Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast

Roll Credits Studios

 Grab some popcorn and join Joe and Dylan as we take on the greatest movies Dylan somehow skipped. Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast makes every episode feel like movie night with friends and where every classic is a brand-new premiere. 

  1. Aug 26

    Young Guns: When The Newspaper Writes The Legend

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! Billy the Kid is one of those names that arrives preloaded with legend, but Young Guns asks a sharper question: what if the legend is mostly the headline? We’re continuing our Western month by riding straight into 1988’s loud, youthful, surprisingly funny take on the Lincoln County War, and we can’t stop talking about how the movie turns mythmaking into part of the plot.  We also get nerdy about how we watched it, because this one deserves the spotlight. The 35th anniversary 4K edition delivers a huge upgrade in picture quality and a Dolby Atmos mix you can feel, plus the kind of special features that make movie nights better: commentary tracks, behind the scenes stories, and the little details that explain why certain scenes land as well as they do. If you care about physical media, steelbooks, or how a great transfer changes your experience, you’ll feel seen here.  Then we break down what makes the ensemble click, from Emilio Estevez’s charismatic Billy to Kiefer Sutherland’s steady Doc and Lou Diamond Phillips bringing real weight to Chavez y Chavez. We talk favorite scenes, the spirit world detour, and the movie’s most controversial ingredient: that synth-forward score that can feel more Top Gun than Tombstone. Finally, we step back and ask what makes a Western feel like a Western in the first place, then close with our ratings and a quick tease about Young Guns 2.  If you enjoy the show, follow the podcast, leave a five-star rating, and share this with a friend who loves Westerns or movie history. What’s your take: does the music elevate Young Guns or hold it back? 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Young Guns: When The Newspaper Writes The Legend
  2. Aug 12

    Blazing Saddles: The Art of Satire and Roasting of The Classic Western

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! A classic Western rides into town, and Mel Brooks immediately pulls the floorboards out from under it. Our Western month hits peak chaos with Blazing Saddles, a movie that’s loud, risky, and deliberately “too much” because it wants the audience to see how stupid prejudice looks when you stop treating it like power. We go in expecting pure shock comedy and come out arguing about satire, intent, and why the target of the joke matters as much as the joke itself.  We dig into the origins of the script (including its early “Tex X” concept), the infamous writers room energy, and why Richard Pryor’s role as a co-writer changes the conversation around the film’s harsh language. We also break down what hasn’t aged well, from references that no longer connect to scenes that can feel like a wall for modern viewers, even when the movie is aiming its fire at racists and hypocrites.  From there we get into the characters that make it work, especially Sheriff Bart’s charm and brains, and Gene Wilder’s Waco Kid bringing dry comedy that keeps the movie grounded while everything else goes off the rails. We talk about the dead-serious Western score, the studio pushback over specific scenes, the fourth wall breaks, and that ending that turns the genre into a free-for-all.  Hit play, then share your take: does Blazing Saddles still land as satire, or does it feel stuck in its time. Subscribe, leave a five-star rating, and send us your movie suggestion using the link in the description. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Blazing Saddles: The Art of Satire and Roasting of The Classic Western
  3. Aug 5

    Tombstone: Does Tombstone Still Set The Standard for Westerns?

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! Tombstone has a reputation that’s almost too big to live up to: the endlessly quotable Western, the comfort-watch shoot-em-up, the movie you can recite like your favorite album. So we went back to Arizona Territory and put it to a real rewatch, from the 4K Blu-ray details to the moments that still hit hardest when the talking stops and the eye contact takes over. We walk through why the pacing works, how the drama between gunfights keeps the story moving, and why this cast feels unfairly stacked. Kurt Russell plays Wyatt Earp with a steady burn, while Val Kilmer’s Doc Holliday dominates the screen with voice, timing, and razor-sharp menace. Along the way we dig into key players like Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Michael Biehn, and Powers Boothe, plus the minor roles that somehow all feel memorable. Then we get into the wild part: the behind-the-scenes production history. We talk Kevin Jarre’s early involvement, the director change to George P. Cosmatos, and the long-running “ghost director” chatter that points back to Kurt Russell’s shot lists and story control. We also nerd out on Bruce Broughton’s score choices, the OK Corral choreography, and the Huckleberry debate that refuses to die. If Tombstone (1993) is on your list of great Western films, or you’ve only heard the quotes secondhand, this is the deep dive for you. Subscribe, share the show with a movie friend, and leave us a five-star rating if you want more premieres like this. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Tombstone: Does Tombstone Still Set The Standard for Westerns?
  4. Jul 22

