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Stuff We’ve Seen
by James Kent
Stuff We’ve Seen is a bi-monthly podcast that dives into film sub genres, interesting themes, occasional guests, and new films playing in theaters or streaming. Jim did the Movie Morlock thing while Teal was hibernating, but now Teal’s back and he’s ready for a watch party.
Episodes
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Series conclusion: One last hang with Bill from Queens
After almost eight years and nearly 200 episodes, Stuff We've Seen wraps up with one final episode. Bill from Queens returns to hang out with Jim for a discussion on favorite film opening sequences and great character introductions. Thanks for listening all these years. It's been a blast. Enjoy...
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2026 Oscar nominations
Wait...what? That's right, gang, Jim and Teal are back for a special episode to run down all of the 2026 Oscar nominations. In this super-sized, episode Jim walks Teal through every category and they play a bit of catchup discussing some of 2025's best movies. Enjoy!
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The Pedro Pascal Triple Play
Why settle for one Pedro Pascal movie when you can have three? This week, on a surprise episode of Stuff We've Seen, Jim and Teal discuss "Eddington," "The Materialists," and "The Fantastic Four: First Steps," plus Jim fills Teal in on "Superman." And finally, to end the episode, J&T talk about...
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Stuff We've Seen makes a big announcement
It's been a while since Jim and Teal have been on the mic, but we're back with a big announcement. We have a new podcast out now called "Fascism on Film." This new podcast series examines fascism through the lens of film history. Each episode is roughly 30 minutes in length. The first three...
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Jim and Teal destroy the 'Snow White' trailer
Here is a rare mini bonus episode for everyone. We had to do a test of our new audio recording setup, so we talked a couple minutes about "Mickey 17" and then had some fun destroying the movie trailer for the abysmal looking remake of "Snow White." Enjoy!
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Jim's top 10 films of 2024
Teal didn't feel confident enough to make a list this year, so on this episode he asks Jim to reveal his top 10 films of 2024. You already know "The Brutalist" and "Anora" were two of Jim's favorites. What else made his top 10? Listen and find out.
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Academy Award Nominations 2025 and 'The Brutalist'
Jim and Teal have your Academy Award Nominations 2025 wrap-up, and a whole heck of a lot of praise for "The Brutalist." J&T recap all the major categories, and in between, they talk about a film they believe towers above all others. This episode is a long one, but stay tuned for the final 15...
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Nosferatu, A Complete Unknown, and the great Anora debate
This week Jim and Teal offer three year end films: "Nosferatu", "A Complete Unknown", and "Anora." Which film hits all the right notes for J&T, which film is respected more than loved, and which film finds our two podcasters more at odds than with any film in the past six years. It's all for you,...
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'Wicked,' 'Conclave,' 'A Different Man,' and 'Emilia Perez': Jim and Teal make the connections
Thematics galore tie several new fall offerings together as Jim and Teal discuss "Wicked," "Conclave," "A Different Man," and "Emilia Perez." It's been a bit since J&T got on the mic, but they are back with this comprehensive, super-sized episode that is sure to tie you over until the next one....
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Jim and Teal get a taste of 'The Substance'
This week Jim and Teal explore the wonderful body horror experience, "The Substance," from director Coralie Fargeat. In addition, Jim and Teal talk about "Strange Darling," "Woman of the Hour," "Alien: Romulus," and "Late Night with the Devil."
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Exploring the Cinema Dustbin: 'The Sadist' and 'The Incident'
The cinema dustbin often contains treasures if one is willing enough to go digging. This week, Jim and Teal did some digging. They found a couple of oddities from the 1960s to discuss, 1963's The Sadist and 1967's The Incident. While not Jim's chosen genre, he stuck with both films and discovered...
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The Twisted Nerve of Jim and Teal
Twisted Nerve, Winter Kills, and September 30th, 1955; what do these movies all have in common? Well, they're all hard-to-see hidden gems that Jim and Teal have unearthed to watch, and make you aware of them. It's definitely an odd bag this week. From conspiracy theory-laced capers, to messed-up...
