On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we dive into one of the most decorated film directors ever, reviewing two Alfred Hitchcock movies. First, we talk about Dial M for Murder then switch over to North by Northwest.

After our reviews, we play another bracket challenge debating the best years of film. Stay tuned next week for Foreign Language films.

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On this week's episode, we review another Science Fiction episode starting off with the mind-bending Videodrome, then followed up with a Japanese classic Kaiju movie, Godzilla Minus One.

After our movie reviews, we play another director bracket challenge hosted by Jordan, crowning the director king. Stay tuned for next week's director themed episode.

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In this week's episode of The Watchlist, we review comedy movies. We start off with the Coen brothers 1998 film, The Big Lebowski, and end things off with the 2018 comedy Game Night.

Following our reviews, we play movie grids, hosted by Jagger, to see who comes away with the most points through three rounds. Make sure to watch out for next week's episode of Jakob's watchlist.

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On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we analyze true stories. First we start with one of Tom Cruise's best performances in Born on the Fourth of July, then pivot to Tom McCarthy's 2015 film, Spotlight.

Following our film reviews, we play a Keep 5, Cut 5 game hosted by Jordan. This time around, the theme is Jordan movies. Stay tuned next week for Comedy movies!

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In this week's episode, the guys breakdown the two selected movies from Chase's watchlist. First, we open up with the 2017 Safdie brothers adventure, Good Time, then transition to Paul Thomas Anderson's 1999 Magnolia.

Following the reviews and analysis, we play another round of Who's the Imposter before we round it out with next week's picks.

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During this week's edition of The Watchlist, we review Cregger's new horror Weapons then take a deep dive into the mind of David Lynch's movies. We cover his 1986 film Blue Velvet then push forward with Mulholland Drive.

After our film reviews, we play a game of King of the Hill featuring the world's greatest directors until one is crowned king. Stay tuned next week for Chase's watchlist.

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During this week's episode, we immerse ourselves into the prime of Summertime and watch Richard Linklater's 1993 film Dazed and Confused , then transition to Tarantino's latest movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Following our reviews, we play Poorly Described Plot's and another edition of Movie Mount Rushmore with best worlds, best theme songs, and character's with the most aura on tap.

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During this week's episode, we review the latest MCU addition of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, then pivot to our theme of mafia movies. Starting off, we cover Scorsese's Best Picture Winner, The Departed, then shift over to one of Scorsese's classics with Goodfellas.

After our movie talk, we play King of the Hill and Keep 5, Cut 5. Make sure to stay tuned for next week's episode of Summer Movies!

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For this week's episode on The Watchlist, Jagger gets his watchlist picked and teams up for an in person episode with Jordan, Chase, and Christian. Jakob kicks us off with Children of Men followed by Greta Gerwig's film adaptation of Little Women.

Then, we play another round of List Off, with easch theme chosen by Jordan. Stay tuned for next week's review of Fantastic 4, and our Mafia episode.

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On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we review to of some of the strongest sequels in film history. We start off with The Godfather Part II, discussing how this movie follows the original, then transition to Sam Raimi's 2004 Spider-Man 2.

Following our movie discussions, Chase hosts another round of Auction House, bidding on the movies presented. Then, we play a new game of Who's The Imposter, trying to pin down who in the group doesn't know the correct movie. Stay tuned next week for Jagger's watchlist!

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In this week's episode of The Watchlist, the theme is Anya Taylor-Joy movies and we explore her performances in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and The Northman.

Following this discussion, we jump into an auction game hosted by Christian. He gives Jordan, Chase, and Jakob nine movies we've reviewed on the show to bid on with the goal of landing three films each. Stay tuned for next week's episode of Sequels!

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On this week’s episode of The Watchlist, we tune into Christian’s Letterboxd Watchlist and dive into Sergio Leone’s The Good the Bad and the Ugly, then pivot to Martin Scorsese’s 2016 passion project, Silence.

Following our reviews, Jakob hosts a List Off game and Who’s Who, pairing Jordan and Jagger and Christian and Chase. Tune in for next week’s episode for our theme of Anya Taylor-Joy!

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On this week's episode, it's Halloween and we all surprise each other with costumes for the episode! Following our costume reveals, we review post-2000s horror starting off with the unsettling Red Rooms, then switch gears to South Korea to discuss The Wailing.

