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A horror movie based on a true story is a gimmick in film that has has existed for many decades but one of the most legendary of being based possibly just by name itself of a true occurrence is this months film. Introducing the world to a skin masked horror icon this dingy rough film fall into the category of teens knocking on a door (multiple times in fact) that they should not be. So grab some q...

Please excuse the Technical Difficulties You know they might say times are hard for dreamers but this magical, warm and definitely French story of a girl who loves to crack crème brulee shows that dreams are just a scavenger hunt and a bit of courage away of coming true. This month film has left its mark and influence on not just French filmmaking but Hollywood as well with its surreal whimsical h...

Over the decades of filmmaking there have been many iterations of the king of the monsters. And in recent years there have been quite a few. But this months film has been considered by many to be the top. A movie that has a compelling human tale of the Japanese disillusionment after WWII that complements the destruction that our favorite giant lizard king always leaves in his wake. So hold on tigh...

It could be said many of us share the enjoyment of the recent interpretation of the story of this months film and await eagerly for its 3rd installment. But most of us are at least somewhat aware of the infamous first interpretation of the prophetic  journey of Paul Atredies. Helmed by The late great David lynch who sprinkles in his own brand of interesting interpretation and choices, this film fo...

In this day and age vampire moves are a dime a dozen and come in every shape, size, and level of sparkle. But this month's film marked one of the most iconic depictions of a modern day vampire possible and, at least of the opinion of this here podcaster, influenced the likes of later released Buffy the vampire slayer and twilight. Making emo hearts of the 80s blacken with joy this film is stil...

This month's film is a zany Faustian tale with an early oughts setting. If the multiple fantastical scenarios of wish fulfillment doesn't capture you then the sensual Loki, genie, woman, interpretation of the devil will. And in a twist of the Pygmalion trope of this era of movie, this Lucifer sees out dweeb of a protagonist as an easy target for their soul collection. All of this to actually creat...

Happy new year everyone! As is semi tradition, we mark the new year talking about a film dealing with mental health. And this one is possibly one of the most iconic of them all. Based on a book about the authors own experiences working on a mental health ward and winning multiple Oscars, this month’s film though set in the 60s still holds a meaningful messages that resonate in today’s society. Que...

Happy holidays everyone! On this month's episode, the yearly holiday exchange takes a more sinister turn as we discuss what can be considered a recent black christmas horror classic from last year. Unlike Jack Skellington this ghoulish Santa wannabe will kill with simply a shot to the forehead or as gruesome as a dull chainsaw to the temple. So make sure you have your heaven forged swords and...

This November we are starting an annual tradition of highlighting Mexican artists in honor of Dia de los muertos. And what better way to celebrate than discussing one of Tio Guermillos first full length features. A gothic tale that only a master of modern gothic cinema can provide. A story that at is core is about the beautiful relationship of a loving grandfather and his granddaughter. So beware...

It is spooky season once again you ghouls and goblins out there and if you are an avid listener of this podcast that means mainly one thing our resident crypt keeper horror master himself Undercast company’s Alan Torres is here to share another Halloween time classic this time a film that some might says is The Breakfast Club meets the thing. With a cast of prominent names before their present day...

Consider an iconic film from one of the golden age of cinema’s most prolific auteurs this suspenseful flick has been referenced in pop culture media time and time again. From its swoon worthy front man of Cary grant to its final showdown on top of mt Rushmore this month film creates a perfect blend of comedy, romance, and mystery caper that was perfect for this host first every viewing of any Hitc...

In response to a discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth on the Undercast Podcast, this host embarked on a journey of what I hoped to finally be a favorite of the modern prehistoric franchise and was not disappointed. Placing my personal favorite character from the original front and center as lead, this under appreciated and underrated sequel finally brings characters that have common sense and a...

