In this episode, we dive deep into the film’s powerful and unsettling portrayal of schizophrenia, paying special attention to how the sound design creates an authentic sense of what it feels like to hear literal voices in your head. We talk about how the film uses audio to make the audience experience the same eerie…
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In this episode, we take a deep dive into The Black Phone and unpack the film’s blend of real-world horror and supernatural mystery. We explore how Derrickson uses 1970s true-crime anxieties, child abductions, and local paranoia to ground the story’s paranormal elements, while also asking whether the film fully commits to either side of its…
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In this episode, we’re cracking open the containers and digging into the 2004 (released 2008) indie gem, Take Out, co-directed by the brilliant Sean Baker and Shih-Ching Tsou. We are the Never Seen It podcast, and we’re all about fresh perspectives on films we should have seen by now. We start by discussing why we…
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In this episode of the Never Seen It podcast, the hosts take a deep dive into the highly anticipated horror film Weapons. As one of the most talked-about horror releases of the year, Weapons has sparked widespread discussion and debate—and the hosts explore exactly why. From its chilling atmosphere to its multi-perspective storytelling, this episode…
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In this episode, we revisit The Crow — one of the most haunting and beloved cult classics of the ’90s. We talk about the film’s gothic atmosphere, Alex Proyas’ stunning direction, and how Brandon Lee’s final role became a powerful symbol of art born from grief. We break down The Crow beat by beat, analyzing…
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In this episode of Never Seen It, we kick things off by introducing the “Hardcore Four” crew: Adrian, Arnold, Alex, and Justin, before diving into Justin’s pick for the Halloween episode, Overlord. Justin talks about why he chose the film and how it somehow flew under the radar when it first came out, even though…
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In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker Guile Branco to talk about his darkly funny and deeply human horror-comedy A Halloween Feast. We dive into how the film mixes absurd humor, classic horror vibes, and social commentary — all while exploring heavy themes like generational trauma and the ways we inherit dysfunction from those…
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Show Notes: In this episode of The Never Seen It Podcast, we dive deep into how the movie world keeps evolving and what that means for fans, creators, and casual viewers alike. 🎬 From streaming platforms changing the way we watch to the explosion of remakes, adaptations, and fan casting, we explore how modern cinema…
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Welcome back to The Never Seen It Podcast! This week, the gang—Adrian (@b00tz2big), Alex (@filipinogrigio), Justin (@ghostnerd88), Donnie (@donnieappleseed_), and Arnold (@arnieda1manparty)—take a wild trip through The Doom Generation (1995), Gregg Araki’s cult classic of sex, violence, and absurdity. Chosen by Alex, the film sparks a lively discussion about Araki’s place in ‘90s indie cinema…
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Never Seen It Podcast — Episode 67 Sinners (2025)
In this episode of the Never Seen It podcast, we sit down together and unpack Ryan Coogler’s 2025 vampire horror film Sinners. We went into this one with a mix of hype and curiosity, and the conversation pretty much exploded in every direction because the movie gives us a lot to work with. We talk…
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