War! Dystopia! Progress! Utopia! Come take a journey through an alternate history with HG Wells’ Things To Come. It is a future filled with space guns, wandering sicknesses and fantastic headgear. In Seen It, we discuss the future, a future full of gardening robots, interstellar McConaugheys and a quaint little French town called Alphaville.
Our fragile minds are pushed to the limit by the made-for-TV melodrama Mazes and Monsters. A cautionary tale about obsession and the debut of a young Mr. Tom Hanks. Beware the sacrilege! In Seen It, we explore other tales of obsession: the lust for treasure, the thirst for video game glory and a bunch of […]
Our quest for cinematic treasure comes up empty as we watch the very disappointing Dungeons and Dragons. But we have a good time nonetheless, especially watching Jeremy Irons ham it up as a wizard. In Seen It, we delve once again into our personal DVD libraries for “Seen It, Own it”. We discuss Spartans, Westerns […]
Do you seek enlightenment? Confusion? Insanity? The Holy Mountain offers all three possibilities. Join us on the ol leather couch as we experience the weirdness, the ugliness and the beauty of this landmark piece of Mexican cinema. In Seen It, we discuss French spies, French duellists and the world’s greatest assassin (not French).
Sit yourself down on the ol leather couch with us as we check out Brian De Palma’s musical horror fantasy Phantom of the Paradise. In an extra-violent Seen It, we kill Bills, kill mockingbirds and Craig tears Pleasantville a new one.
Murders. Three of them. What do you need, a roadmap? Come and have a seat with us on the old leather couch as we watch some people get killed. In Seen It, we discuss Barflies, Ladykillers and a weird and wacky early film from a man called Soderbergh.
Daniel Hunt recently asked via Facebook, “Craig, pleeeaaase tell us why you love Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed. I’ve been wondering about that every since you brought it up in the Megaforce episode over 2 years ago.” That’s a long time to have a question, Daniel. Maybe even longer than you think. It has in fact been […]
Remember that great war movie from 1970? No, not Patton, the war SATIRE from 1970. No, not M.A.S.H., the OTHER war satire from 1970. That’s right, Catch-22. We watch it, and you should watch us watch it. In Seen It, we discuss right-turning apes, dog-biting men and shadow-casting vampires.
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