Never Scene It

Lauren and Smiley introduce Alex to one of their faves , Confessions of a Shopaholic. They discuss credit cards, their favorite shops and the movie's heartwarming relationships.

Amber and Smiley join host Lauren for a viewing of Paddington 2 (the best movie ever). Besides the cuddly British bear, they discuss all the feel-good feelings, Hugh Grants' great acting and Smiley transforms into tech producer Rami!

This week we are celebrating one year (and a month) of Never Scene It with a viewing of Ari Aster's Midsommar. Host Lauren, Alex, Amber and Smiley discuss the psychology of horror movies, floral design and couple etiquette.

Host Lauren and guest Steven are back! This time they explore Will Ferrell's 2006 fantasy "Stranger Than Fiction."

On the season 3 premier of the podcast the gang is celebrating Pride month! Lauren leads Smiley and Alex through their first-time viewing of .The Birdcage." Their discussion includes their love for Robin Williams, the genius that is Nathan Lane and how about those dolphins!?

On this week's episode, Lauren, Smiley and Amber watch the Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn camp classic "Death Becomes Her." They discuss frenemies, life and death and try their darndest to pronounce "macabre."

On this week's episode, Lauren and Steven watch Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade (2018) and discuss Elsie Fisher's Golden Globe nominated performance. Other highlights include their eighth grade experiences, suggest every eighth grader watch this movie and assure the youth that it's gonna be okay.

Host Lauren is back with the siblings Alex and tech producer Rami. Despite being a huge Scary Movie fan, Rami has never seen Anna Faris' sexy masterpiece "The House Bunny." The trio talk baby Emma Stone" the Playboy Mansion and how "being Greek is unique."

Friend of the podcast, Steven, joins Host Lauren and her honey, Eric, for a first-time viewing of Christopher Nolan's "Tenet."

On this episode, Lauren and Alex discuss one of their favorites "Josie and the Pussycats" with special guest Steven. The trio talk about their love for music (especially the emo era of their teenage years) and their mutual love for another Deborah Kaplan/Harry Elfont film "Can’t Hardly Wait."

On this episode, Smiley introduces Alex to one of his faves: DisneyPixar’s "Ratatouille."The gang discusses Lauren's love of food and Hell's Kitchen, Alex's time in Paris as a teenager and the time Smiley was dominated by a mouse.

We welcome special guest Rivers to our Valentine's Day episode! We discuss our love for Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet's great accent and CommonSenseMedia.org's "What Parents Should Know" about "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

New guest David joins Lauren to discuss the poet Jimmy Santiago Baca's biopic "Blood In Blood Out."

It's a new year and we're ready to watch more movies! Lauren welcomes back Steven for a viewing of Kelly Fermin Craig's "The Edge of Seventeen."

Host Lauren says goodbye to 2020 with her list of top films she viewed throughout the year. Her many cohosts also chime in with their top pick. It was a terrible year but it was filled with great movies that we'd never seen! You can view the video of this podcast episode on Youtube at: https://grabify.link/Z5NNDK

On our special Christmas episode Lauren, Alex, Amber and tech producer Rami delve into the sci-fi techno world of Black Mirror with the holiday special "White Christmas."

On this episode, Lauren, Smiley and Alex kick off the holiday season with Edward Scissorhands! Lauren and Smiley guide Alex through her first time viewing of this Tim Burton classic.

Welcome to season two of Never Scene It! Lauren and special guest Steven enjoy some crabby snacks and homemades as they discuss David O. Russel's 2012 film, Silver Linings Playbook.

It's wedding season on the podcast! Lauren and Tracey walk Alex down the aisle for her first-time viewing of an Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore classic, "The Wedding Singer."

Who hasn't seen the Halloween classic Hocus Pocus? Answer, our tech producer Rami. Host Lauren is stuck with the siblings Alex and Rami, and her sister Tracey, for this special end of Hallowquarantine episode.

On this Hallowquarantine episode, the crew celebrates host Lauren's birthday with a viewing of Wes Craven's Scream! The crew also welcomes special guest Candice and tech producer Rami for their first dive into this iconic slasher.

This week Hallowquarantine is going classic! Lauren is joined by her boo thing (pun intended) Eric as they discuss John Carpenter's 1982 thriller "The Thing."

It's Week 2 of our month long dive into all things spooky for Hallowquarantine! On this episode, Lauren is joined by Amber and Alex for a viewing of The Blair Witch Project (1999).

It's the first episode of Hallowquarantine, our month long journey through horror we've never seen! Host Lauren talks with Smiley and Alex about Diablo Cody's 2009 horror chick-flick "Jennifer's Body."

On this episode, Lauren, Smiley, Amber and Alex are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a viewing of Ramon Menendez's 1988 classic, "Stand and Deliver."

Lauren is in the hot seat this week with her better half Eric to discuss the film Michael Douglas considers to be his favorite performance of all time, "Falling Down."

It's Back to School Week on the podcast! Lauren is joined by her sister Tracey and tech producer Rami to discuss Cameron Diaz's comedic masterpiece "Bad Teacher."

The gang is celebrating Shark Week with a first-time viewing of Steven Spielberg’s summer blockbuster "Jaws." Guest co-hosted by Smiley, Amber and Alex.

Lauren is joined by friends Amber, Alex and Smiley to discuss Marc Webb's 2009 love story(?) "500 Days Of Summer."

Host Lauren Hernandez is back with her guest co-hosts Smiley Perez and Alex Garza to discuss Richard Linklater's 1993 cult-classic "Dazed and Confused."

On the inaugural episode of "Never Scene It," host Lauren and guest co-hosts Alex and Smiley discuss Ari Aster's 2018 horror/family drama "Hereditary."

Join self-proclaimed movie nerd Lauren and her friends as they explore films they've never seen. Maybe it's horror, maybe it's romance, maybe it's a classic. No matter the film, it's always a first-time viewing for someone who's never seen it.