Never Seen It Podcast

Hey all you NSIPeers! We're back with another year of spooky fun. We're reviewing possibly one of the best Halloween movies to watch this season, the 1962 classic Carnival of Souls. It's a horror story with a little mystery in the mix. Is it one of our top horror movies? We discuss that question and others with our special guests Crystal Harrell and Kurt Schawacker. We look into whether or not this movie was influential to new horror movies of today. Adrian gives best sultry yet spooky intro yet. Arnold learns about the notorious MST3K space gang, All that and more on this special Halloween episode!!!

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NSIP is rolling back in to watch the cult classic RUBBER (2010) directed by Quentin Dupieux with our very special guest; actor & writer Henry Alexander Kelly! Arnold talks about his second breakfast and his trip to a tire fire called Mordor. Alex touches on French film culture and filmmaking and their stereotypes and as well as Quentin’s musical career as a music producer known by his moniker Mr. Oizo (wazo), while the guys reminisce finding hobo porn by the dumpster.

The Never Seen It Podcast crew is back with the finale to the "Arnold has never seen the original Star War trilogy" series as we close out our own trilogy by watching Return of the Jedi. In this episode Arnold finds out that Jabba is a space gangster and he instantly becomes Arnold's new favorite Star Wars character, Justin reveals his sadomasochistic Christmas tradition of watching the holiday special every year, and Adrian reveals that sexy dancing space aliens are his type.

Joining us for this episode is our favorite Star Wars fan, David Glanzer, Chief Strategist and Spokesperson for Comic-Con International.

Watch the Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Trailer

Every stoner's favorite holiday is upon us again, 4/20! This year, we are sparking up with an ACTUAL stoner flick, the 2001 comedy, How High. Starring Method Man, Redman, Fred Willard, and Essence Atkins, this movie explores the unbreakable bonds of friendship and marijuana.

The famiglia gathers at the request of our resident Italian, to pay homage to the quintessential Italian-American crime drama. Yes, this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Francis Ford Coppola directed adaptation of Mario Puzo's 1969 crime novel - The Godfather. The Godfather tells the story of the Corleone family, one of the five major New York Italian mafia families over the course of a decade, from 1945 to 1955, as they navigate the world of organized crime. This film is stacked with a powerhouse cast, featuring Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Diane Keaton, and Robert Duvall.

The Godfather is jam-packed with Italian music, language, food, and culture, intermixed with scenes of graphic violence that plagued these criminal families over the decades. While much of the story development centers around this life of violent crime, the one theme ever-present throughout the film, is that of family. So, fire up a pot of marinara while you dip your bread into this installment of the Never Seen It Podcast.

Back from the dead, just in time for Halloween, the group reunites to watch the 1987 horror classic - Hellraiser.

Written and directed by Clive Barker based on his novella series The Hellbound Heart

This film introduces one of the horror genre's most iconic villains, Pinhead or "Lead Cenobite" as the character is credited.

The group discusses fashion in the S&M scene, why the dubbing is so bad, and the missed opportunity of Butterball being the horror icon rather than Pinhead.

This week, the gang watches the 1999 cult classic 'The Boondock Saints' starring Willem Dafoe, Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman Reedus, and Billy Connolly. Written and Directed by Troy Duffy, 'The Boondock Saints' tells the story of two Irish Catholic brothers (Flanery & Reedus) commanded by God to wipe out the crime lords of Boston. A film made long before comedy was politically correct, and even longer before Harvey Weinstein and Ron Jeremy were known rapists. 'The Boondock Saints' is a film about family, specifically a family that kills, together. This film is a contest between bullets and curse words, and is carried by Willem Dafoe in drag.

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Check out the trailer for Steve Jobs, and just for kicks check out the bizarro-Jobs trailer starring that kid from "That 70's Show".  The clip used in the show. Be sure to also read our reviews on letterboxd and follow us on twitter, instagram and facebook.

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