In this episode of The Never Seen It Podcast, we take on one of the wildest low-budget horror films out there: Llamageddon (2015). Yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like—a killer llama from outer space terrorizing a group of unsuspecting partygoers. We’re joined by special guest Mel, a film content creator and horror enthusiast, who brings her love…
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In this episode, we break down Eyes Wide Shut, the final film from legendary director Stanley Kubrick. We explore how this psychological drama blends erotic tension, conspiracy, and philosophical themes into a deeply unsettling look at relationships and power. We start by examining the film’s central conflict: what happens when emotional intimacy becomes more threatening…
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In this episode, we sit down to discuss Rental Family, a deeply emotional and thought-provoking film that explores loneliness, identity, and the human need for connection. Through Brendan Fraser’s vulnerable performance as a struggling actor in Japan, the film introduces us to the world of “rental families”—a service where people hire others to play roles…
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In this episode, we dive deep into JCVD and unpack the complicated legacy of Jean-Claude Van Damme as both an action icon and a serious actor. We ask the big question: is JCVD actually a great actor, or is he just wildly inconsistent? We start by analyzing Van Damme’s performance, highlighting how he delivers genuinely…
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In this episode, we welcome Guy Rosefelt—engineer, event producer, and longtime contributor to the worlds of film, television, and Comic-Con culture—for a wide-ranging and deeply entertaining conversation. We kick things off by exploring Guy’s unique career path, from engineering and Air Force service to working behind the scenes in live entertainment production. His journey highlights…
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In this special episode, we revisit the Academy Awards with a full Oscars recap and analysis, breaking down the biggest wins, shocking snubs, and ongoing debates shaping the film industry. We take a deep dive into the Best Picture race, comparing One Battle After Another and Sinners, and discuss why one film ultimately took home…
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In this episode, we take a deep dive into Trainspotting, the 1990’s grunge classic directed by Danny Boyle that redefined indie filmmaking in the 1990s. We explore how the film captures the gritty reality of heroin addiction, toxic friendships, and the nihilistic mindset of a generation rejecting traditional life paths. We discuss standout performances, especially…
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In this special Oscars preview episode of The Never Seen It Podcast, we sit down with Castle Rock Film Festival director and filmmaker Hunter Burns to break down the biggest contenders heading into the 2026 Academy Awards. From the major categories to the overlooked technical achievements, we dive deep into what films might dominate the night and which ones…
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This is now the fourth iteration of the Fantastic Four franchise. The first one was a low-budget, made-for-TV movie that was only produced for copyright reasons. The second was the one I grew up with, starring Jessica Alba and Chris Evans, who would later go on to play Captain America. I always enjoyed this version,…
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In this episode of The Never Seen It Podcast, we discuss Marty Supreme, the 2025 period sports drama directed by Josh Safdie and set in the early 1950s. Marketed as an Oscar contender, the film follows Marty Mauser, a young man obsessed with becoming the world’s greatest ping pong champion. But beneath the sports movie…
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