Has life got you down? Well, at least you’re not The Boy with Green Hair (or maybe you are: no judgement). Anyway, we’re watching this little slice of 1940s weirdness on the old leather couch tonight. In Seen It we discuss coal strikes, cracked safes and stolen art.      

Tonight on the old leather couch, we celebrate Halloween with a haunted house — not haunted by ghosts, but haunted by memories and family tragedy (and in the case of the lead actor, very bad acting). Won’t you join us for House of the Long Shadows? In Seen It, we return to horror: horrors that […]

Freddy Krueger faces off with Jason Voorhees on the old leather couch tonight as we kick off the scary month of October with the horror franchise mash-up — Freddy Vs. Jason! In Seen It, we talk horror: Bone Tomahawk, Scream, Peeping Tom and swinging seventies Dracula.        

Saddle your horse and tune your guitar, because we’re going to enjoy some Western-Style action and crooning in the singing cowboy classic, Tumbling Tumbleweeds. In Seen it we gear up for October with Seen It, Read It: Stephen King.          

Bonjour! L’Amour is in the air as we take to the old leather couch for 18 different stories of love and Frenchness. You’ll have no choice but to proclaim, “Paris Je t’aime!” In Seen It we discuss “France Movies” about bad skiing holidays, troubled revolutionaries and a very unappetizing delicatessen.      

Today…you can consider yourselves…the luckiest people…on the old leather couch, because we are watching the base-balling movie known as The Pride of the Yankees! In Seen It, we discuss graduates, chases and the highest of anxieties.        

The old leather couch is a bit chilly tonight as we revisit the cold war with the spy thriller Atomic Blonde. In Seen It, we discuss fantastical barons, unexpected dinner guests and stories from Tokyo.      

The theme for August is action heroes and hunting season has just begun! Jean Claude Van Damme delivers some real spicy cajun-style (by way of Belgium) justice in the John Woo shoot-em-up Hard Target. In Seen It, we tackle troubled women, difficult man-children and more.