This week we've decided that it's time to start watching a few movies that definitely wouldn't have been allowed in our households at the time of release. We start off with the Miami soap opera that is Wild Things. Is it steamy in here or is it just the unbearable humidity?

Well, it finally happened. All of our Star Wars references have led to this moment: We are finally watching Solo. We know it's a few years too late and is well past its relevance, but we can't call ourselves fans without seeing it. May the Force be with us.

We launch of ourselves into the Pixar universe once again and become emotional wrecks watching 2009's Up starring the late, great Ed Asner. 

We return to the 90s with yet another entry in the Kevin Smith universe with Mallrats. Let's ride the escalators, hit up the Cinnabon and buy some stonewashed jeans as we watch this quintessential slacker comedy. 

Let us take you back to 2003 when a band like Hoobastank could end up on a major motion picture soundtrack and watch The Recruit starring Colin Farrell and Al Pacino. A spy thriller that will keep you asking, "How many Dutch angles is too many?"

This week we throw it back to 1997 with In & Out starring Kevin Kline. Director Frank Oz (?!) puts together an ensemble cast of stars and future stars to tackle a hot-button issue of the 90s: Tom Selleck's mustache.  

Today we are yet again thrust into the future in 2018's Ready Player One. A movie in which we must ask ourselves, "How many pop culture references can legally be made in a movie and still have it be its own thing?"

In the far flung future of 2032, Sylvester Stallone is a cop who doesn’t play by the rules and he's chasing an out of his mind Wesley Snipes. Find yourself a swear jar and pull out your favorite 20th century tunes as we cover Demolition Man!

Today we delve into our first unseen Jim Henson movie with 1986's Labyrinth. Listen as we try and figure out what's going on with all the creepy puppets, sentient boulders and David Bowie's magnificent codpiece. You'll find all that here, on Never Seen It!

Turn that game off, it's time to watch a movie! Today we cover one of the many video game movie adaptations that came out in the aughts with 2002's Resident Evil. Will it be like all the other trash in this genre or will it gain an extra life?