After our film discussion, Chase hosts a bracket challenge ranking some of horror's most iconic villains. Make sure to stay tuned for next week's Sci-Fi episode!

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During this week's episode of The Watchlist, we talk about the 28 trilogy starting with the first installment of the franchise with 28 Days Later, then follow up with 2008s release of 28 Weeks Later, leading up to the brand new 28 Years Later.

Following our reviews, Jagger hosts a new game called You Can't Handle the Quote with Jakob and Chase teaming up against Jordan and Christian in a head-to-head matchup. Then, we round it out with naming the first movie scene that comes to mind based on one word and our movie picks for next week!

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During this week's episode of The Watchlist, we sit down and process two heartbreaking films of the 2020s. Starting off with Lee Isaac Chung's, Minari, and finishing off with Anthony Hopkins 2021 Best Actor performance in The Father.

Following our films discussion, the episode rounds out with Jordan presenting a movie theater snack draft. Tune in next week for our reviews on the 28 Days, Weeks, and Years franchise in anticipation of the franchises latest release of 28 Years Later.

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During this week's episode of The Watchlist, we sit down and dissect two of Tom Cruise's movies. We start off with Eyes Wide Shut and pivot to Top Gun: Maverick.

Following our films discussion, Chase presents a movie draft for everyone to rank 2020s movies. The episode rounds out with a king of the hill style segment, deciding which actor to take in a blockbuster movie.

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During this week's episode of The Watchlist, we sit down and dissect two of some of the greatest comic book movies ever. We start off with Marvel's Logan and pivot to the stunningly animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse.

Following our films discussion, Christian presents a game giving one word to everyone and asking for the first movie that comes to mind. The episode rounds out with a one-on-one debate of Jakob defending Marvel against Jagger's DC.

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During this week's episode, we analyze the Mission: Impossible franchise led by the amazing Tom Cruise. We give our franchise rankings, review the latest film, and pitch one actor we would've liked to see appear during the MI run.

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During this week's episode on The Watchlist, we take your movie suggestions! For our first edition of Fan Picks, we watched and reviewed the 2013 adaptation of The Great Gatsby. Additionally, we reviewed the 1998 Oscars winning powerhouse, Good Will Hunting.

After, we draft the best original songs made for movies over five rounds. Stick around for next week's show if you're a fan of the Mission: Impossible franchise!

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On this week’s episode of The Watchlist, we take a look back at two influential films: John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978) and Sidney Lumet’s Network (1976).

After our discussion, we each draft original movie ideas on the spot, building concepts from scratch. To close out the episode, Jagger moderates one-on-one film debates, putting Jordan, Jakob, and Chase head-to-head over movies they disagree on.

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This week, we switch things up with animated movies traveling into Gotham discussing Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Following our reviews, Chase hosts the second round of Who's Who testing Jakob, Jagger, and Christian on our Letterboxd reviews. We round things out posing three film recommendations for someone that is trying to get into movies.

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In this weeks episode, we jump into the theme of man vs nature starting with Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar winning performance in The Revenant, followed up by traveling through the wilderness with Sean Penn's Into the Wild.

After our movie discussion, Christian hosts a blind movie ranking and a Movie Mount Rushmore game with genres consisting of sports, comedy, and love/romance.

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In this weeks episode, we discuss Dune Part 1 and Dune Part 2, followed up by our review of Ryan Coogler's Sinners.

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In this week's episode, we look back at two of some of the most iconic horror movies pre-2000s. We start off with Wes Craven's 1996 horror, Scream, then shift gears to the 7x Oscar winning powerhouse, The Silence of the Lambs.

Following our movie reviews, we kick off two new games this week starting with the Ratings game, then pivot to Speak Up.

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On this episode of The Watchlist, the theme is Man vs Machine. They guys dive deep into Tron Legacy, Ridley Scott's Alien, and Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron.

After, they work together and debate a TV season movie bracket made by Jagger.

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In this week’s episode, the guys dive into the thrilling adventures of Indiana Jones, journeying through Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, and The Last Crusade.

After the trilogy breakdown, Jagger and Chase face off against Jakob and Christian in a game of Guess That Movie, created by Jordan.

