Scene It Before

["Danny and Dan open on The Boys season five, the final season of Eric Kripke's show, and say it feels closer to season one than the recent seasons.", "They spend most of the recap on Homelander's Flight 37 leak, Starlight's role in exposing it, and their frustration that the reveal is folded into AI footage.", "The hosts also track A-Train's death, Soldier Boy surviving in Homelander's room, Kimiko talking after six months of therapy, and Ashley's Vice President turn.", "After the review, they move to a box-office fantasy draft, note Super Mario Galaxy at $445 million worldwide, and argue over trade rules for The Mummy and the Michael Jackson movie."]

A podcast episode where hosts Danny and Dan review the sci-fi book and movie Project Hail Mary with superfan Sydney.

Danny and Dan review the sequel 'Ready or Not 2' and discuss Samara Weaving as a scream queen while rambling about personal topics.

The hosts review Scream 7, praising the return of Neve Campbell and Matthew Lillard but criticizing the messy third act and killer reveal.

Two hosts discuss the movie Good Luck Have Fun Don't Die, comparing it to Groundhog Day and Black Mirror, and mention director Gore Verbinski's past work.

Two podcast hosts discuss their predictions for the 2026 Oscars, debating which films the Academy will favor over personal preferences.

The hosts of Seen It Before discuss five movies in their 2025 roundup part three, including Begonia, Marty Supreme, Frankenstein, If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.

Danny and Dan saw Wake Up Dead Man at the Woodstock Film Festival and say the packed room made the screening feel unusually engaged, even before the movie's first major twist.

Two hosts review the 2025 remake of The Running Man, discussing its mixed reception, Edgar Wright's direction, and the balance of comedy and tension.

The hosts of 'Seen It Before' deliver a scathing review of Avatar: Fire and Ash, criticizing its soullessness and technical flaws.

A roundtable review of Stranger Things Season 5, discussing its overindulgent runtime, character arcs, and theater experience.

Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands gets compared to Prey and Predator: Killer of Killers, while the hosts stress that it is the first Predator movie to make a Predator the protagonist.