Starting off with a indie horror, Then having a mixed received sequel completed by a different team. And finally 23 years after the original releasing the beginning of a trilogy series of movies. This month I’m discussing solo a franchise that possibly is a very early instance of the infected, the generational successor to the more known zombies, and possibly an inspiration for stories like the la...

This original animated Disney film that just recently received the live action treatment, produced possibly one of the most prolific cute and fluffy characters to come out of the house of mouse. Or so my never ending funko pop collection seems to show. Perfectly engrossing the themes and emotional gravity of family and that nurturing love can define one’s nature this months film is so beloved by s...

Featuring a character that many consider being the greatest villian of all time iconically performed by Sir Anthony Hopkins, this month’s film is a horror thriller that never lets go of its viewers. Filled with a subtle eeriness that slow creeps up to a crescendo of an incredible cat and mouse scene there is no wonder this movie became an inspiration for so many movies and TV shows to follow. So g...

Jumpstarting the careers of two prolific actors of modern times, earning them their first academy awards for best screenplay, and the very missed very deserving Robin Willliams an academy award for best supporting actor, this months film tells an incredibly structured story of a young man’s journey of breaking free of his trauma and self sabotage to act on his self-arrested intellect and want of t...

Hello All, oh how the turntables have turned and it is our turn to possibly introduce something new to you. On this special episode of the You've Never Seen Podcast, listen as our very special host branches off one of the elements of her things that made her anniversary episode to talk about musicals that are just as unique and creative as their creators and she feels deserves more recognition and...

In lieu of the upcoming reimagining of the character coming later this year by James Gunn, this month we are discussing the first two films from one of the most impactful superhero movie series in cinema history. Movies that continue to influence the comic book film genre we consistently enjoy these days. With an iconic score by the equally iconic John Williams, a Life defining performance of Chri...

Happy New Year everyone! This month’s films has become one of the staple romantic comedies with possibly the most iconic scenes of faking pleasure. From enemies to friends to lovers, spanning 12 years and three months and ending with a kiss on New Year’s Eve this love story is definitely a complicated one. So without further ado we’ll have what she’s having and listen as we talk about…. When Harry...

Marking the second interpretation of the classic dickens tale of A Christmas Carol on this podcast. This months film is definitely one of the darkest and possibly the most unique versions of the festive staple. Placing the tale of a jaded tv executive in the 80s New York studio a la NBC, a network lead Bill Murray surely knew well. This twisted environment turns the iconic ghosts into a manic fair...

Being one of the very few movies to be represent one of the most overlooked holidays of the holiday season, this months episode is a staple of the buddy road trip trope. So much so that it was a direct inspiration for Ryan Reynolds for the development of the successful Deadpool and Wolverine film. Get ready to sell some shower curtain rings and listen as we discussed a comedy with one of the most...

Host Ariel Ortiz sat down with James Chisum and Jerry Shafer to talk about their convention, Nerd Con, happening November 16, 2024 in Mont Belvieu, Texas as well as ask what their favorite spooky movies are.

Considered as having one of the most iconic werewolf transformations in cinematic history, this months film rides a very delicate line between tragedy and comedy in a surprisingly very Shakespearean nature. Aside from the titular werewolf, this John Landis directed movie contains some the best practical zombie makeup and lead to the inspiration of one of the king of pop’s most iconic music videos....

The late 90s had it's fair share of incredible animated movies that made up this host's childhood. These included, but definitely not limited to, Hercules, The Hunchback of Notre Dome, and the previously discussed on this podcast Prince of Egypt. But this months film is one, to quote a phasing I used to say,  went under the radar for me. Directed and co-written by Brad Bird, who would late...

We have a special episode today as our gracious host Ariel Ortiz discusses the movies that shaped who she is and helped to contribute to her making this podcast in the first place as it enters its 5th year. Follow Us! Instagram: @undercastcompany Twitter: @undercastco Facebook: Undercast Company @undercastcompany Email us at undercastcompany@gmail.com Theme music by Will Van De