Jim and Teal talk movies
Funny, irreverent, conversations about our cinema adventures, Stuff We’ve Seen is an eclectic mix of old and new films from every genre. We share our obsessions, disappointments, and pet peeves, with digressions into film trivia and history, personal experiences, and movies we thought we had forgotten.
Recent episodes
This week we've got four movies to review: United States vs Billie Holiday, I Care a Lot, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, and Minari.
This week film reviews of Nomadland, Possessor, Judas and The Black Messiah, and Sia's Music. Which one will be on Jim's list of all-time worst movies? Have a listen and find out.
Join Jim and Teal for a Netflix teleparty as the two watch Scott Pilgrim Vs The World. And if you were expecting a love fest, think again.
This week Jim and Teal Jump the Shark with Shadow in the Cloud. Plus, Teal approves of Wolf of Snow Hollow, and find out who's the captain now--Jim and Teal watch Captain Phillips.
Promising Young Woman, News of the World, and many other filmic delights await you in this week's episode.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3, Ghost Story, Body Double, and more stories on part 2 of our discussion with actor Craig Wasson.
Actor Craig Wasson joins Stuff We've Seen for the first of two episodes on his career.
W84, Midnight Sky, and the films of Joseph Losey are kicking off 2021, and a new year of Stuff We've Seen.
This week it's all about Fincher's Mank. Plus, Jim and Teal talk about which holiday films they're watching this year.
Jim and Teal go deep on Raising Cain and Body Double in this third installment of their look at the films of Brian De Palma.
From the telepathy craze of the late 70s, to the problematic themes of Dressed to Kill, De Palma always stays true to his obsessions, and camera moves. Jim and Teal take an extended look at the films of Brian De Palma. You are just one click away.
Look out for doubles, fake outs, slashers, doppelgangers, dream sequences, split screens, and movie screams because Jim and Teal are discussing the films of Brian De Palma.
Who are you guys?
We met in the late 80’s while studying at NYU film school. We’ve spent the decades since talking and arguing with each other about movies. In 2019 we started recording those conversations.
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