Have You Seen This?
Have You Seen This?
The world's only podcast about bizarre, overlooked, and misbegotten media. Support the show on Patreon! patreon.com/haveyouseenthis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episodes
009 - Vile Pervert 22.08.2016 1:07:02
Jen is joined by Bitter Karella to discuss Vile Pervert: The Musical. This slice of pure internet was made by Jonathan King, a music impresario and TV presenter turned convicted sex criminal. If you’ve been looking for the perfect mix of mobile phone video, Oscar Wilde, and sheer unfettered egotism, this will have to do. The entire movie is freely available on YouTube, if you’re either a masochist...
008 - Nothing But Trouble 11.08.2016 1:27:28
Jen is once again joined by Bitter Karella to suffer through Dan Aykroyd’s sole directorial credit, Nothing But Trouble! We have nothing else to say except that if you Google the Demi Moore picture we allude to, don’t do it at work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
007 - The Day the Clown Cried 26.07.2016 1:12:02
Jen invites author, artist, and asshole Bitter Karella on the show to discuss Jerry Lewis’s unfinished Holocaust, um, comedy The Day the Clown Cried. Thanks to Flemish TV and Australo-German filmmaker Eric Friedler, enough footage from the notorious project has surfaced for us to discuss it. Shoutout to Friedler and the Library of Congress curator who were too important to talk to us. Hosted on Ac...
006 - The Johnsons 12.07.2016 54:27
Jen welcomes filmmaker and burger expert <a href=“ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2455854/ “>Yfke van Berckelaer</a> (@burgerists on Twitter and Instagram) to discuss one of about three Dutch horror films, The Johnsons! Yfke provides an excellent survey of the Dutch film industry (it’s not just Paul Verhoeven!) and gives some background on the making of the film, which is a bit of an undis...
005 - The Wizard of Speed and Time 28.06.2016 40:20
Jen welcomes special guest Paul Jay (@pauljaycomic) for today’s episode, in which we discuss The Wizard of Speed and Time! We’re a little hard on filmmaker Mike Jittlov, perhaps unfairly— WoSaT producer Richard Kaye allegedly absconded with the film’s completion money, and Jittlov himself considers the project to be only 75% done. Jittlov started as a math and language major at UCLA back in the 60...
004 - Under the Cherry Moon 14.06.2016 41:41
What better tribute to Prince for a movie podcast than to watch the man's directorial debut? Jen and Darren also discuss the Dionysian, the epicene, and how much The English Patient sucks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
003 - Harlequin (aka Dark Forces) 01.05.2016 35:59
For this episode, HYST welcomes its first guest! Darren Herczeg, CEO of DarrenCorp, is a filmmaker, performance artist, and gentleman of leisure. Watch his film Barbariana: Queen of the Savages here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DarrenCorp Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
002 - Split Second 01.05.2016 35:18
In this episode, Tim and Jen are unexpectedly charmed and delighted by sci-fi/horror/thriller/schlock/something-or-other Split Second! We discuss the wrong-headed marketing for the film and the delights of mini-guns and cigars shared by two dear male friends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
001 - Ishtar 27.04.2016 40:18
What’s left to say about Ishtar? Even the title of the film has become synonymous with Hollywood failure. But is it fair to brand it a one-star fiasco? For the inaugural episode of Have You Seen This?, Jen and Tim dare to travel to Ishtar. Jumping off from Peter Biskind’s recounting of the production, Jen and Tim discuss Elaine May’s directing style (and missteps), the performances of Dustin Hoffm...
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