    Blues Brothers: A Mission From God

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! 106 miles to Chicago, a full tank of gas, and a movie that somehow turns a simple charity goal into one of the wildest practical spectacles ever filmed. We’re talking about The Blues Brothers, the 1980 John Landis musical comedy that throws Jake (John Belushi) and Elwood (Dan Aykroyd) into a “mission from God” that escalates into relentless car chases, deadpan jokes, and a parade of people they’ve offended across Illinois. We unpack why the movie still feels so watchable even when it’s messy, loud, and proudly unrealistic.  We also spend time on what makes this film a love letter instead of a costume: the rhythm and blues DNA is real. From Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles to James Brown, Cab Calloway, and John Lee Hooker, the featured performances aren’t random celebrity drops, they’re the heartbeat of the story. We get into how the songs are staged, why some moments feel like a classic Hollywood musical, and how the band lineup behind Jake and Elwood is stacked with serious players.  Then it’s full behind-the-scenes mode: the SNL origins of the Blues Brothers, the famously enormous script, the improv that created iconic bits, and the practical stunt work that still looks dangerous because it was. We talk mall mayhem, massive police chase logistics, and the kind of on-screen destruction you only get when the production actually commits to it.  If you love movie trivia, classic comedy, Chicago filmmaking, or music history that swings, hit play, subscribe, and leave us a five-star review, then share your favorite Blues Brothers moment with us. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Blues Brothers: A Mission From God
  5. Jul 15

    Back To the Future 2: What Happens When a Joke Ending Becomes a Trilogy

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! One bad decision, one stolen book, and Hill Valley fractures into three versions of reality. We’re jumping back into Back to the Future Part II to talk about why this sequel still feels like a magic trick you can’t fully solve, even when you know exactly what’s coming. Marty McFly and Doc Brown aren’t just time traveling, they’re sprinting through consequences, and the movie somehow makes 2015, 1955, and an alternate 1985 feel like one tight, escalating story. We dig into what makes the future so memorable: a bright, playful take on 2015 that avoids the usual dystopian gloom, plus all the details that turned into real-world “predictions” debates, from video calling to screen-heavy living. Then we follow the almanac twist into the darker timeline and talk about how the movie keeps the tension high by constantly flirting with paradox, especially when Marty is forced to sneak around the events of the first film without being seen. On the craft side, we nerd out over how they pulled it off: motion-controlled camera moves, split-screen composites, practical hoverboard work, and the careful staging that lets Michael J. Fox play multiple characters without the illusion falling apart. We also get into the messy behind-the-scenes history, including the Crispin Glover likeness lawsuit and how it changed industry rules, plus why Thomas F. Wilson’s Biff performances are the secret sauce of the whole chaos. If you love time travel movies, 1980s sci-fi, or movie trivia that actually changes how you watch a film, come hang with us for this deep dive. Follow the show, share it with a friend who quotes “Great Scott,” and leave a review so more people can find us. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Back To the Future 2: What Happens When a Joke Ending Becomes a Trilogy
  6. Jul 1

    Top Gun: Body Oil, Aviators, And A Navy Recruitment Ad

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! Top Gun is one of those movies you think you already know until you sit down and really watch it again. We put the quotes and memes aside and ask a better question: why does this 1986 hit still feel like a full-body adrenaline rush, even decades later, when the hairstyles and synths scream “the 80s”?  We break down the real-world roots of the Top Gun school, then dig into the creative choices that turned naval aviation into pure movie myth. Tony Scott’s music-video energy gives the film its polished, rockstar-of-the-sky look, and we talk about how that style shaped everything from aviator sunglasses and leather jackets to the way aerial action gets shot in modern blockbusters. Along the way, we unpack the casting and character dynamics that keep the story moving: Tom Cruise’s Maverick as talented but reckless, Val Kilmer’s Iceman as the disciplined foil, and Anthony Edwards’ Goose as the emotional anchor.  The soundtrack gets its own spotlight because it deserves it. We trace the stories behind “Danger Zone,” “Take My Breath Away,” and the surprisingly strategic way Kenny Loggins landed “Playing With The Boys.” We also swap favorite moments, call out the movie myths (yes, including the famous volleyball vibe), and talk about the cultural impact that stretched from recruitment spikes to home viewing habits and eventually Top Gun: Maverick.  If you like movie history, behind-the-scenes trivia, and smart but fun takes on iconic films, subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave us a five-star review so more people can find it. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Top Gun: Body Oil, Aviators, And A Navy Recruitment Ad
  7. Jun 24