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Teal Returns with Messiah of Evil and Targets
Teal is back from his time off, and he's brought with him two hidden gems: Messiah of Evil and Targets. Messiah of Evil is a 1973 horror film (released in 1974) by co-director's Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz, the two writers behind American Graffiti. This low budget film features loads of creepy...
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Cat and Mouse: Jim and Bill Put Together the Criterion Neo Noir Puzzle
Jim and guest Bill play cat and mouse with the Criterion Channel's latest Neo Noir series. How do all the puzzle pieces fit? What are the connections between films? This assortment is an odd mix of neo noir films that, at times, have Jim struggling to find the connections between movies. Can Bill...
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Schrader Canyon: To Hell and Back
When you reach Schrader Canyon, you know you are in dangerous film territory. In the third and final installment of Jim and Bill's look at Paul Schrader's filmography, they climb the shadowy depths of Schrader Canyon to unearth Exorcist Dominion, and the notorious Lindsay Lohan film, The Canyons....
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The Comfort of Schrader: Jim and Bill Continue Into Paul Schrader Territory
Ah, the comfort of Schrader. Sooner or later, the more you watch, the more you fall under the spell of Paul Schrader, and the harder it will be for you to find a way out. Jim and his guest, Bill from Queens, continue their expedition through the heart of Paul Schrader's filmography with looks at...
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Jim and Bill Enter the Schraderverse
Welcome to the Schraderverse: The Paul Schraderverse if you will. A man whose filmography is almost more a state of mind than an actual compendium of movies. Paul Schrader is a tough director to pin down, so to tackle the screenwriter of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, Jim tapped his old pal, and...
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When Jim Met Teal: 35th Anniversary Special
It was nearly thirty five years ago that Jim met Teal in a diner in Greenwich Village, NYC in September of 1989. On this episode of Stuff We've Seen, you'll learn how the two film lovers met, and how they began their movie-watching journey together. That covers the second half of the episode. But...
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Furiosa and The Hitman Begin Jim and Teal's Summer Movie Season
The summer movie season is upon us, but what a strange season it is so far. Film and after film has underperformed, and one movie's poor performance at the box office is surprising given the prestige of its predecessor. Of course, I'm talking about Furiosa: a Mad Max Saga. Apparently, movie...
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From Skidoo to Lost Films: Christian Divine Speaks His Mind
Who is the world's foremost expert on Otto Preminger's 1968 film Skidoo? Who is the man who is devoted to physical media preservation, and has the YouTube Channel to prove it? Who is a BAFTA and Peabody award-winning game writer who brought Life is Strange to gamers everywhere? This week, Jim and...
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Love Lies Bleeding and Monkey Man: Teal has a Case of the Grumpies
This week Jim and Teal look at some films from 2024, including Dune 2, Love Lies Bleeding, Monkey Man., Riddle of Fire, and Arcadian. All are available for streaming or On-demand in one form or another. But just because you can stream them, should you? Have a listen and find out what Jim and Teal...
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Civil War and On the Silver Globe
This week Jim recommends the new A24 Alex Garland film, Civil War. And then things get a bit crazy with a discussion on Andrzej Zulawski's insane sci-fi epic, On the Silver Globe. One thing is for sure: it is one of the most mind-bending insane films Jim and Teal have ever seen. Never heard of…
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Never Say Never Again: Stuff We've Seen is Back in Action
Never say never again; wise words from Sean Connery on playing James Bond after Diamonds Are Forever, which is the first time he came back to the role after vowing never to play the character again. Well, he did return for 1983's, Never Say Never Again, and the verdict's still out on if that was…
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Stuff We've Seen Concludes with Jim's Top Ten Films of 2023
The Stuff We've Seen podcast comes to a close after five successful years, hundreds of episodes, and loads of laughs. What better way to end the run, but with a recap of Jim's top ten films of 2023? Enjoy the list, and who knows? We may be back again someday.
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2024 Oscar Nominations
Welcome to our annual nominations episode with all of this year's 2024 Oscar nominations. We got a super-packed episode where we cover all the categories. As always, Teal doesn't know what the nominations are when he hears them from me. To get this episode out quickly we didn't do the usual...
