You Haven't Seen That?!

As we wrap up season 2, Eric and Chris take a look back at the films they’ve watched this year and plan the lineup for next season.

Eric and Chris are joined by former guest Tom, as the three venture into a wonderful and creative world of animation and music with the 1940 classic Disney film Fantasia.

Featuring special guest Tom Lockwood.

Eric and Chris find themselves swept overboard with a young mouse named Fievel as he endeavours to find his family in the strange new world of America in Don Bluth’s classic 1986 animated film An American Tail.

Eric and Chris are joined by their buddy Colleen as the they trek into the woods with a trio of young filmmaking students looking to make a documentary about a mysterious witch in the notorious 1999 horror film The Blair Witch Project.

Featuring Special Guest Colleen Lockwood.

Eric and Chris, joined by a new guest, hit the road once again as they tag along with two brothers and a rambunctious young girl making their way across the country to the video game championships in California in Todd Holland’s 1989 film The Wizard.

Featuring Special Guest Toby Zarb

Eric and Chris are joined by their old friend Simon as they head off on tour with ageing rock band Spinal Tap on the promotional tour for their new album “Smell The Glove” in Rob Reiner’s 1984 cult classic This is Spinal Tap.

Featuring Special Guest Simon Weigall

Eric and Chris spend the summer of 1972 with a young girl and her best friend as they learns about life, love and everything in between in Howard Zieff’s 1991 family drama My Girl.

Eric and Chris find themselves dealing with the paranormal as they follow recently murdered Sam Wheat as he tries to figure out why he died and help protect the love of this life in Jerry Zucker’s 1990 hit Ghost.

Eric and Chris find themselves heading to California with the LaRusso family where young Daniel finds himself the victim of local bullies. He soon finds an ally in a local man who teaches him lessons in karate and life in John G. Avildsen’s 1984 classic The Karate Kid

After their horrendous adventure to find dry land, Eric and Chris find themselves on the run with a loveable robot who comes to life after being struck by lightning in John Badham’s 1986 classic Short Circuit.