Hey, Did You See This One?

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers opens its pages for the 10th time as Spooky Season continues! This time, we're heading back into space for James Cameron's Aliens (1986).Mark Nocent and Craig Webster join us to talk Xenomorphs, pulse rifles, badass space marines, Ripley's evolution into an action icon, and one of the greatest sci-fi horror sequels ever made. Game over, man! Is Aliens e...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers opens for the 10th time! Spooky Season is officially here, and we're kicking things off with Scream 3 (2000).Dave Mader and Jaemeel Robinson join us to talk Hollywood satire, Ghostface, bizarre celebrity cameos, outrageous kills, and the movie that brought the Scream trilogy to its original conclusion. Episode 248 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember t...

Crazy Cryptid Month comes to an end! We finish our journey through Cryptid Chronicles with the bizarre 1986 Australian adventure Frog Dreaming. Bryan Nothling joins us to talk mysterious creatures, creepy swamps, childhood adventure, and the strange legend at the heart of the movie. Is the Donkegin really out there? Episode 247 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember to like, comment, subscr...

Crazy Cryptid Month continues! This time, we're diving into Incident at Loch Ness (2004), the mockumentary that blurs the line between filmmaking, monster mythology, and absolute chaos. Guest Cody Crain joins us as we explore this strange take on the legendary Loch Ness Monster. Is Nessie real, or is this whole production one giant setup? Episode 246 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please rememb...

Crazy Cryptid Month continues as we dive into the wild world of cryptid films! Up next, we're heading into the water with Lake Placid (1999).Jenny Johnson joins us to talk giant crocodiles, Betty White's unforgettable performance, ridiculous one-liners, creature effects, and why this bizarre horror comedy has become such a cult favorite. Is Lake Placid secretly one of the most fun creature...

Revisiting Congo 1995 to see if this creature feature still holds up or if it belongs lost in the jungle. We are kicking off our Cryptid Chronicles series by taking a look at Congo 1995. Joining Steven and Jason is Trevor Poelman from Belief It Or Not to break down the absurdity, the gorillas, and the questionable special effects that define these kinds of cryptid movies. This film is a staple of...

Anthology Armageddon comes to a bloody end with Body Bags (1993)! Craig Webster joins us to dig into this delightfully weird horror anthology from John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper, featuring three twisted tales packed with gore, dark comedy, creepy twists, and plenty of familiar faces. We break down all three stories and ask whether Body Bags deserves to be remembered alongside the great horror anth...

Anthology Armageddon continues with Batman: Gotham Knight (2008)! Alex Gow and Naveed Khan join us to explore six animated stories that put a unique spin on the Dark Knight, from gritty crime stories to full-on anime-inspired action. Is Gotham Knight one of Batman's most underrated movies? Episode 242 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that noti...

Description:Anthology Armageddon continues with Memories (1995)! Cam Maitland joins us to explore three wildly different animated stories packed with sci-fi, horror, dark comedy, and some seriously unforgettable imagery. Is Memories one of anime's greatest anthology films? Episode 241 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that notification bell for...

A brand new theme month begins with Anthology Armageddon, where we're exploring some of the greatest anthology films ever made. First up is The Animatrix, a collection of incredible animated shorts that expand the world of The Matrix in bold and fascinating ways. Patrick "Paddyowagon" Ferguson and Spencer Gray join us to discuss the different animation styles, the standout stories, the connections...

Feminist Masterpiece Theater wraps up with one of the sharpest and funniest coming of age comedies of the 2010s, Easy A.Noel K and Cass Hodgins join us to talk Emma Stone's star making performance, high school rumors, double standards, and why Easy A remains just as funny and relevant today. We explore the film's clever writing, memorable characters, and how it modernizes a literary classi...

Feminist Masterpiece Theater continues with one of the most divisive films of the 2010s, Sucker Punch. Noel K and Cass Hodgins join us to unpack Zack Snyder's visually stunning fantasy epic. We dive into the layered realities, explosive action sequences, powerful soundtrack, and the ongoing debate over whether Sucker Punch is a feminist masterpiece, a misunderstood satire, or something else en...

