The Halloween season begins in the basement and we have an insatiable hunger to watch this Swedish vampire classic. You, viewer, are the right one and we are letting you in. In Seen It, we tackle the filmography of Tim Burton, including nightmares, batmen and hands made of scissors.        

Hang onto your heartstrings, because those suckers are about to be tugged. Robin Williams is about to infect the basement with heart and hilarity as we watch Patch Adams. In Seen It, the theme is Craig Hasn’t Seen It, but then Craig turns the tables!        

Step off the Streamliner train and pay a visit to the tensest town in America. Spencer Tracy attempts to solve a mystery, and the entire town of Black Rock tries to stop him. In Seen It we talk crime: casinos, con men, indestructible assassins and rope.        

Stallone! Getty! He’s a cop, she’s his mom and when they get together…hilarity ensues! Stop on over to the old leather couch for this action comedy movie. In Seen It, the theme is cops: cops in LA, cops in Japan and a pair by Pacino.        

Tally-ho, Basement Dwellers! Assemble with us merry men on ye olde leather couch as we watch the technicolor classic The Adventures of Robin Hood! In Seen It, we discuss the king of the polka, the king of the lions and romance that is modern.        

We have a date with destiny as we defend the hot gates with The 300 Spartans. This is not Zach Snyder’s 300, it’s the other one. In Seen It, we discuss period pieces: teenage rock and rollers, a proxy for Mr. Hudsucker and a troubled boy named Darko.        

Sci-fi July continues and we hope you brought your appetite because we will be tucking into the dystopian classic, Soylent Green. Bon Appetit! In Seen It, we’re all about the fiction of science, with runners of blades, balls of space and a little guy named E.T.        

Sci-fi July starts off with a blast as we rocket into the eighth dimension with our hero Buckaroo Banzai. In Seen It, we take a trip back in time with the 80’s Cable Roundup, with masters of beasts, things that are wild and stories that never end.