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This week on We Seen’t It, Kevin, Pat, and Josh welcome two incredible guests from the film world: Daniel, a special effects and post-production wizard, and Ellis, a pro who works in principal photography for movies, TV, and commercials. Together we dive deep into the creative side of filmmaking — from the nuts and bolts of practical effects to the art of capturing the perfect shot — and talk about the reality of crowdfunding movies in today’s landscape. Plus, we get personal: Ellis shares highlights from her trip across Europe and the countries she’s seen. Kevin gives his review of Long Walk while Pat dives into Demon Hunter. We break down new TV shows like Alien: Earth and Gen V. And because it’s spooky season prep time, we reveal our Scarefest 2025 pre-bracket, where horror heavyweights battle it out in eight wild matchups: Bram Stoker’s Dracula vs. Nosferatu (2024) (The OG) Sinners vs. From Dusk Till Dawn (Vampire Party) Weapons vs. Long Legs (Creepy Old People) Trick ’r Treat vs. Thanksgiving (T

Podcast Episode Synopsis: In this episode, we welcome back a returning guest, Raquel, who first joined us two years ago with just a prototype in hand. Now, she’s back with the fully realized version of her board game called “S.A.D.,”which stands for Sing, Act, Draw. It’s a creative and hilarious party game that had all of us on the podcast thoroughly entertained. Joining hosts Patrick, Josh, and Kevin, Raquel guided us through the final version of the game, and we spent the episode diving into rounds of singing, acting out silly scenarios, and drawing ridiculous prompts. It was a blast from start to finish, and we think listeners will really enjoy hearing how the game has evolved and how much fun we had playing it. Tune in for lots of laughs and maybe even some behind-the-scenes insights from Raquel on bringing a game from concept to reality. We hope you enjoy the episode!

We Seen’t It – “Bad Movies, Good Times”

We Seen’t It – Fantastic 4, Wendy’s Wednesday, & The Art of Bad Movies This week on We Seen’t It, the crew dives headfirst into the brand-new Fantastic 4 review—did Marvel finally get it right, or are we in for another “flame out”? From there, we swap spandex for frosty treats as we check out Wendy’s latest Wednesday Addams promo and debate whether the promo game has gotten sharper over the years… or if we’ve been living in a golden age of fast food gimmicks all along. That sparks the ultimate side-quest: which commercial deserves its own TV show or movie? (Yes, we remember the Geico Cavemen fiasco, and no, we’re not sorry.) Then it’s trailer time as we break down War of the Worlds (2025) and Primitive War (2025)—both aiming to bring chaos to your eyeballs. Finally, we tackle the eternal question: how bad can a movie be before it’s completely unwatchable? And even if it’s a cinematic train wreck, can there still be something worth enjoying? It’s superheroes, snack deals, sci-fi battles, and guilty pleasure

Episode 290: Whats AI without Boobs by We seen't It

On this week’s hilariously unhinged episode of We Seen’t It, your favorite tag team duo Patrick and Kevin are holding it down with a mixed bag of chaos, culture, and deep-fried internet thoughts. We kick things off with the new Christopher Nolan teaser trailer—which is giving existential dread meets IMAX money shots. Then Kevin takes us on a journey to Spooky Empire in Orlando, where the cosplay is creepy and the vibes are even creepier (in a good way? maybe?). The guys also bring out the internet clips they’ve been obsessed with—yes, we’re talking random freestyles, weird TikToks, and probably someone falling off a hoverboard. Things get philosophical when the duo debates: Is Florida actually the South? Because, let’s be real—South Florida feels more like "Jersey in a sauna" than Mississippi. Then we enter the unholy dilemma zone: Would you rather give up sauce... or kissing forever? Things get heated (and a little saucy). Also: Will Smith is out here doing wild freestyles and maybe lowkey unraveling. I

