War Machine

Antebellum

In this episode of Should I Watch That?, we dive into Antebellum and unpack the movie’s eerie atmosphere, unsettling twists, layered themes, and big final reveal. We talk about what works, what feels heavy-handed, and whether the payoff earns the buildup. If you’ve been curious about this psychological thriller, we break down the story, the tension, and our final verdict on whether it’s worth your time.

Vanished Review: Strong Setup, Messy Finish

In this episode, we break down Vanished and ask the big question: is this mystery thriller actually worth your time? We get into the setup, the performances, the twists, the pacing problems, and the ending that left us frustrated. If you’ve been curious about Vanished but don’t want to waste your binge, this spoiler-filled review gives you the honest verdict.

War Machine

Rachel and Janet lock and load for this week’s episode of Should I Watch That? as they take on War Machine — the new sci-fi military action movie that throws elite soldiers into a brutal fight against something far beyond basic training. From the action and effects to the performances, pacing, and pure chaos factor, they break down what worked, what didn’t, and whether this one is actually worth your time. If you’ve been wondering whether War Machine is a must-watch, a decent popcorn movie, or one to skip, Rachel and Janet have you covered.

Good Fortune

Would you swap places with a billionaire? Welcome back to Should I Watch That with your hosts Janet and Rachel! This week, we are reviewing the 2025 comedy Good Fortune, written, directed by, and starring Aziz Ansari. We dive into the hilarious setup: a well-meaning but completely inept guardian angel named Gabriel (played brilliantly by Keanu Reeves) tries to help out Arge, a down-on-his-luck gig worker living in his car. Gabriel decides the best way to fix Arge's life is to magically swap it with Jeff, a ridiculously wealthy tech billionaire played by Seth Rogen! In this episode, we discuss: * Gabriel's hilarious punishment of losing his angel wings and discovering the joy of human food—especially chicken nuggets. * The sharp social commentary on wealth inequality, capitalism, and the gig economy. * Standout performances from Sandra Oh as the head angel and Keke Palmer as Elena, who is trying to unionize the workers. * Whether or not this funny, message-driven movie is worth your time! Produced by Ryan Wyrick. Connect with us! * Instagram: @shouldiwatchthat25 * Facebook: @shouldiwatchthat * Email: shouldiwatchthat25@gmail.com

Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of kidnapping, sexual assault, and severe abuse. This week on Should I Watch That?, Rachel and Janet tackle one of the most infamous true-crime cases in American history through the lens of the documentary Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart. We take you back to June 2002, when 14-year-old Elizabeth was taken from her bedroom in the middle of the night. We break down the deeply disturbing actions of her captors, Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, the agonizing missteps made by law enforcement, and the sheer will it took for Elizabeth to survive nine months in the wilderness under extreme manipulation. Ultimately, this is a story of incredible survival. We discuss Elizabeth’s enduring strength, her grace, and her vital advocacy work today with the Elizabeth Smart Foundation. Listen in to hear our thoughts on the documentary, how it handles the subject matter, and whether it's a must-watch. Resources mentioned in this episode: * Elizabeth Smart Foundation: [Insert Link] * RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)