We Seen't it

Episode 253

Guest Ralf Gonzalez from Formally (digital Flamingo) Now Miami Lighting & Grip

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How do you dos

How did you get started in the industry

What was it like going to school at full sail ( overnight classes but being taught by industry professionals)

Main topic

80s -90s action movies

From muscle-bound heroes to charismatic villains, we'll dissect the iconic characters, explosive stunts, and unforgettable one-liners that defined the genre. Get ready for a nostalgia-packed episode as we discuss the evolution of action cinema, the cultural impact of these films, and how they continue to influence today's blockbuster hits.

Join Kevin, Pat, and Josh in the thrilling conclusion of our yearly scare fest bracket system, where we crown the ultimate horror movie of the year! In this fourth and final week, we have a special treat for you as we welcome a distinguished guest, Jeff Boos, Producer and Director from WCB Films. Jeff joins us via FaceTime, along with other horror enthusiasts from the spooky heart of California.

Together, we dive into the intense matchups, heated debates, and unexpected twists that have shaped this year's scare fest. Jeff Boos brings his unique insights into the horror genre, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and the creative process that goes into making spine-chilling films. As we reach the climax of our bracket, the tension is palpable, and the excitement is contagious.

But it's not just about horror movies! Jeff gives us a glimpse into what it's like living in the horror-centric atmosphere of Los Angeles. From haunted locations to the thriving horror community, he spills the beans on the eerie allure of LA living.

So, buckle up for a spine-tingling ride as we unveil the winner of the Scarefest horror movie Bracket system and get an exclusive peek into the world of horror filmmaking with Jeff Boos and friends. This episode is a can't-miss for horror fans and anyone curious about the dark side of the City of Angels. Trust us; you won't want to miss this thrilling finale!

Welcome back to the spookiest podcast of the year, "Horror Showdown: Scare Fest Bracket." I'm your host, Kevin, and I'm joined by my fellow horror aficionados, Pat and Josh. This week, we're diving deep into the third week of our yearly scare fest bracket system, where we aim to crown the best horror movie of the year.

In this chilling episode, you can expect the unexpected. Pat, who's known for his quirky impersonations, attempts his best Rodney Dangerfield impression, but you won't believe what happens – it sounds more like Bernie Mac! We can't help but laugh and cringe at the unexpected hilarity, but hey, it's all part of the fun in the spirit of the season.

But that's not all we have in store for you. As we discuss the latest horror movies vying for the title, we find ourselves contemplating a peculiar topic. We can't help but ponder why Catholicism seems way scarier in the world of horror than it should be. From creepy exorcism scenes to haunted convents, we delve into the supernatural and psychological terror that Catholic imagery brings to the genre.

Join us this week as we navigate through our bracket, discover the unexpected talents of our host Pat, and venture into the eerie world of Catholicism in horror movies. It's an episode filled with scares, laughs, and thought-provoking discussions about the horror genre. You won't want to miss it!

In the spine-tingling second week of our annual Scare Fest, we're diving deep into the dark and twisted world of horror cinema. Join us as we narrow down our top contenders in our bracket-style competition to crown the best horror movie of the year. The competition is fierce, and the debates are even scarier!

This week, we've got some terrifying matchups on our hands, and the stakes are higher than ever. The brackets pit iconic horror classics against the latest chilling releases, making it a battle of the ages. We'll be discussing four head-to-head matchups:

"No One Will Save You" vs. "The Nun 2" -

"Werewolf Within" vs. "Sleepwalks" -

"Talk to Me" vs. "Hellraiser (Original)"

"Pearl" vs. "Barbarian"

As we dissect these matchups, we also delve into some lively discussions and debates. Tune in to hear Josh's controversial take on Stephen King movies, as he boldly states that they might not be as great as everyone thinks. The conversation gets heated as we explore the highs and lows of adapting King's works to the screen.

But that's not all! We'll also discuss the legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick and his reputation for being a total "dick" on set, regardless of the era. The behind-the-scenes stories are both fascinating and alarming, making us question whether such behavior should be tolerated in the world of cinema.

So grab your popcorn, dim the lights, and join us for a thrilling and thought-provoking episode of Scare Fest Week Two, where we unravel the enigmatic world of horror and expose the dark underbelly of Hollywood legends. Will your favorite horror film make it to the final showdown? Tune in to find out!

Brace yourselves, horror aficionados, because it's that spine-tingling time of year again! Welcome to the 6th Annual Scare Fest, the ultimate bracket system that pits the most bone-chilling horror movies against each other in a relentless battle for supremacy. As darkness falls and eerie shadows creep in, join us on a journey through terror as we dissect the first-round matchups that will haunt your nightmares.

