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You Haven't Seen What? / Crime Files Movie Podcast

You Haven't Seen What? / Crime Files Movie Podcast

By: Joelle & Parry You Haven't Seen What? / Crime Files Movie Podcast
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 A married couple's quest to rectify the wrongs of their partner never seeing culturally relevant movies. (Mostly 1980s, but we dabble in other decades.) The Crime Files specifically examines crime movies and their impact upon societal perceptions of law enforcement. Art
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  • Fast Forward (1985) - "We’ve got to get awesome!”

    Fast Forward (1985) - "We’ve got to get awesome!”
    Jul 28 2025

    The Adventurous Eight run away from Sandusky, Ohio hoping to make it in the Big Apple.

    Parry - "The first dance battle is like Gem and the Holograms vs The Misfits!"

    Joelle - "Man, you’re gonna fuck up this movie for me."
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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • Crime Files - Ep 7 Almost LIVE at ASC - American Psycho (2000) - "I simply am not there"

    Crime Files - Ep 7 Almost LIVE at ASC - American Psycho (2000) - "I simply am not there"
    Nov 15 2023

    This episode was scheduled for recording at the ASC (The American Society of Criminology) Annual Conference in November 2022. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, it was rescheduled as a Zoom recording on August 30, 2023. Our very special guests are:

    Caroline Comerford, M.S. - Founder, CVC Consulting

    Adam Stern, Ph.D - Associate Professor, Curry College
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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • Sing (1989) - “Honey, you do not know what this Italian butt is capable of!”

    Sing (1989) - “Honey, you do not know what this Italian butt is capable of!”
    Aug 24 2022

    Brooklyn Central High School has just one more chance to sing their heart out.

    Parry - "SING!"

    Joelle "Nanananananananananaaaaaaaaa"
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    1 hr and 18 mins
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