    The Outsiders: What Do You Lose When You Grow Up?

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! A bunch of future movie stars, a rivalry that feels bigger than high school, and one line that still echoes years later: “Stay gold.” We break down The Outsiders with a focus on the Complete Novel edition, the cut that restores key scenes and shifts the center of gravity back to Ponyboy, his brothers, and the Greasers as a family trying to hold together under pressure. If you’ve only seen the theatrical version, the differences are not tiny, they change how the story breathes. We talk about how Francis Ford Coppola got attached to the project, why the film is likely set in the mid-1960s, and how the movie captures a clear class divide between the Greasers and the Socs without turning anyone into a cartoon. From the sudden violence to the church hideout to the whiplash of becoming heroes, the plot forces a hard question: what happens when kids are judged before they ever get a chance to grow up? Then we go deep on craft and behind-the-scenes stories: Coppola’s rehearsal-heavy approach, the way the soundtrack shifts tone by using period songs alongside the “Stay Gold” theme, and the practical effects and filmmaking tricks that make scenes like the rumble and the fire sequence work. We also revisit the emotional core of the movie through Johnny’s letter and Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” and we wrap with our ratings and what still holds up today. Subscribe to Have You Seen the Movie Podcast, share this with a friend who loves coming-of-age films, and leave us a five-star review if you want more movie premieres. After you listen, tell us: are you a Greaser or a Soc? 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    The Outsiders: What Do You Lose When You Grow Up?
  8. Jun 11

    Star Wars: A New Hope

    SEND US YOUR MOVIE SUGGESTION! You can’t escape Star Wars, but you can finally sit down and ask a scarier question: what does A New Hope actually feel like when you watch it today? We bring fresh eyes to the 1977 film that changed Hollywood forever and quickly realize the weird tension at the heart of any classic. You think you know every beat from pop culture, but the real experience can still surprise you, especially when huge story moments land with less emotion than you expect. We get into the details that make the movie endure: George Lucas dropping us into a fully formed galaxy, the choice to let the droids guide the plot, and why it was originally released as simply Star Wars before the “Episode IV: A New Hope” label arrived later. From there, we talk characters and casting, including what makes Han Solo work, why Leia still reads as a sharp, capable leader, and how Darth Vader is literally a blend of performances. We also debate pacing, “dry” acting, and the way Luke’s maturity seems to jump ahead overnight. Then we nerd out where Star Wars really flexes: practical effects, miniatures, matte paintings, and the despecialized cut, plus the audio magic that sells space as a place you can almost touch. John Williams’ legendary score, the Cantina vibe, Vader’s breathing, Chewie’s voice, and even the lightsaber hum all get their due. Listen for our favorite scenes, our ratings debate, and the question we end on: does the hype still hold up? Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave us a five-star review if you want more movie premieres every week. 🎬 Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast is a Roll Credits Studio production.  🎧 Listen where ever you get your quality podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/10QRGuPFPCaL6FWmFBxEyF   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/have-you-seen-the-movie-podcast/id1845758756 📱 Stay Connected: 🐦 Twitter/X: HaveYouSeenPodcast (@HYSPod) / X 📷 Instagram: Instagram 🎵 TikTok: haveyouseenpod (@haveyouseenpod) | TikTok  👥 Hosted by: Dylan & Joe 👉 Got a classic you think we should cover? Send us your movie suggestion!

    Star Wars: A New Hope

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 Grab some popcorn and join Joe and Dylan as we take on the greatest movies Dylan somehow skipped. Have You Seen?! The Movie Podcast makes every episode feel like movie night with friends and where every classic is a brand-new premiere.