In this year's opening round, we witness cinematic showdowns that send shivers down your spine. "The Boogeyman" squares off against "No One Will Save You" in a battle of the unknown and the unknowable. Meanwhile, the ill-fated "Voyage of the Demeter" encounters the sinister "Nun 2" in a clash of supernatural forces on the high seas. Lovers of lycanthropic horror won't be disappointed as "Werewolves Within" howls against "Werewolf By Night," and we step into the twisted world of Stephen King as "Sleepwalkers" takes on "Cat's Eye." But that's not all; "Talk to Me" seeks to out-scream "Evil Dead Rise," and we revisit the hellish domain of the Cenobites as "Hellraiser New" challenges the timeless "Hellraiser Old." To add an extra layer of suspense, "Scream 6" confronts the enigmatic "Pearl," while "Barbarian" fights for survival against the chilling "Knock at The Cabin."

Prepare to be thrilled, horrified, and utterly captivated as we delve deep into the heart of these matchups, analyzing their bone-chilling moments, and, most importantly, letting you, our devoted listeners, decide which of these iconic horror films will emerge as the ultimate Scare Fest champion. Join us for a heart-pounding journey into the darkness as we crown the reigning champion of our 6th Annual Scare Fest!

In this episode, the hosts dive into the mesmerizing world of the British modern soul collective, Jungle. The central point of discussion is the release of Jungle's latest music video for their song "Back on 74." The hosts share their personal experiences with the video and the band as a whole.

The episode kicks off with a discussion about the allure of Jungle's music and how their unique sound draws listeners in. The focus then shifts to "Back on 74," a captivating one-shot, well-choreographed dance video that has become the talk of the town. The hosts express how this video is a true visual treat, leaving viewers with the irresistible urge to hit the replay button. They dissect the video's intricate dance moves and speculate on the symbolism hidden within it.

Pat, one of the co-hosts, draws an interesting parallel between Jungle and another band, The Avalanche, highlighting the similarities in their musical styles and how they both excel at creating immersive experiences for their audience.

As the conversation flows, Kevin, the other co-host, switches gears and discusses a recent trend in the streaming world. He laments the disappointing removal of the Disney TV show "Crates" from Disney Plus after only a few weeks of streaming availability. The hosts express concern about how this trend of pulling content from streaming platforms prematurely might hinder the emergence of future cult classics. They discuss how audiences need time to discover and appreciate hidden gems in the world of TV shows and movies, which becomes increasingly difficult when content is swiftly removed.

In a surprise revelation, Pat hints at possibly being a Taylor Swift fan, adding a personal touch to the episode's conclusion and leaving listeners with a sense of curiosity about the hosts' musical preferences.

This episode offers a delightful blend of music appreciation, cultural commentary on streaming trends, and a touch of personal connection, making it an engaging and thought-provoking listen for fans of Jungle and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of entertainment consumption.

In this episode of "We Seen't it," our three charismatic hosts, Pat, Kevin, and Josh, dive into the world of movies to explore the scenes that have left them laughing, scared, and utterly mad. While the trio shares their emotional connections with these memorable moments, they also sprinkle in some light-hearted banter and lively discussions about entertainment news and the timeless impact of classic films on culture.

The episode kicks off with Pat's quirky confession: he's never shed a tear during a movie. His co-hosts, Kevin and Josh, seize the opportunity to affectionately tease him about his apparent lack of emotional vulnerability. Amidst the laughs, they applaud Pat's unyielding stoicism and muse about the array of emotions movies can evoke.

Kevin, a self-proclaimed horror enthusiast, passionately describes the chilling scene from "Halloween" that consistently sends shivers down his spine. As he recounts the suspenseful moments leading up to the iconic mask-clad killer's reveal, the hosts delve into the art of horror filmmaking and its power to evoke intense fear.

On the other hand, Josh brings levity to the conversation by sharing a hilarious scene from "Die Hard" that never fails to crack him up. The hosts delve into the genius of blending humor with action and discuss the role of comedy in breaking tension within cinematic narratives.

Between discussions of their personal favorites, the hosts intertwine conversations about recent entertainment news, highlighting upcoming releases and trending topics in the film industry. They reflect on the enduring impact of classic movies, exploring how these cinematic gems have shaped pop culture and inspired generations.

As the episode draws to a close, Pat, Kevin, and Josh celebrate the diversity of emotions that movies can stir within us. They encourage their listeners to share their own memorable scenes that have left them laughing, scared, or mad, fostering a sense of community and shared experiences.

"We Seen't It " is not just a podcast about movies—it's a heartfelt exploration of how these stories on the silver screen can tap into the depths of human emotion and connect us in surprising and profound ways. So, whether you're a fan of horror, action, comedy, or drama, there's a place for you in this cinematic journey of laughter, fear, anger, and everything in between.

In this week's episode of "We seent it," the trio of hosts, Pat, Kevin, and Josh, embark on a spirited discussion that spans from vampire horror to intergalactic sci-fi, and even into the realm of superhero anthems.