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Holiday Leftovers: Jim and Teal’s Final Film Recommendations of the Year
Get set for a huge heap full of filmic holiday leftovers as Jim and Teal bring you a large batch of movie recommendations from their last viewing week of 2023. Amongst the bounty of titles they discuss are Wonka, Ferrari, Poor Things, Maestro, Salt Burn, Dream Scenario, Anatomy of a Fall, and a...
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Priscilla and May December: The Fourteen-Year-Old Connection
Priscilla and May December are two films now available to stream or watch on Netflix that share a strange bond. They both involve plotlines that deal with inappropriate relationships between adults and fourteen-year-olds. This week Jim and Teal take an inside look at Sofia Coppola's Priscilla,...
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The Holdovers and Plenty of Leftovers
Thanksgiving is over, but it brought moviegoers plenty of leftovers and The Holdovers for viewing. This week Teal and Jim discuss Napoleon, Thanksgiving, The Killer, The Wrath of Becky, The Creator, and Alexander Payne's The Holdovers. Which films deserve second helpings, and which films get…
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Stuff We’ve Seen 5th Anniversary Episode Special
Stuff We've Seen hits the five-year mark this month, and to celebrate our 5th anniversary, we decided to take a look back to our humble beginnings. This episode is a remastered, re-edited version of our third podcast episode titled, Revenge of Peter Hyams. In this episode Teal and I continued our...
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Jim and Teal Review Killers of the Flower Moon
This week on Stuff We've Seen, Jim and Teal break out of their typical pattern, jump on the mic a week early, and focus on Martin Scorsese's latest offering, Killers of the Flower Moon. Killers of the Flower Moon is epic-sized and a complex look at the Osage Nation murders that occurred in…
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The Sound of Freedom and The Thunder of Genius Marketing
The Sound of Freedom was on of the more unusual sleeper hits at the box office. Jim and Teal finally see the movie, and give their take. And then, Jim and Teal recommend a more satisfying rescue and revenge film, Man on Fire. Also, Jim catches Taylor Swift's Era's Concert film, and recommends a…
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Bottoms is Tops
This week Jim and Teal give high recommendations for the new comedy Bottoms, from director Emma Seligman. It's a comedy that does the most important thing right, it's funny. Not so funny is Jim and Teal's quest to find some great new horror films to watch this season. They come across several…
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Out of the Blue Jim and Teal discover a Hidden Gem
Out of the Blue is a little-seen film from 1980. Starring Linda Manz and directed by Dennis Hopper, Out of the Blue gained cult status over the years. Still, it was a difficult film to find outside of a VHS copy kicking around. Thanks to Chloe Sevigny and Natasha Lyonne, the film received a...
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No Hard Feelings Tyrone
After a few weeks off, Jim and Teal return to discuss two film from recent months, the Netflix film, They Cloned Tyrone, and the Jennifer Lawrence comedy, No Hard Feelings.
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Barbenheimer: Jim and Teal Take on the Cultural Hit of the Summer
Barbenheimer is more than a mashup word; it's a cultural phenomenon. Jim took the challenge and saw both Oppenheimer and then Barbie. Did he survive? It's a battle of the unruly teens vs. old man Jimmy. Will texting and watching videos during a movie ruin Jim's good time seeing Barbie? You'll…
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Jim and Teal are not Afraid of Beau is Afraid
This week Jim and Teal bring on the good films at theaters and streaming this summer with Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, a hidden gem from Norway, Sick of Myself, and Ari Aster's Beau is Afraid. Are Jim and Teal afraid of Ari Aster's three hour fever dream? Of course not. They took it on, and…
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The Flash in the Pan: When America Decided DC Stands for, Don’t Care
The Flash, the latest comic book summer tent movie arrived and imploded. What went wrong? Why did audiences turn away in droves? Jim saw the movie, and he provided Teal with a report. Also, why did Disney seemingly cut six second from the Academy Award-winning French Connection? And why is...
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Jim and Teal go Across the Spider-Verse
Stuff We've Seen's Jim and Teal hit the cinema to see Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse. Both Jim and Teal were huge fans for the first Spider-Verse installment. What will they think of this second chapter? Also on this episode, J&T look at two other comic-book adjacent and related films from…
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TvA: Teal Versus Antonioni
It's tit-for-tat on this week's Stuff We've Seen as Jim chooses two films from the 2022 BFI Sight and Sound Critics Poll of the 264 greatest films of all time that he believes should not be on the list. In their place, Jim finds two suitable replacements. One film that Jim targets for demotion is...
