You've Never Seen?!

Technological advances in present day occur so frequently that they have become somewhat passé. One currently unachieved technological endeavor that continues to fascinate and worry all at the same time is the idea of self aware artificial intelligence. Many of films have told a cautious tale of machine turning on man. But one recent movie has captivated and enthralled, something that it’s produci...

The history of video games movies has been to say the least tumultuous. The highs and lows differing depending on the die hard or casual video game player you ask. The movie of this month was the second of its kind living up to the bombastically over the top of early 90s action films. Coming out a year before it’s source material competitor’s foray into live action, this movie might be cheesy, mig...

While being a story that was till then most famously told with the likes of Charlton Heston, a pre-Shrek Dreamworks sought out to take a page out of their animation precessor of Disney and combine heartfelt storytelling with a bombastic epic musical socre and lyrics from Hans Zimmer and Stephen Schwartz respectively. While taking liberties with the source material, this months movies captured the...

Revenge is a dish best served cold. Or as this months movie shows served with Samurai swords, eye plucking and black mambas. Becoming one of his most beloved films Tarantino created a savage bloody kung fu story inspired by the likes of Bruce lee, whusu, and shogun and capturing the epitome of a woman scorn.  So get those big toes wiggling and listen and we discuss… Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2...

A forbidden love. A perfect thing to talk about in the month that hosts the holiday of love. It’s a tropes that is tried and true and has become a part of cinema since the early days of its existence. It has played out in many different ways: Romeo and Juliet, married people affairs, The Room. Each culture of the world having their unique version. This months film explores a type forbidden love th...

Happy New Year everyone! For some of us today the disillusionment of life can cause us to feel numb to the world around us. Mental health becoming more and more a crucial thing for us to take care of. And once in a while all that we need to find ourselves and regain the feeling of the world around us is to give up control. That is what this months movie provides to us along with an incredible mixt...

Pulling inspiration from the classic Christmas animated films the likes of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman, this month's festive movie brings the fantastical to the real world. Following the story of a human elf trying to find his dad by Christmas, pre his Marvelous days this Jon Favreau directed film has become a staple watch during the most wonderful time of the year. So get...

Let’s face it if you are an older sibling there was at least one instance were you wished to be an only child. But what if your wish was granted. Not by a genie or a witch but by a goblin king. That is what propels the adventure that encompasses this months fantastical musically filled 80s pop culture phenom. So listen and be reminded of the babe with the power as we discuss… Labyrinth  Follo...

Kruger. Vorhee. Bates. Just a few names that have become synonymous with the history of horror films. But only one is tied to the big spooky holiday itself. As many of horror films even made today this months little indie film conceptualized, written, directed, and even musically composed by John Carpenter did a lot with a little. Delivering a suspenseful slow burn story that would become a bluepr...

Skyrocketing the recognition of a brother filmmaking duo, before the Russos or Duffers, marking our second foray into their cinematic minds this months film showed to the world the unique satire, comedy as well as elements of suspense and violence that the Coen Brothers would utilize in their more serious outings. Taking the film noir of old with a story of blackmail kidnapping murder and mystery...

Leaning into focused storytelling of a character stumbling into an existential life changing event. Something that many of Director Ridley Scott’s movies artistically portray and Sparking the imagination and inspiring creative cinematic minds to come this months movie, while taking place in the past year of 2019, showed a future that could have and still might exist. Listen and continue to questio...

Dear Diary, high school can be the worst. A mixed bag of people from nerds, jocks, beauty queens and societal outcasts that just don’t want to get along for some stupid reason. This is the environment that this months movie finds itself in. A society that is not uncommon in coming of age movies but the twist of this one compared to its other many 80s counterparts is that it is dare we say… a bit o...

Considered as a one of the most revolutionary and groundbreaking animated films of all time as well the first Japanese anime to break into the United States, this months movie has and will most likely continue to inspire filmmakers for years to come. Artistically stunning and existentially philosophical this film paved the way for the mature animated television and movies that we enjoy today. So h...

Claimed by many film aficianados as being a staple in action cinematic history and marking the breakout role for one Natalie Portman, this month's episode marks a movie that my two quests and myself had never seen before and possibly because of this has caused some divisiveness of opinion for us. So gather EVERYONE and listen as we discuss in this special 10th episode of the podcast...Leon the Pro...

Breaking up is truly hard to do. But what if it wasn't? What if you could erase all memories and feelings felt for a person? What ramifications would that cause? That's what this month's movie asked. And dang does it answer in such a beautiful artistic way. Showing what real love means. Both the unavoidable good and bad. So clear your mind and enjoy as we discuss... Eternal Sunshine of the Spotles...

Hey you guys! On the verge of being forced out of their homes a group of outsider children go on a treasure hunt adventure that would make Indiana Jones himself proud. Starring a short round, a future hobbit and baby Thanos, this film is not a product of Stephen King story telling but instead the other 80s pop culture Steven ie Spielberg, as well as Home Alone's Chris Columbus and the man that tur...

Marking one of the three 1994 movies that kickstarted Jim Carey's cinema career, this month's movie differed from the other two by integrating both the impression filled and vibrate comedic genius that he was known for till then with the subtle artistic acting that people would eventually see in his more dramatic roles in such movies as The Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. So...

Happy New Year Everyone! What better way to ring in this year than to talk about new beginnings and addictions? Well think of it more so as a movie about what type of human being to resolute not to become in the new year. Exploring addiction, destructive behavior, and narcissism, Danny Boyle dived into the lives of a group of small town Scotsmen who see themselves as the lowest of the low. So why...

Becoming one of the most iconic Christmas movies to ever exist and the thing many people know Bing Crosby from, or at least from the song by the same name, this month's movie represents the golden age of filmmaking and carries with it many incredible dynamic characters and relationships. So sit back and count your blessings, but hopefully don't fall asleep as host Ariel Ortiz and her friend Derick...

Mawridge. Mawridge is what brings us together today... Actually it is not. But close. What brings us together today is a discussion of a movie that has become so engrained in American cinema that not one but two different iterations have been created in this year (2020) to help with charitable deeds and to save democracy. Something that would make Fezzik himself smile. So sit back, relax and enjoy...

Freedom, Beauty, Truth and Love. Those are the bohemian themes that make up a movie that represented a reimagination of the movie musical. Listen as host Ariel discusses with her brother Moulin Rouge after he has seen the movie that showed that Obi Wan Kenobi had an incredible singing voice  for the first time.  Random thought, was this movie the reason Obi Wan's star cross lover in clon...

What do you get when you mix the Odyssey with depression era Mississippi? Something only the Coen Brothers could create. Listen as host Ariel discusses with a group of her friend O Brother Where Art Thou? after they have seen the pop culture known film that mainstreamed bluegrass, at least for a bit, for the first time.  Follow Us! Instagram: @undercastcompany Twitter: @undercastco Facebook:...

We are finally here... the premiere of the Undercast Company's You've Never Seen?! podcast. For out first episode we are discussing the slasher/drama/comedy/really too crazy to categorize movie American Psycho. Please forgive the rough edit this was a pilot in the purest sense. Enjoy! Follow us at Undercast Company on Facebook and Instagram, or e-mail us at undercastcompany@gmail.com.  Theme...

Welcome to You've Never Seen?! Ariel Ortiz and her nerd friends remedy their lack of watching pop culture cinema staples by watching and discussing said movies after our first ever viewings. So whether its your all time favorite or its your first time too come join us as we are able to say...  "Yes. We have seen it."