Wait, You Haven't Seen...?

This week, Travis is watching Slay Ride (2024) for the first time, and chatting with someone who has seen it before. Writer/Director/Star Olivia Dunkley joins the show to discuss her movie. So, what did Travis think of this Christmas Horror movie? Let's find out... Let's find out... You can rent Slay Ride on all the major services (Apple, Amazon, Google) and currently streaming on Hoopla, Plex, an...

This week, aSwanNamedEmily joins Travis to talk about the 1996 Japanese film, Shall We Dance? It's the story of an accountant to secretly starts taking dance lessons after seeing a beautiful woman staring out the window during his train ride home. But while that's what brought him in to the dance studio, he found a whole new reason to stay. So, is this one worth a watch (if you can find it), shoul...

This week, Travis is joined by Joey Image to talk about the 1984 punk rock movie, Suburbia. Travis has never seen it before, so how was it? Did it have an impact beyond the surface? Or is it just a low budget amateur movie? Or somewhere in between? Let's find out... Follow Joey Image on Bluesky @realjoeyimage.bsky.social Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@ TheAudieNorman ) for the album art. Outro mu...

It's episode 300! And what better way to celebrate that milestone than with two of Travis's favorite people to discuss some Wes Anderson quirkiness? Amy Frost and Phil Keating are here to discuss the 2001 film, The Royal Tenenbaums, which Travis has never seen before. So, how was it? Let's find out... Check out Achewillow at www.achewillow.com and Botched at www.botchedpodcast.com Follow Amy on Bl...

This week Alex of The Horse Girls Podcast is here to talk about her first time ever watching the 1988 Tom Hanks movie, Big. It's the story of Josh, who's wish to be "big" comes true when he wakes up as a 30 year old after making the wish at a Zoltar machine he found at a carnival. Tom Hanks earned his first Oscar nomination for this movie, and Penny Marshall became the first women to direct a movi...

This week Travis is joined once again by Nizzbit to talk about a WWII movie. But not just any WWII movie, this one has time travel! It's the 1980 film, The Final Countdown. What is final about it? What is it counting down to? And does anything else in this one make sense? Let's find out... Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@ TheAudieNorman ) for the album art. Outro music In Pursuit provided by...

This is a new supplemental series I'm starting for Wait, You Haven't Seen...? called First Watch Diaries. I am going to watch a series, and give me thoughts on each episode as I go. This first episode will give you an idea of the series, but after this, it will be for Patrons only. Please consider joining the Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/wyhs if you'd like to hear more of my thoughts on thes...

This week Travis is joined by a Horse Girl, Jenna of the Horse Girls Podcast, to talk about Sheep. Not just any sheep though, Zombie Weresheep. From New Zealand no less. It's 2006's horror comedy Black Sheep, which Jenna has never seen before. When a genetically altered sheep is accidently let loose by some environmental activists on a farm in New Zealand, all hell is about to break loose. So, is...

This week Travis is joined once again by Ace aka Ash to discuss 1965's Dr. Who and the Daleks. It was the first feature film for Dr. Who, and the first version of the character in glorious Technicolor. The film is a slight departure from the "canon" of Doctor Who, as it was made just 2 years in to the show's initial broadcast run. It stars Peter Cushing as the eponymous Dr. Who, with his granddaug...

This week, Tim Lowe of The Horsegirls podcast is here to talk about his first time watching Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. He had maybe seen parts of it, but never watched it the whole way through. But how does it hold up seeing it for the first time as an adult? Did the tunnel scar him like it did Travis? Also, does it being a musical have anything to do with him not watching it before? A...

This week, Norm from 2 Nerds 1 Quest is back. He's never seen any of the Friday the 13th movies before. In fact, he hasn't even seen clips of them. He only knows of it from references in other movies (like Scream), so, we're fixing that. We are discussing the original 1980 film, Friday the 13th. Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, and staring Betsy Palmer and featuring a young Kevin Bacon. Does the mo...

This week, Travis is joined by Steve (HewhoisSteve) of the Botched Podcast to talk about the 1951 film, The Thing from Another World. A huge inspiration to John Carpenter, who later went on to remake it as The Thing in 1982. But is that really a remake? It's more like a retelling of the novella Who Goes There? from 1938. Steve and Travis talk about adaptation in media, and how different eras can p...

We're wrapping up Spooky Month with the GORE Podcast takeover. And we are going out with a bang this year. Fae has never seen Peter Jackson's splatter fest, Dead Alive from 1992. Originially titled Braindead. A young man named Lionel lives with his overbearing mother. When she is bitten by a Sumatran Rat Monkey while spying on his date at the zoo, she becomes the living dead. Now Lionel has to dea...

