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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 desires IG: weregoingstreaming [email protected]

We love a good tear jerker here at WGS, we just didn't plan for 3 in a row! This episode features a very good friend of ours, Nora! Long time listener, Long time disappointed in us. She brings to the table Trois excellent choices while also having us guess the theme to this trio of films. Wander Darkly (2020), Small Things Like These (2024) and Widow Clicquot (2023). Full of heartbreak, love, and depression, we go in depth, and talk with Nora as she listens to the ramblings of this trio of fools. As always, Subscribe, like and comment!

There's nothing better than sitting down with a nice beverage in hand, turning on the T.V., loading up the Streams and putting on... an ANIME! This episode we dive in Crunchyroll, the premiere streaming service for all things Anime. We cover a lot of ground here with our picks, a charming spoof about cats infecting the world, a Charming story about two guys being Dads, and a Charming story about a dead detective. We were Charmed, Ok! Sound off in the comments if we're wrong, right, or so wrong we're right.

Greetings, and welcome to the wonderful world of 60's Sci-Fi. That's right, this episode we dive deep into the genre that inspired a ton of future filmmakers. We have 2 enjoyable films and one...uh...okay movie which all were released in 1965. So strap in and be prepared to be amazed by our reviews of Planet Of The Vampires(1965), Gamera: The Giant Monster(1965), and Sins of The Fleshapoids(1965). Of course leave us a review and share us with friends.

In a month celebrating the years we came to be, we present to you a movies 3. One film each from the year of our birth. We offer three films equal in worth. From a horror legend reunion, to a Rowdy laying Piper. Honestly, what wouldn't you do for Michelle Pfeiffer. Rate. Review. Follow. Spread the word.

The Man. The Myth. The Enigma. We do a deep dive into 3 aspects of Werner's career and come up a little short on opinions. Follow us as we explore, Mister Lonely, Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin and Cobra Verde. You should watch them in that order. You'll thank us later. IG: @weregoingstreaming Bluesky: @weregoingstreaming.bsky.social

Grab a cigarette that you can smoke slowly while slow jazz music plays behind you and you listen to our latest episode of We're Going Streaming. In this episode we discuss our choices for Wong Kar Wai films. We answer a few questions such as, would you let Jude Law lick your face as in My Blueberry Nights, does 2046 make a better series than a movie, and finally are you a promiscuous Ho or a forgiving Fai. As always, rate, review and share. IG: @weregoingstreaming

Batter up... hear that call... The time has come... for one and all... To plaaaay baaall... Hey everyone. This month is the documentary form of film in regards to baseball. I promise, its longer than it sounds. We are a streaming service. We also love sports.

On this episode we talk about one of the pod's most beloved actors of the modern era, Mads Mikkelsen, and discuss some of the more interesting movies of his portfolio. From his native homeland, we review the avant garde Green Butchers. We go Danish spaghetti western with The Salvation. Then round it out with every Viking's wet dream in Valhalla Rising. As always, please rate and review, and tell a friend.

The lads sit down and have a quick discussion on Hollywoods night. How'd we think Conan did? Anoras wins and more importantly Emilia Perez's losses. Help us with a review and a rating. See you in the streams!

And the nominees are... Oscar night is upon us once again. Wherein we discuss 3 nominated films. Parenting, Catholicism, and Catholicism. Two deal with an organization unwilling to accept its flaws, that have caused travesties resulting in manipulated bloodlines and the eradication of entire lineages. The other has a robot. |As always, we appreciate the rate and review. Follow us on IG. F##K Facebook.

A month of reliably superb films by Studio Ghibli. Much needed after the Dumpuary beating we took. We are officially announcing Studio Ghibli month. One month of the year we will hit the streams and pan out 3 Ghibli films that we have not yet seen until we have completed the catalog. This year we have three from the three different decades. All full of magic. All full of story. Pixar may be for the heart but Studio Ghibli is for the soul. I know at times we may be obnoxious, and loud, and crude. But when it comes to film we watch with our hearts and our souls. And anyways, its better to be a pig, than a fascist. #wgs