A sprawling Korean-language Korean War film, Tae Guk Gi is a striking response to turn-of-the-millennium American war epics like Saving Private Ryan.  Anastasia Kim joins Kari and Kyle to discuss this sprawling and operatic combat saga.

In this post-Avengers, post-Batman vs. Superman world, the last thing Kari and Kyle expected was a superhero movie that actually feels original and weird and under the radar.  With special guest Nate Bowers!

This week, Kari and Kyle are joined by Thomas Davant to discuss "Oslo, August 31," a languid, plaintive Scandinavian drama about a recovering drug addict attempting to meet up with friends and land a job. 

As far as high-stress workplace situations go, it doesn't get much worse than having to figure out how to prevent literally Hitler from taking over your whole damn country in your first month on the job.  This week, John Marchetti joins Kari and Kyle

At long last, it's the Season 3 premiere!  This season, we're featuring a bunch of great guests, and who better to start than the delightful Michelle Bird?  This week, we're discussing the 2015 Polish musical-horror-mermaid movie, "The Lure."

AND WE'RE BACK!  As a small appetizer to get you ready for the impending Season 3, Kari and Kyle take a look at this year's Oscar nominations.  What did we like?  What did we hate?  What did we even watch?

In the spirit of giving and per our annual tradition, we're giving you a double dose of holiday movie goodness! This year, Kari and Kyle analyze 1988's "Die Hard" and 2003's "Love Actually" to determine which holds the greater right to call itself a prop

Happy podcast birthday to us! K & K reflect on the first year of "K Have You Seen" on the auspicious first anniversary of its birth

An adolescent girl contends with supernatural events that make her a target of suspicion by her radical religious family. For our Halloween special, we're discussing CARRIE ('76) and THE VVITCH ('15), two films that take a similar setup in very different

Gonzo special effects, absurd physical comedy, and a breakneck energy throughout combine to make 1987's "Evil Dead 2" an incredibly weird and wild experience, but is it actually good? Yes. It's super good. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/k-h