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In this week’s episode, the guys dive deep into the world of mystery films, unpacking the twists and turns of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Usual Suspects, and Bong Joon Ho's Memories of Murder.

Then, they switch things up with a "Keep 5, Cut 5" segment, where they face the challenge of deciding which of their favorite trilogies deserve to stay and which will be wiped from existence forever.

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In this special edition of The Shortlist, the guys breakdown Severance season 2, the epic finale, along with where things may go for season 3. Follow us on TikTok @TheWatchlistPod_

In this week's episode, the guys take a deep dive into the world of directorial debuts, breaking down three films: Charlotte Wells' emotionally captivating Aftersun, Alex Garland's mind-bending Ex Machina, and Tony Kaye's powerful American History X.Following, they switch things up by ranking Pixar movies in a tier list, placing each film from S-tier all the way down to D-tier, with plenty of debate and personal favorites along the way.

In this week's edition of The Watchlist, the guys dive deep into some of cinema's most iconic revenge films, including Tarantino's legendary Kill Bill: Volume 1, the Korean thriller I Saw the Devil, and the action-packed classic The Fugitive starring Harrison Ford.After breaking down these intense films, they rank Jakob's Star Wars tier list and pick their movie lineup for next week, focused on unforgettable directorial debuts.Don't forget to follow us on TikTok @TheWatchlistPod_

On this weeks show, the crew dives into Bong Joon-Ho's latest film, Mickey 17, starring Robert Pattinson. They share their thoughts on the much-anticipated release and break it all down. Then, they switch gears for Adapted Screenplay Week, exploring three standout films: the legendary The Godfather, the heartfelt coming-of-age tale Perks of Being a Wallflower, and Stanley Kubrick’s visually stunning Barry Lyndon.

To wrap things up, the guys take on Jagger's game of Fancast Picks, where they recast some of Hollywood’s most iconic roles, including James Bond, Batman, Odysseus, Joker, Dr. Doom, and Wolverine.

This week, the guys breakdown three Best Picture Winners including Unforgiven, Amadeus, and On The Waterfront.

Following the reviews, Jagger and Chase team up against Jakob and Christian in guessing Best Picture nominees at the Oscars. Finally, they round out the episode with a draft centered around the Oscars and pick their movies for next week based on adapted screenplays.

On this weeks show the guys take a trip through time and the stars to breakdown their Sci-Fi film picks from last episode. First up, they unravel the mind-bending film Tenet, then venture into the cosmic unknown with Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and finish up with the cyberpunk world that is Blade Runner 2049. After the reviews, Chase hosted a new segment called Who's Who where Jagger and Christian team up against Jordan and Jakob and guess random Letterboxd reviews and films made by each other. Who has the best Letterboxd intuition?

Rounding out the show, they finish off with trivia based on Best Picture Winners at the Oscars and our picks for Episode 5. Follow The Watchlist on TikTok: @TheWatchlistPod_

In episode 2 of The Watchlist, the guys review and discuss war epics from last weeks picks: Apocalypse Now, 1917, and Pan's Labyrinth. Following the film reviews, they vote for their favorite films in this weeks movie bracket developed by Jagger, and finish it off with Sci-Fi trivia and the movie picks for next week.

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In this week's episode on the Watchlist, we review two childhood favorite movies starting off with Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory and shift gears into the Pixar classic, Finding Nemo.

Following our movies reviews, we jump into a movie scene bracket challenge ranking the best scenes from the 2020s.

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In episode 2 of The Watchlist, the guys deep dive into an epic lineup of '80s classics from last weeks picks: King of Comedy, Rain Man, and Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing. From unforgettable performances on the big screen, to themes that still resonate forty years later, this weeks slate didn't disappoint.

Following the film reviews, they go head-to-head in a draft themed around comic book movies, making their best picks for the genre. To round it out, their knowledge is tested by IMDb's top 10 war movies for this weeks round of trivia.

Welcome to our show! On this week's episode of The Watchlist, the crew breaks down a series of psychological thriller films including: Black Swan, Persona, After Hours (?) , and Memento.

The guys also play a round of trivia, dive into the latest movie news and discuss Brady Corbet's The Brutalist, nominated for 10 upcoming Oscar awards.

Finally, stick around until the end for a glimpse into next weeks episode!

