Craig and Matt take a journey back to the 70s and discover that there's no cure for dancin' fever. Pu-pu-put on your boogie shoes strictly at your own risk.

If you're going to save a Mexican village from marauding banditos, then you need one thing and one thing only...a Fantastic Septet. Wait, that doesn't sound right. Also on Seen It, we discuss alternate versions of The Hobbit, Rock Docs and ask the eternal question -- what other actors play their real life father in a movie

Cuddle up with your Valentine's Day sweetheart and watch 'Love Story' with us. You might just shed a tear you sentimental crybaby! Also on Seen It, we discuss variations on romance: from Ashby to Miike and everywhere in between. And at the top of the show, part 1 of our Pre-Oscar discussion

Stop all that dancing, you "tender guy"! If you stand perfectly still with no rhythmic movements whatsoever, you too can be a "tough guy" and use immortal phrases like "one potato a man eats" and "Oh god! Oh man!" Get me? In Seen It, we discuss cinematic portrayals of tough guys, warriors, watchmen, wrestlers and the like. Now get your ass off my pillow!

Craig and Matt drop the tough guy act, as they dance their hearts out to the 1936 musical Swing Time. In Seen It, we discuss the Coen Brothers, the cyclical buddhism of Groundhog Day and "Redeemable A-holes" in movies.

Matt and Craig make a devil's bargain by watching the 1967 classic 'Bedazzled'. Selling your soul was never so much fun! And in Seen It, we discuss Ghost Riders, Station Agents, more redeemable A-holes and another movie on Matt's hate list.

Craig and Matt enter the seamy world of male hustlers in the pacific northwest in Gus Van Sant's 1991 film My Own Private Idaho. Sandwiches! In Seen It, we take another trip into Matt's private dvd collection. where we find a bunch of Gilliam, a film noir classic and The Marx Brothers.

What happens when Werner Herzog and David Lynch make a movie together? Come and have a seat with us on the ol leather couch and find out as we watch My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done. In Seen It, we examine another redeemable A-hole, the genius of Steve Martin and Matt and Craig reminisce about their theatrical careers. We also remember Roger Ebert.

Things get eerie on the ol leather couch as we witness the folk horror masterpiece The Wicker Man. In Seen It, Matt recounts some early childhood trauma involving animated rabbits and Craig tells the story of a face to face meeting with a Mugwump.

Come celebrate the destruction of humanity with us on the ol' leather couch as we "drill" into this big "asteroid" of a movie and drop the "nuclear bomb" of our "opinions" into it. Or something. Just watch the episode. In Seen It, Matt recounts some early attempts to be hip via Ed Wood, and the guys compare and contrast Hamlets (The Shakespearian tragic hero, not the quaint rural village).

When we were younger, so much younger than today, we had never seen "Help." But, now we have, and you get to hear what we think of it. In Seen It, Matt delves into his precious vinyl collection for soundtracks to classic movies.

Matt and Craig delve into the murky depths of Ingmar Bergman, Sweden's filmmaking Golden Boy. Well, he's more of a "Grey Boy", but that doesn't really have the same ring to it. Spoiler Alert: this movie features a magician. In Seen It, we discuss foreign films, and the work of Guillermo Del Toro, Truffaut, Cronenberg and various other non-Americans.

Pay a visit with us to Merry Olde India as we watch a Bollywood classic: the politically-charged musical romance Aandhi! In Seen It, we flip our own wigs talking about cinematic mindbenders such as Holy Motors and Primer. And Matt makes an exciting announcement at the end.

The deep space of the film Dark Star is a lot different than you'd expect...WAY more facial hair and alien beachballs. Drift into the recesses of the old leather couch and watch it with us, won't you? In Seen It, we explore other Sci-fi favorites: Hosts, Hellboys and Harrowing escapes from a future dystopian Big Apple.

At long last, Craig and Matt gear up to watch Paul Verhoeven's 1997 epic, Starship Troopers. Arachnophobes beware. In Seen It, we discuss graduates, cold souls, simple plans and cartoon rabbits.

How does it feel? To be on the old leather couch? Watching an obtuse, inscrutable movie? With Bob Dylan? Like a rolling stone... In Seen It, we discuss giving Hitchcock a second chance, the seediness of Chinatown and Craig's favorite Blaxploitation parody.

Craig and Matt waited until their parents went to bed before they watched this X-rated 70s gem. What is the movie? Watch and find out, but don't tell your Mom. For Seen It, we revisit the Bottle Movie, discussing Men from Earth, Angry men, Men on tape and a little Canadian town called Pontypool.

Say fella, help me pull off this caper and we'll both make good, get me? But ya better not Cr--...oops, almost gave away the movie title. Watch and find out. In Seen It, we discuss small town murders, Tokyo drifters and movies about the war made during the war. Craig also goes into more detail on his dislike for Ethan Hawke.

We just want to ride our machine and not be hassled by the man, man. By "machine" we, of course, mean the ol' leather couch and by "ride" we mean "watch". It's time for an Outlaw Biker movie -- can you dig it, or are you just a square? In Seen It, we discuss a Jarmusch mishap, a Blair Witch misunderstanding and an ongoing Monty Python debate.

Put away that gat, and stride on over to the ol leather couch for some old fashioned gangster action. Don't be a wise guy. In Seen It, we discuss mall cops on the edge, wonder boys and ice harvests. Also we gear up for Halloween as Matt makes another exciting announcement.

Craig was given five horror movies to choose from. Which one will he be scaring you with? Watch and find out. In Seen It, we talk horror: Psychos, Happenings and good old fashioned Freaks.

Halloween may be over, but the scares continue as we creep through a spooky old house in 'The Ghost and Mr. Chicken' In Seen It, we discuss the royalty of Tenenbaums, the velocity of Lola and the pros and cons of being Hardboiled, in another edition of 'Seen It, Own It"

Come and board the viking longboat that is the Ol Leather Couch and sail off into a brutal world of stabbings, disembowelings and mist. From Denmark, we give you Valhalla Rising. In Seen It, we confront our deeply buried resentment of the dregs of cinema. Woody Allen, The Coen Brothers and Steven Spielberg all get taken to task in "Seen It - Hate It". Want to see Craig explode with rage? Just mention "Shia LaBeouf" and stand back. We also talk about Gravity - a film we did not hate.

Get ready to show us your "jazz hands" as we get ready to show you Bob Fosse's 1979 autobiopic, "All That Jazz". In Seen It, we discuss some of our viewers most hated movies: Some natural born, some legendary and some titanic.

Ho Ho Ho, Happy Holidays! Tis the season for gambling as we play another game of Three Film Monte. Which movie will we watch? The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T? Meet Me in St. Louis? Or Rare Exports? Watch and find out. In Seen It, we discuss fidelity, desire and Spanish Vampires.

Come join us as we look back on Welcome To The Basement's second year. We watch "The Great Train Robbery" and "The Red Balloon", we induct new members into our hall of fame, retire our old notebooks, issue New Year's resolution challenges to each other, and there's even a poem! An end of the year blowout that's not to be missed. In Seen It, we discuss dead men, glorious paths and what many consider the greatest film ever made.