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We Seen’t It – Episode 315: Scare Fest Pt. 2 – Carrie (and Bugs We Regret Eating) Scare Fest rolls on, and this week we’re headed to prom. Kevin has already watched Carrie, Mike Flanagan’s new eight-episode take on Stephen King’s first novel, now streaming on Prime Video, and he walks Pat through it. Summer H. Howell stars as Carrie White and Samantha Sloyan plays her mother, Margaret. This version sends Carrie into public high school after her father’s death, where she runs into a viral bullying scandal, social-media cruelty, and powers she can barely control. Kevin breaks down how Flanagan modernizes the story and how it compares to Brian De Palma’s 1976 classic. Pat hasn’t seen it yet, but by the end of the conversation he’s sold and is watching it this week. He’ll bring his own take next week. Before that, there’s a Scare Fest challenge: chocolate-covered bugs. We figured chocolate would make anything better, and we were wrong. Tune in for the crunching, the faces, and our honest verdict on why these should stay in the novelty aisle. Grab your corsage, skip the snacks, and join us for episode 2 of Scare Fest.

Scare Fest is back! It’s our sixth year of spooky-season episodes, running all October long, and we’re kicking it off by asking the big question: when did popcorn buckets get this expensive? Remember when $30 felt outrageous? Those were simpler times. We also get into the new Street Fighter movie, including the dedication behind Chun-Li’s legendary thighs. Turns out it took a lot of steak. Respect. Then it’s all things horror and horror-adjacent fun. Regal is screening a different Halloween movie every single day this October, which might be the best deal in theaters right now (just maybe skip the bucket). And Extreme Action Park, home of the podcast, has a whole lineup of Halloween events planned, so come on by and get your scare on. Grab your snacks, lock the doors, and press play. Scare Fest has begun.

Episode 313: So GTA is a Dating sim by We seen't It

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Episode 310: Doesn't it make you feel ......funny by We seen't It

On this episode of We Seen't It, we kick things off by asking a Hollywood question: Has an actor ever had two blockbuster movies released in the same month? With Tom Holland starring in both Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and the next Spider-Man movie this July, we discuss how rare that is and what it could mean for his career. Then we shift gears into GTA 6, sharing our predictions for what Rockstar has in store. We talk about how players will finally transition from GTA V after more than a decade, whether GTA 6 could launch as a download-only game, and what features we're hoping to see. Of course, no GTA discussion is complete without the radio stations. We build our dream lineup of DJs and celebrity hosts—including why J.B. Smoove would be a perfect fit for Vice City's airwaves. Whether you're a movie fan, a gamer, or both, this episode has plenty of laughs, hot takes, and speculation you won't want to miss.

On this episode of We Seen't It, we dive into the excitement surrounding the FIFA World Cup and the massive influx of international fans visiting the United States. We also discuss the surprisingly difficult process of trying to get tickets for Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey—and why the ticket frenzy became a story of its own. Along the way, we react to videos of European visitors trying classic American foods during their World Cup trips and being pleasantly surprised by just how much they enjoyed the experience. From fast food favorites to uniquely American snacks, we explore the cultural exchange happening off the soccer pitch. Finally, we take a nostalgic trip back to the origins of Saved by the Bell, revisiting its little-known first season when it was called Good Morning, Miss Bliss. We discuss how the show evolved into the iconic Saturday morning staple many of us remember and whether those early episodes still hold up today. All that and plenty more on this episode of We Seen't It.

In this episode of We Seen’t It, the crew kicks things off with a Happy Memorial Day shout-out before diving into some classic television. Pat shares his experience watching Knight Rider for the first time as an adult and explores why revisiting these iconic shows is so rewarding. Kevin brings up Miami Vice and the fascinating history of how it evolved from a made-for-TV movie into a full series. The conversation then shifts to director Michael Mann’s work, comparing his made-for-TV Heat film with the theatrical version featuring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. The hosts break down how the two versions differ while maintaining respect for the original. As a lighter moment, Pat poses a thought-provoking question to the group: do you prefer having your day off on a Friday or a Monday?

This week on We Seen’t It, the crew dives into the latest entertainment, including a discussion of the new film Obsession and Kevin’s recent viewing of Mortal Kombat. The team also reacts to the Kevin Hart roast, which didn’t quite land for them. But the real heart of the episode is a thoughtful conversation about video game movie adaptations — specifically how they deserve appreciation rather than dismissal. These films capture the nostalgia and joy you experienced as a kid playing those games, just in a different format. Instead of tearing them down, you should celebrate how they bring those cherished memories to life on screen.

On this week’s episode of We Seen’t It, the crew dives into the release of the Michael Jackson movie and breaks down “Trust Me: The False Prophet,” Netflix’s four-part documentary about a cult psychology expert infiltrating a polygamist sect. They also cover pop culture and entertainment highlights from the past week, plus Patrick shares his favorite cringe-worthy clips from his internet collection.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Episode 303 of We Seen’T It brings special guest Daniel Skinner into the mix as the crew dives headfirst into all things movies, madness, and “what if” scenarios. The episode kicks off with a lively discussion about the Academy Awards, breaking down highlights, surprises, and everything worth talking about from Hollywood’s biggest night. From there, the guys jump into fresh trailers—especially the latest look at Spider-Man—and share their thoughts on what’s coming next in the world of film. They also catch up on what they’ve been watching lately, including Ready or Not 2, a space-centered flick starring Ryan Gosling that Daniel checked out, and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, rounding out a trio of standout movie experiences. But it wouldn’t be We Seen’T It without going off the rails—in the best way. The conversation takes a hilarious and creative turn as the group debates what the world would look like if superheroes were real… and more importantly, what kind of corporate sponsorships they’d rock on their suits. From brand deals to personal picks, the guys imagine which companies they’d rep if they had powers and how fun (and ridiculous) superhero marketing could get. It’s movies, laughs, and wild imagination all rolled into one—Episode 303 is one you don’t want to miss.

Episode 304: Do You Believe by We seen't It

Episode 302: Everyone is Scamming by We seen't It

Episode 301 is all over the map in the best way possible. This week the guys dive into His & Hers on Netflix, breaking down what works, what surprised them, and whether the show lives up to the hype. Is it binge-worthy or just background noise? The crew gives their honest take. From there, it’s all about the Super Bowl Halftime Show — and yes, they’re giving it the praise it deserves. The guys talk production, performance, nostalgia, and how it might be one of the better halftime spectacles in recent memory. Then things get medieval. The crew recaps their trip to a Renfest — turkey legs, questionable accents, jousting, and fully committed character actors included. Was it immersive magic or pure chaos? Maybe both. And finally… Pat opens up his infamous Cringey Folder. A curated collection of internet videos that make your skin crawl, your toes curl, and your soul leave your body. The reactions are loud, uncomfortable, and absolutely hilarious. TV thrillers, halftime greatness, renaissance shenanigans, and secondhand embarrassment — Episode 301 has it all.