On this explosive episode of We Seen’t It, the guys — Kevin, Pat, and Josh — take a trip to the AutoNation IMAX theater to see the latest Mission: Impossible film on the biggest screen possible. But before Tom Cruise can jump off a cliff (again), the trio can’t help but notice the very specific and hilarious demographic of moviegoers that filled the theater — and trust us, it’s worth the price of admission alone. After the movie, the guys rank the best and worst entries in the Mission: Impossible franchise. (Spoiler: One of us is still mad about the doves in part two.) And just when you thought it couldn’t get nerdier, Josh dives into the latest buzz about the new Silver Surfer project — what’s changing, what it could mean for Marvel, and whether it’s going to wipe the cosmic floor with expectations. It’s popcorn, spy games, comic book hype, and questionable theater snacks — all on this week’s We Seen’t It.

Episode 287: Kicking off Summer Movies by We seen't It

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Episode 286: Sinners, Winners, and Go Getters by We seen't It

In this episode of We Seen’t It, we take another stab at crafting our own original episode of the hit Fox show 911—but this time, we’re bringing the chaos to Fort Lauderdale! From wild Florida man antics to the most unpredictable emergencies, we piece together a thrilling (and totally ridiculous) episode set in the Sunshine State. Joining us for her second time on the pod is our special guest, Liz! She helps us build out the 911 madness, and we also hit her with the ultimate Harold & Kumar question—what fast food spot would she go on an adventure for? Tune in for laughs, unhinged storylines, and some classic We Seen’t It energy. Let’s get into it!

This week on We Seen’t It, the guys take on Hollywood’s biggest night—the Oscars—but with a twist! Forget the usual categories; we’re adding the ones that really matter. Best Stunt Performance? Best Use of CGI That’s Not Distracting? Most Unhinged Nicolas Cage Performance? We’re rewriting the Academy Awards rulebook with some much-needed upgrades. But that’s not all—things take a bizarre turn when the crew dives deep into one of the wildest cheating scandals in recent history. Can you really win at chess using… anal beads? We investigate the infamous controversy that shook the chess world and left the internet in stitches. Is it genius? Is it nonsense? Is this the most ridiculous conversation we’ve ever had? Probably. Tune in for an episode filled with wild theories, chaotic debates, and the kind of award show

On this episode of We Seen’t It, the guys kick things off with a deep dive into the Swing music revival of the ’90s—how The Mask made America fall in love with the sound, how a certain Gap commercial fueled the craze, and how Mambo No. 5 may have been the final nail in the coffin. Then, they debate one of the most pressing social dilemmas—how late is too late to wish someone a Happy New Year? And while we’re at it, when is it finally time to take down those holiday decorations? The hype levels go through the roof as the crew talks about Universal’s Epic Universe, set to open this May. With new lands, cutting-edge rides, and an entire Mario-themed world, the guys can’t wait to step foot in the park. And of course, no episode is complete without some solid reviews: Patrick shares his thoughts on Captain America: Brave New World—is it a worthy successor or just another MCU flick? Kevin breaks down the latest season of Jack Reacher—does it still pack a punch? Josh gives his take on Cobra Kai's final season—do

Episode 280: The Drake of it all by We seen't It

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This week on We Seen’t It, we dive into the latest in movies, TV, and all the entertainment madness in between. But first, we gotta roast our boy Anthony from Ready Comics Roll, who’s trading the palm trees of South Florida for the frozen tundra of Ohio. Seriously, who willingly moves from year-round beach weather to a state where your car becomes an ice block? We joke, but in all seriousness, we’re gonna miss him Meanwhile, LA is literally on fire, and extreme weather is hitting all over the place. With hurricanes, floods, and wildfires becoming the new norm, we ask: is this just a bad season, or is this our blockbuster disaster movie future? And speaking of disasters, somehow Emilia Perez scored 13 Oscar nominations, and we still don’t know what it is. Also, The Brutalist is 3 hours and 45 minutes long—so yeah, we’ll be skipping that one. We got things to do.

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Episode 275: New Holiday Traditions by We seen't It

Episode 274: Scare Fest 2024 Part 3 Holiday edition by We seen't It