Chet likes something other than Fastball, and that includes Genesis. To truly give this episode an experimental vibe he sat outside for the first half of the episode, allowing us all to get some fresh air while listening....Show notes at haventseenorheard

Alison loves boxing and inspirational stories so it was time to finally dive into the origin of all motivation - 1976's underdog tale Rocky. Show notes Can be found at haventseenorheard.com/seen/rocky. Theme music by Andrew Hansen/David Bridgman.

David, Andrew, and Daren join in for a surprisingly exciting episode. We struggle to find the movie genre equivalent of jazz and (surprise!) also talk about things that aren't jazz. Show notes at haventseenorheard.com/heard/milesdavis. Theme song interpr

We watched Amelie, and that makes us crazy awkward introverts now! We manage to jump around to a wide range of topics but for some reason we spend a lot of time arguing the logistics of suicide by cathedral. Show notes at haventseenorheard.com/seen/amelie

Back from a week off! Daren and Matt brave the year's hottest day so far to talk about The Jimi Hendrix Experience's 1968 album Electric Ladyland. Between stoner music vibes and the onset of heatstroke it got interesting. Lots of show notes at haventseeno

We watched Donnie Darko. We talked about Donnie Darko. We experienced existential crises because of Donnie Darko. Here is an episode about Donnie Darko. Show notes at haventseenorheard.com/seen/donniedarko. Theme song by Andrew Hansen.

A while ago I heard Soundgarden's Superunknown for the first time, and the episode never saw the light of day. This was because I mostly stopped doing one-on-one episodes. Now, emerging from a locked cellar, the episode is unleashed upon the world. Yes, t

Alison and David have fond memories about The Princess Bride, a fantasy delight that was unleashed upon the world in 1987. We figure out where people from our current administration fit into the movie world, work on our development of a new property segme

David comes out of hiding to get into the Beastie Boys' 1992 album Check Your Head. Spoiler alert, only one of us likes it. Find out some other fun facts and hear us riff way too much on a topic related to 'Tears In Heaven,' which we know is not a Beastie

This week Andrew, Holly, and Alison step into the ring to duke it out over director David Fincher's 1999 film adaptation of Fight Club. There are no show notes but there is a fun little thematic review at haventseenorheard.com/seen/fightclub. Give it a re