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
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.
The only director who can save Jim and Teal from a Robert Zemeckis death spiral is Yorgos Lanthimos. Do you want to know more?
Jack is back! No, he isn't making any new movies, but Jim and Teal discuss the ones he did. All of those films plus a review of On the Rocks, with Bill Murray
This episode's got everything: thrills, chills, kills, drills, puzzle boxes, witches in the woods, Videodrome, and Nicolas Cage going plum crazy. Yeah, it's all waiting for you.
Dim the lights and get ready for some frights. Jim and Teal will scare you with horror films of the 1970s, Criterion Channel style.
Film Writer/Director, Joel Potrykus is the guest this week, and that's pretty much all you need to know. Get listening!
Let's face it: We're all looking for something to feel good about these days. Teal and Jim are on the case.
This week Jim and his guest, Bill Muir, tackle the filmography of Nicolas Winding Refn.
Robert Pattinson goes Southern Gothic. Francis Ford Coppola goes back to the editing room. Jim and Teal talk about the state of movie-going. It's all on this week's episode.
Jim and Teal dive into the crazy world of Charlie Kaufman's latest mind-bender, I'm thinking of Ending Things.
This week it's all about time bending and Gen-X. Jim talks seeing Tenet on the big screen, and then it's all about Slacker movies.
It's the latest podcast episode happening, and it freaks me out! Get all the camp and r-rated movies tales you can handle on this week's Stuff We've Seen. Don't be a square!
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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