Spooky Month and the GORE Podcast takeover continues with 1976's The Omen. It stars Gregory Peck and Lee Remick as a couple who adopt a newborn after their child is still born. When strange things start to happen in their home, it turns out he may not just be a little boy after all. Monica had never see it before. So, was it any good? Is it really a classic, or just old and steeped in the 70s? Let...

It's week 3 of the GORE podcast takeover, and it was Travis who hasn't seen our movie. What movie you may ask? Pearl (2022) from Writer Director Ti West, and Star, Writer and producer Mia Goth. A prequel to X, following the titular character of Pearl as a young woman in 1918 rural Texas. So, Travis hadn't seen this one before, but how does it stack up to X? Let's find out... Head on over to https:...

Spooky month rolls on with the GORE Podcast takeover, and it's Anthology Week. This year, we are going for 2012's V/H/S, as Travis has never seen this one before. It's not only a horror anthology, but a Found Footage horror anthology. A group of miscreants break in to a house to steal a VHS cassette, but what they find on the tapes is not at all what they expected. So, is this one full of scary st...

It's spooky season, which means it is time for the annual GORE podcast takeover! Wicked, Fae, and Dread are here to talk about 2001's horror thriller, Frailty. Starring Bill Paxton in his directorial debut, it tells the story of a man and his two sons in Texas during the summer of 1979, when he is visited by an angel and now must destroy demons with the help of his boys and magical weapons? Or, ma...

This week, Phil and Austin Rood of The Picture Show with Phil and Austin Rood are back on the show to talk about the 2001 French horror/action/historical drama Brotherhood of the Wolf. Loosely based on the real stories of The Beast of Gevaudan, said to have terrorized the French countryside for several years. Austin has never seen it before, but both Travis and Phil are fans. So, how does it hold...

Amy Frost is back to talk about another of her favorite movies, 2000's Chocolat. Starring Juliette Binoche, Judi Dench, Alfred Molina, and Lena Olin. Nominated for 5 Academy Awards (Including Best Picture) it's the story of Vianne and her daughter Anouk, and how they ignite passion and life in a small French village with chocolate. But it's much more than that? What else you might ask? Let's find...

Travis took the show on the road, and live from Dragoncon he talked with Charles McFall and Phil Keating about 2024's Borderlands movie. Was it as bad as it's been made out to be? Were any of them even excited to see the movie? Will Phil get his $13.75 back? Also, what would they have changed about the movie, or would any of them have even made it a Borderlands movie in the first place? Let's find...

Myles from The More You Nerd podcast is back this week to talk about the 2017 Japanese Horror Comedy movie, One Cut of the Dead. Be warned, we are spoiling this movie and if you want to go in blind (and we suggest you do) catch it on Shudder.com first, then listen to us talk about it. It's about a small budge crew making a zombie movie, when real zombies appear. So is it worthy of the critical pra...

It's the final episode of Cage-A-Palooza 2024! Joining Travis this week are Steve and Izzy from Everything I Learned from Movies podcast to talk about the 2013 movie, Joe. A lesser known entry in to Cage's filmography, so how was it? What was it even about? Let's find out... Check out Everything I Learned From Movies at https://ageofradio.com/everythingilearnedfrommovies/ And if you are coming to...

This week, Cage-A-Palooza 2024 continues with 2010's The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Jonathan Bush is here to talk about this Disney action/adventure flick. It was something of a bomb when it dropped in 2010, but why? It's got a fun cast, and a neat idea. So what went wrong? Or was it just a victim of poor timing on release? Let's find out... Find Jonathan's work at https://www.extralettuce.com or find...

This week, Cage-A-Palooza 2024 continues with the 1995 film Leaving Las Vegas. It's the movie that won Cage an Oscar. Also starring Elizabeth Shue, and directed by Paul Figgis. Cage plays Ben, a writer who's hit rock bottom, and leaves LA for Las Vegas, to drink himself to death, when he meets Sera, and they form a unique bond. So, is it as good as it's reputation? And did Cage deserve an Academy...

This week, we're kicking off Cage-A-Palooza 2024 with the 2000 car heist flick, Gone in Sixty Seconds. Starring Nicolas Cage, Giovanni Ribisi, Angelina Jolie, and Robert Duvall. JF Dubeau has never seen this one before, but that's about to change. So, is this movie a fast paced, edge of your seat fun fest? Or did they forget to turn on the NOS has super charge the action? And what is the deal with...