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In this weeks episode, we run through some guilty pleasure movies starting with the 2008 film, Speed Racer, then switch gears to the animated classic, Monster House.

We also review the latest Benny Safdie project, The Smashing Machine, starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, then finish off with some trivia and our picks for next week.

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In this episode, we review Paul Thomas Anderson's latest release, One Battle After Another, talking about what we liked, didn't like, and where it ranks in his filmography. After the review, we go back to our regularly scheduled programming and review the original 1997 film, Insomnia, then compare it to Christopher Nolan's 2002 remake, starring Al Pacino and Robin Williams.

Following our reviews we vote on next week's movies with the theme of Guilty Pleasure films. Stay tuned next week.

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On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we kick things off with the timeless masterpiece of La Haine, then travel back to 17th century Japan and review the 1962 film Harakiri.

Following our film reviews, we play another round of Who's Who, hosted by Chase. Make sure to stay tuned for next week's episode of Guilty Pleasure movies.

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On this episode of The Watchlist, we tally two movies off Jordan's watchlist and review Bong Joon Ho's 2013 film, Snowpiercer, then pivot to arguably the greatest horror film ever in Stanley Kubrick's, The Shining.

After the reviews, we play another round of Keep 5, Cut 5 based on top actor performances. Let us know what game we should play next! Stay tuned next week for Black & White movies!

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In this week's episode of The Watchlist, we tally two movies off Jakob's watchlist. We start off with the 2000 film, Yi Yi, then finish off the reviews with Terry Gilliam's 1995 film, 12 Monkeys.

Following our reviews we play another round of Auction House based off Jakob's 5-star rated movies from his Letterboxd account. Make sure to stay tuned next week for Jordan's Watchlist!

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This week's episode of The Watchlist features Park Chan-Wook's The Handmaiden and the 2005 film adaptation of the comic book Sin City.

After our film discussions, we play a guess that quote game featuring only movies we've reviewed on the podcast. Make sure to tune in next week for Jordan's watchlist!

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On this week's episode, we take some of your suggestions and review some fan picks! We start off reviewing J.J. Abrams' 2011 Sci-Fi Super 8, then shift gears to the 2009 Alien film, District 9.

Following our film reviews, we each draft four movies from the 2026 slate set to release this year. Stay tuned for next week, we'll be reviewing The Handmaiden and Sin City off Christian's watchlist.

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On this week's episode of the Watchlist, we discuss two fall movies. Starting with Rob Reiner's When Harry Met Sally followed by Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society.

After our movie reviews, we play a game of Showdown, pinning Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve against each other.

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On this week's in-person episode of the Watchlist, we discuss two foreign films. Starting with Park Chan-Wook's Thirst followed by Elem Klimov's Come and See.

After our movie reviews, we play another game of Who's Who hosted by Jakob, guessing each other's Letterboxd reviews.

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On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we reviewed the latest addition to the 28 franchise. This time, we discuss Nia DaCosta's take on this undead world with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. After, we review Edgar Wright's 2004 horror/comedy, Shaun of the Dead.

Following our film reviews, we play a new game of Mount Rushmore, giving each of our best directors, actors, actresses, foreign language films, and best-looking movies. Make sure to give us a movie recommendation for next week's episode. Yours could be picked!

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On this week's episode of The Watchlist, we go through some 2025 highlights, including a 2025 collaborative movie ranking list, then follow up with a ranking of the highest-rated movies we've watched and reviewed for the podcast. To round it out, we discuss our least favorite movies from 2025 and some statistics from the five of us in 2025!

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On this impromptu episode of The Watchlist, we travel to Hawkins, Indiana, and the Upside Down one last time and review the Stranger Things Series Finale. We finally get closure with the franchise that has dominated television over the last decade. We cover the things we love, what we'll miss about the show, and play a few mini-games to round it all out.

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In this week's episode of the Watchlist, Chase, Christian, and Jagger break down the latest drop from Stranger Things Volume 2. We go in-depth into the good and the bad with some theories to go along for the finale. Was the Volume 2 drop as bad as everyone is saying it is? Tune in for our thoughts.

Stay tuned for a review of the finale on next week's show! Make sure to follow us on Tik Tok @TheWatchlistPodcast