In this episode of Scene & Heard, Sherman, Charlie, and Willie slice into the fresh reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer. From gory kills and Gen Z drama to nostalgic callbacks and a killer twist, the crew breaks down what worked, what didn’t, and whether this slasher revival earns its place in the horror hall of fame. Expect laughs, bold takes, and more hooks than a tackle box.

In this sizzling summer episode, Sherman and Charlie battle the heat—from South Carolina to Australia—before soaring into their review of James Gunn’s Superman (2025) reboot. The duo dives into the film’s emotional core, character arcs, and fan-favorite moments, including Krypto the Superdog and a mural packed with DC Easter eggs.

They break down the standout performances by David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult’s villainous Lex Luthor. With mixed fan reactions and strong critic praise, the episode also covers the film’s box office triumph, its place in the new DCU, and what it means for superhero films going forward.

Rating Highlights:

Sherman: 8.5/10

Charlie: 8/10

🔥 Whether you loved or loathed this new take on the Man of Steel, this episode brings a balanced, entertaining breakdown of DC’s bold new direction.

The gang’s back — and so is the virus. On this episode of Scene & Heard, Sherman recaps NYC adventures, Charlie checks in from Australia, and Willie drops updates from the hometown before diving into the long-awaited sequel 28 Years Later. With Cillian Murphy returning and rage evolving, we explore what this third installment brings to the table: legacy, moral reckoning, poetic decay, and blood-soaked survival. From standout performances to fan theories about weaponized viruses, we break it all down — with a little laughter before the world ends (again).

In this week’s episode, Sherman and Charlie dive into Another 48 Hrs. — the gritty, guns-blazing sequel that brings Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte back together for more chaos, comedy, and corruption. From explosive shootouts to sharp-tongued banter, we break down whether this action-packed follow-up holds a candle to the original.

In this solo episode of Scene & Heard, Sherman breaks down Tyler Perry’s Straw — a gripping and emotional Netflix drama that hits closer to home than most might expect.

What begins as the story of a single mother pushed to the edge becomes something deeper — a haunting reflection on grief, mental health, and the unseen weight that so many carry in silence. Sherman shares a personal moment of parental pressure, unpacks the film’s explosive bank scene, and reflects on the heartbreaking twist that redefines everything we thought we were watching.

This isn’t just a review — it’s a conversation about survival, grace, and what it means to finally reach your breaking point.

Host: Sherman

In this episode of Scene & Heard, Sherman, Charlie, and special guest Willie dive deep into Life (1999) — the comedy-drama that brought Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence together in a prison tale full of heart, hilarity, and hard truths. From unforgettable quotes to emotional gut punches, we unpack why Life is more than a comedy — it’s a classic. Oh, and yes… we’re all the pappy.

Sherman and Charlie unpack Magazine Dreams, diving into Killian Maddox’s relentless pursuit of fame, identity, and validation. A raw look at ambition, masculinity, and mental health in a world obsessed with being seen.

Hosted by Sherman Lowery, Seen & Heard brings a fresh, conversational take on what’s hot (and what’s not) in entertainment. From blockbuster premieres and hidden streaming gems to deep dives on cult classics, Sherman shares honest reviews, industry insights, and nostalgic throwbacks every week.