Feminist Masterpiece Theater continues with one of the most underrated cult comedies of the 2000s, D.E.B.S..Noel K and Tatiana Ramos join us to talk spy school, over the top gadgets, unexpected romance, and why this stylish action comedy has earned a devoted cult following. We dive into the performances, the satire, and how D.E.B.S. turned a simple premise into something surprisingly heartfelt and...

A brand new month begins as we kick off Feminist Masterpiece Theatre, celebrating films that spark conversation, challenge expectations, and leave a lasting impact. First up is The Substance. Noel K joins us to break down the jaw dropping body horror, unforgettable performances, razor sharp social commentary, and why this film became one of the most talked about movies of 2024. Is it a masterpiece...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages closes with Laugh Or Die, our month dedicated to horror comedies that prove scares and laughs can work together perfectly. This week we're covering Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. Cass Hodgins joins us to talk misunderstood hillbillies, accidental carnage, brilliant satire, and why this movie flips the entire slasher formula on its head. We break do...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages continues with Laugh Or Die, our month celebrating horror comedies that are equal parts hilarious and horrifying. This week we're covering Slither. Pat King joins us to talk alien parasites, unforgettable practical effects, outrageous gore, and why James Gunn turned one of the grossest horror movies ever made into a cult classic. We break down t...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages continues with Laugh Or Die, our month dedicated to horror comedies that know exactly when to scare you and when to make you laugh. This week we're diving into The Cabin in the Woods. Graeme Pass joins us to unpack the monster-filled madness, meta commentary, secret organizations, and one of the most ambitious horror concepts ever put on screen....

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages returns with a new theme, Laugh Or Die, where we explore horror comedies that blend scares and laughs in unforgettable ways. First up is Jennifer's Body. Bee Dawley joins us to talk demon possession, razor sharp dialogue, early internet backlash, and why this movie has become one of the most celebrated cult classics of the 2000s. We dig into the hor...

Steve’s Birthday Month continues with one of the coolest and funniest movies of the 90s, Men in Black. Michael Mongiardi and Alex Gow join us to talk alien designs, secret organizations, rapid fire jokes, and the perfect chemistry between Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. We break down why this movie still works, how it nailed its worldbuilding, and why the 90s were unmatched for blockbuster weirdne...

Steve’s Birthday Month keeps rolling with a 90s animated classic, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. Cam Maitland and Tim Covey join us to talk gothic atmosphere, tragic romance, and why this movie understands Batman better than most live action adaptations. We break down the animation, the mystery, the voice performances, and the emotional weight behind the Phantasm story. Episode 230 of Hey, Did You...

Steve’s Birthday Month begins with a nostalgic trip back to the 90s and one of the biggest movies ever made, Titanic. Noel K and Caitlin Claessens join us to talk about the romance, the spectacle, the unforgettable ending, and why this movie still hits emotionally decades later. From the sinking sequence to the performances to all the debates about that door, we dive into what made Titanic a globa...

Jason’s Birthday Month wraps up with one last pick and it is a big one, Final Fantasy VII Advent Children. We dive into insane action, wild sword fights, and one of the most visually over the top video game adaptations ever made. From Cloud’s character arc to the nonstop spectacle, this movie goes all in. Tim Covey, Alex Gow, and Ronin Kinsman join us to break down the fights, the story, and wheth...

Jason’s Birthday Month continues and he is fully embracing chaos with Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (2007).We dive into one of the most ridiculous, absurd, and somehow brilliant animated movies ever made. From nonstop jokes to complete nonsense logic, this one does not care if you can keep up. Craig Webster joins us to break down the insanity, the humor, and why this movie h...

It is Jason’s birthday month, so he is calling the shots. This week he picks Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and honestly… it might be the best decision he has ever made. We break down what makes Khan such an iconic villain, why this sequel hits harder than most, and how it still holds up today. Plus, Dave Mader and Graeme Pass join us to talk revenge, sacrifice, and that ending. This one is packe...

Jason’s Birthday Month begins with a deep dive into surreal horror with The Cell. Trevor Poelman joins us to explore dream logic, disturbing visuals, and one of the most visually striking serial killer movies ever made. We break down the mind bending sequences, the performances, and whether the style elevates or overwhelms the story. Episode 225 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember to lik...