In our last ever You Ain't Seen Me, Right?, Daniel talks to us about Bela Lugosi Meets A Brooklyn Gorilla. Who else thinks he's now just dicking with us?
You know that list of ‘Films You Really Should Have Seen But Haven’t Got Round To Yet’? Well, You Ain't Seen Me, Right? is the weekly feature that frustratingly adds to it with movies you’ve never heard of.
Coffee at the ready? Dictionary in easy reach? Appetite for furthering your film knowledge not yet dwindled? You Ain't Seen Me, Right? brings you the very best of the barely known.
Welcome to another edition of You Ain't Seen Me, Right?, the film boff feature that has more big words in it that I don't understand than the Klingon Dictionary. So many vowel sounds!
Welcome to another edition of You Ain’t Seen Me, Right?, the feature that reminds me every week that what I don’t know about cinema I can just about squeeze in the Grand fucking Canyon.
You Ain’t Seen Me, Right? is the weekly feature that reanimates an old , obscure film fossil until it staggers around, groaning with arms outstretched trying to eat your brains. What? It’s a metaphor.
Straight from the annals of cinema history, You Ain’t Seen Me, Right? presents yet another obscure film triumph. If you laughed at the first part of that sentence, this probably isn’t for you.
After a short hiatus, You Ain’t Seen Me, Right? is back with more obscure films to test the very limits of your movie knowledge, as well as your patience for things you didn’t know you should care about.
You Ain’t Seen Me, Right? is the weekly feature that rummages around in a vast library of films and dusts off a movie that no one has thought about in years in order to discuss its many merits. You’ll thanks us later.