This week, we discuss "Happiness," a dark comedy/drama that tackles some DEEPLY unpleasant subject matter. While not visually graphic, it's definitely not a film for the squeamish. Enjoy!

William Shakespeare meets Amanda Bynes (FINALLY)in this 2006 high school sports screwball romantic comedy.

A prime sports documentary about classic arcade gaming records, with a perfect narrative and characters... OR a messy, uninteresting slog with questionable journalistic ethics?

This week, we discuss "Singing' In The Rain," an undisputed classic that Kyle somehow avoided seeing for his entire life. We get into some serious analysis of Gene Kelly's dance style and whether ANY of these songs have anything to do with the plot.

A legendary director teams up with two A-list actors (including a recent Oscar winner) on a totally original story, and the resulting movie is critically lauded... and forgotten almost immediately? Huh? Kyle and Kari revisit the semi-forgotten thriller from Michael Mann, Jamie Foxx, and Tom Cruise.

Happy Holidays from K Have You Seen! This week, it's Christmas favorite versus Christmas favorite as we pit 2000's "Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas" against 2003's "Bad Santa." Speaking of bad, this version of the episode contains all the usual profanity, ya filthy animals.

Happy Holidays from K Have You Seen! This week, it's Christmas favorite versus Christmas favorite as we pit 2000's "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas" against 2003's "Bad Santa." And what's this? It's a Christmas miracle! All the swearing in this episode has been replaced with the magical tines of jingle bells!

One of the sp00kiest movies to come out of the early-2000s Japanese horror remake trend is our pick for this week. Kari and Kyle attempt to nail down the perplexing logic and timelines in a movie best known for its big scares. Will they succeed? LISTEN TO FIND OUT!

Remember when Tom Hanks was funny? No? Well, here's a refresher: 1989's "The 'Burbs" features Hanks alongside Carrie Fisher, Bruce Dern, and Corey Feldman in a comedy about new neighbors who are probably/maybe satanic cult murderers.

It's a risky move bringing a childhood favorite to the table, but Kari does exactly that with "The Road to El Dorado," a classic animated adventure/romance/comedy/musical set against the impending Spanish colonization of the New World