The episode kicks off with Kevin's fervent review of "The Last Voyage of the Demeter," a much-anticipated film that unfortunately falls short of his expectations. Kevin holds no punches as he dissects the movie's plot holes and lackluster character development, ultimately giving it a disheartening 2 out of 5 stars. Pat sympathizes with Kevin's disappointment, agreeing on several points, while Josh listens intently, intrigued by the varying perspectives on the film.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Pat and Kevin launch into an enthusiastic discussion about the new Star Trek trilogy. With unabashed passion, they express their preference for the Star Trek revival over the recent Star Wars trilogy. As the two fervently explain their reasoning, it becomes clear that their preference isn't necessarily an indication of being die-hard Star Trek fans, but rather a reflection of the unique storytelling and fresh approach that the new Star Trek films have brought to the table.

Enter Josh, the unabashed Star Trek aficionado of the group. With a quirked eyebrow and a grin, he playfully challenges Pat and Kevin's claims of not being true Star Trek enthusiasts, citing specific episodes, characters, and trivia that only a dedicated fan would know. The playful banter that ensues is a testament to the camaraderie of the trio and their ability to engage in lighthearted yet passionate debates about their favorite franchises.

As the episode draws to a close, the hosts shift gears and embark on a more light-hearted endeavor: picking their own superhero theme songs. Each host takes a turn describing the qualities of a superhero they would be and the musical anthem that would accompany their heroic deeds. Laughter ensues as their choices range from epic orchestral scores to catchy pop tunes, each reflecting the unique personalities of the hosts themselves.

We Seent it once again delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking episode that delves into the multifaceted landscape of fandom, preference, and the shared joy of being unapologetically geeky. From film reviews that stir debate to discussions that challenge what it means to be a true fan, this episode captures the essence of the podcast, celebrating the diverse passions that bring people together in the world of all things geek.

In this week's episode of "We Seen't It," the trio of hosts, Pat, Kevin, and Josh, embark on a spirited discussion that spans from vampire horror to intergalactic sci-fi, and even into the realm of superhero anthems.

The episode kicks off with Kevin's fervent review of "The Last Voyage of the Demeter," a much-anticipated film that unfortunately falls short of his expectations. Kevin holds no punches as he dissects the movie's plot holes and lackluster character development, ultimately giving it a disheartening 2 out of 5 stars. Pat sympathizes with Kevin's disappointment, agreeing on several points, while Josh listens intently, intrigued by the varying perspectives on the film.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Pat and Kevin launch into an enthusiastic discussion about the new Star Trek trilogy. With unabashed passion, they express their preference for the Star Trek revival over the recent Star Wars trilogy. As the two fervently explain their reasoning, it becomes clear that their preference isn't necessarily an indication of being die-hard Star Trek fans, but rather a reflection of the unique storytelling and fresh approach that the new Star Trek films have brought to the table.

Enter Josh, the unabashed Star Trek aficionado of the group. With a quirked eyebrow and a grin, he playfully challenges Pat and Kevin's claims of not being true Star Trek enthusiasts, citing specific episodes, characters, and trivia that only a dedicated fan would know. The playful banter that ensues is a testament to the camaraderie of the trio and their ability to engage in lighthearted yet passionate debates about their favorite franchises.

As the episode draws to a close, the hosts shift gears and embark on a more light-hearted endeavor: picking their own superhero theme songs. Each host takes a turn describing the qualities of a superhero they would be and the musical anthem that would accompany their heroic deeds. Laughter ensues as their choices range from epic orchestral scores to catchy pop tunes, each reflecting the unique personalities of the hosts themselves.

We Seent it once again delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking episode that delves into the multifaceted landscape of fandom, preference, and the shared joy of being unapologetically geeky. From film reviews that stir debate to discussions that challenge what it means to be a true fan, this episode captures the essence of the podcast, celebrating the diverse passions that bring people together in the world of all things geek.

In this special episode of the podcast, we welcome back a familiar and beloved face, Wade, a close friend of the show. Join us as we catch up with Wade and dive into various topics close to our hearts. We start by reviewing the highly anticipated sci-fi blockbuster, "The Cloned Tyron," discussing its thrilling plot twists and mind-bending special effects. Along the way, we share our differing perspectives on the film's deeper themes, making for a lively and engaging conversation that's sure to captivate movie enthusiasts.

Later in the episode, the conversation takes a delicious turn as we discuss our mutual love for Publix subs. Surprisingly, Wade and our host Josh reveal that they have a unique preference for their subs – they are among the few who prefer their subs without any condiments! As they share their reasons for this unconventional choice, laughter ensues, and the banter highlights the beauty of friendship and how it can embrace even the quirkiest preferences. Tune in for a heartwarming and entertaining reunion with Wade, where camaraderie, movie reviews, and sandwich choices come together in an unforgettable podcast experience.