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Enys Men and Bait: Mark Jenkin, the Celluloid Warrior
Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin puts the film back in movie making with his latest offering, Enys Men. This 16mm environmental horror/ filmic poetry tomb is a visual feast for those looking for something further afield. Jim and Teal explore Jenkin's two features, Enys Men, and his 2019 feature…
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2022 BFI Sight & Sound Greatest Films List: Examining the Worst Selections
BFI 250 list, we just can quit you. Jim is still on his mission to see all 264 films on the 2022 Sight & Sound Critics Poll of the Greatest Films of All Time List. On this episode, Teal quizzes Jim on some of his least favorite selections from the list. While they are not all bad films in Jim's...
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Easter Films: Jim and Teal Get Biblical
That's right, all your Easter favorites, from Ben-Hur and The King of Kings, to Passion of the Christ and The Last Temptation of Christ, Jim and Teal cover the films that make springtime, springtime. Get ready for J&T's version of Sunday school where minister Jim teaches Teal a thing or two about...
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The French New Wave: Jim and Teal Go Boating
It's time for a shaggy dog tale, or time to get taking for a story ride with Jim and Teal as they explore two films from the latter portion of the French New Wave. Let's call it, the French Next Wave, with filmmakers such as Jacques Rivette and Jean Eustache taking the helm, and making their mark...
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2023 Oscar Predictions: No Country for Old Wells
Since Jim and Teal won't be taping a post-Oscar's episode they wanted to weigh in on the big night and talk about 2023 Oscar Predictions before the show. Will Everything Everywhere All at Once be the big winner of the night, or could there be some surprises in store this year? Signs point to an...
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The 2022 BFI Sight and Sound Critics Top 250 Greatest Films
Every decade the BFI's Sight and Sound magazine publishes its poll of the top 100 greatest films in two separate lists created by film directors and then critics, scholars, facilitators, and educators. In February 2023 they followed those lists up with a companion list of the top 250 greatest…
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The Best Films of 2022
There are plenty of debates to go around as Jim and Teal duke it out over their top films of 2022. Can they find common ground, or will it be a drag out fight to the death? Also, our two trusty podcast heroes weigh in on the Andrea Riseborough Oscar controversy.
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2023 Academy Awards Nominatons
We do it every year on Oscar Nominations day. Jim and Teal break down all the award nominees, from the surprises (Andrea Riseborough anyone?) to the expected (many awards for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.) Catch all the fun as Jim reveals the nominations to Teal, who kept radio silence…
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Spielboctagon Three: The Final Battle
Jim and Teal make it to the finish line on Steven Spielberg's filmography in this third and final episode of The Spielboctagon. All Steven's films from 1998 to the Fabelmans get covered (well, they already covered the Fabelmans on episode one.) So, get ready to find out which films Teal liked…
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Back in the Spielboctagon
Jim and Teal return for more Steven Spielberg mania with part two of their look at his filmography. This episode covers all Spielberg's films from 1981 through 1997. So, get ready for Raiders, E.T., Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, and more. And don't worry, there are plenty of laughs along the way.
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The Fabelmans: Steven Spielberg Gets Personal
This week Jim and Teal enter the Spielboctagon. Their mission: tackle the entire Steven Spielberg filmography. Spoiler alert! They don't get very far. But in this first, of at least two episodes (who knows how long it will take them to get through every movie) they dive straight into Steven...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Stuff We’ve Seen is a bi-monthly podcast that dives into film sub genres, interesting themes, occasional guests, and new films playing in theaters or streaming. Jim did the Movie Morlock thing while Teal was hibernating, but now Teal’s back and he’s ready for a watch party.
HOSTED BY
James Kent
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Stuff We’ve Seen is a bi-monthly podcast that dives into film sub genres, interesting themes, occasional guests, and new films playing in theaters or streaming. Jim did the Movie Morlock thing while Teal was hibernating, but now Teal’s back and he’s ready for a watch party.
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