." Get ready for some Ho, Ho, Horror.

Listen to a discussion about the cultural, religious, and anti-capitalist themes in Netflix's Squid Game. Is humanity and compassion strong enough to resist capitalist greed? 

The boys talk about the portrayal of sexuality, trauma, and family dynamics in the classic 1984 Wes Craven film featuring the iconic Freddy Krueger.

Matt and Zach talk about The Shining. 

Zach and Matt talk about masculinity, sexuality, atmosphere, and cinematography in this week's episode covering Eli Roth's 2005 film Hostel.

Matt and Zach are joined by our friend and horror enthusiast Jacob for the final installment in the Fear Street Trilogy!

Matt and Zach are joined by the magnanimous duo The Horror Dads to talk about this 90s classic starring Elijah Wood

The boys talk about government conspiracy, purgatory, The Inferno, and... The Muppets?

Matt and Zach talk part 2, the Fear St. books and the inherent strengths and weaknesses of sequels.

Matt and Zach return to the realm of the thing, this time, contextualizing it with the original black and white "The Thing From Another World" and the 2011 Prequel "The Thing"

The second in Matt and Zach's Treehouse of Horror series. 

This is the first of Matt and Zach's special Treehouse of Horror deep dive.

Zach and Matt are guests on NOT SAFE FOR netWORK's A Cosmic Void to discuss Steven Spielberg's 1975 Jaws. Check out A Cosmic Void wherever your listen to our podcast!

Watch No Evil is starting a Patreon where you can listen to exclusive content, from episodes to music. Help support us in providing you the best horror movie content on the internet. 

This is it! Season 2 is over. Join us for some fun games, some accolades, and two quick ones!

Matt and Zach are joined by novelist Lee Allen Howard to discuss his work as well as the Jennifer Lynch led film "Chained"

Matt revived this old classic, only for Zach to put it down once again.

Do you like camping? Do you like birds? Do you like Urban Legends? If so, you probably haven't seen the blair witch project. (Unless you have, in which case ignore this.) 

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Sit, Back, and Relax as Zach and Matt unzip this Canadian horror comedy from Shudder. Slaxx perfectly knits together camp, gore, and an insane premise in a well-fitting commentary on today's fast fashion.

EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING - Hellraiser is known for its explicit content and is impossible to really discuss without it. Please be advised.

Zach HATES this Netflix Original Movie by Director McG. Matt LOVES it. Will this be the biggest argument ever? What will become of Watch No Evil? TUNE IN to FIND OUT.

Put on your dancing shoes as Matt complains about Barre technique and Zach talks about color play in Dario Argento's cult classic "Suspiria"

We made it. Episode 30. We get to do Alien. It's a classic; It's a wonder; It's one of the best dang extraterrestrial movies of all time. 

Matt subjected Zach to the torture of watching Goodnight Mommy (2014).  

Content Warning - This episode features discussions of race, sexual assault and violence, and could be traumatizing to some listeners. Discretion is advised. 

Zach and Matt discuss race, identity, and vampires in this 70s film by Bill Gunn. 

Matt, Zach, and special guest Troy discuss the Jordan Peele's follow up hit "Us"

Matt and Zach argue about how good Candyman is.

Zach and Matt are experts in Among Us. Accomplished Saboteurs, Proficient in the art of subterfuge. Of course they have to talk about the social deduction game that swept the pandemic. 

The third installment of Play No Evil has Matt and Zach traversing hallowed Valvian halls as they return to Left 4 Dead, a mainstay in Zombie Shooters and the platonic ideal of a multiplayer game.

CW - This episode discusses potentially triggering themes. 

Continuing with their GAME JAMuary, Zach and Matt discuss the 3D stealth, puzzle platformer Little Nightmares in preparation for the upcoming sequel! 

Season Premier! We're flipping the script in that we are removing the script all together, unless its code script, in which case it is working as intended! Matt and Zach are talking about the Video Game "Inside" by Danish Developer PLAYDEAD.

Zach and Matt watched Midsommar. Enjoy our 20th episode, our season finale, our last episode in the year 2020, our magnum opus.

Happy Holidays all you goblins, ghouls, demon elfs, and zombie reindeer. Zach and Matt found a new reason to complain this season with All The Creatures Were Stirring (2018). We get to dissect an anthology. 

Merry Christmas, you filthy animals. Matt and Zach got you a present and its a review of the 1974 classic "Black Christmas" 

Matt and Zach talk about birds. Not the good cooked kind, but the malevolent movie kind. 

Is Rear Window the best movie that Matt and Zach have ever seen? Who knows! We Don't! We're just two dudes who love watching movies and have the exact amount of freetime each week to both watch and record one episodes worth of movie review! And by golly, do we like Rear Window. 

In Episode 15 of Watch No Evil, Matt and Zach take on one of the best horror films of all time: Psycho. They talk about ambience, score, and the mama's boy that is the magnanimous Norman Bates

Matt and Zach talk about the Persian vampire western, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night.

Matt and Zach discuss this quintessential horror classic, featuring an iconic, large-knifed killer with a recognizable name. Happy Halloween, Y'all.

Matt and Zach has a special guest helping us with our latest episode. Val joins us for a dissection of Chopping Mall (1986) produced by the infamous Roger Corman. Dumb, trashy fun.

Matt forces Zach to watch the Evil Dead and Zach IS NOT happy about it. 

Matt and Zach tackle Paranormal Activity! Is it good? Is it really pretty not good? Let us give you a definitive answer. 

Zach and Matt talk about the 2014 Australian Psychological Horror Masterpiece: The Babadook!

Zach and Matt talk about Cargo (2017), a netflix original, known for its environmental message, anti-colonial sentiments, its unique take on the zombie genre, and the touching story of a father's journey to protect his child. 

Matt and Zach talk about The Silence of the Lambs. While you'll get to hear them use their characteristic, personal humor, this episode has many more serious elements. They talk about Feminism in film, the LGBTQ community. Try as they might, not everything they say will be perfect, but to avoid talking about those things would be like pretending they weren't key themes and that their use wasn't impactful. So enjoy our discussion on this historically important horror film. 

In this weeks episode of Watch No Evil, Zach and a newly microphone'd Matt tackle the somewhat controversial M. Night Shyamalan film "Signs" from 2002. This includes talking about creature design, homage to classic icons, a critique of the acting, an absolute callout of Matt's Dad and a vocal interpretation of the Watch No Evil theme. 

After an electrical snafu, Zach and a kind of distorted Matt talk about Netflix's "Birdbox" starring the Extraordinary Sandra Bullock.  Due to the nature of this film, please be cautious of this film's content before listening as we discuss potentially sensitive themes openly. 

In this Episode, Matt and Zach dive into the Tim Burton horror attempt, Sleepy Hollow. In this episode they talk about what makes a horror movie and how to classify something that bends genre as well as interpreting color and classics. Join us won't you!

In this hotly contested episode, Matt and Zach talk about the Netflix original film I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House. They hit on their disappointments, the lost potential, the sound design, and more. All finishing with the classic trivia round. 

In this episode, Zach wants to talk about the Conjuring, his wife, the acting, and the Warren family. Matt wants to talk about Color Theory, Madonna and Taylor Swift, and the Liberal Agenda. 

Matt and Zach discuss John Carpenter's The Thing in their first episode together. Looking at the Popular Culture surrounding the film: the adaptations, sequels, and the media it inspired. As well they discuss readings of the thing through the lens of McCarthyism, the AIDS epidemic, the lavender scare, and the parallels of the corona virus quarantine.