Hosted by Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema · EN · 28 episodes
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We didn’t just grow up on ’80s cable — we grew up on movies.What We Saw on Stolen Cable is a Gen X rewatch podcast where Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema revisit films spanning the 1930s to the 2020s and beyond — from Golden Age Hollywood to VHS-era action classics and everything in between. We break down what holds up, what doesn’t, and how these movies shaped us.If it ever aired on cable at 2 a.m., we probably saw it.
Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema hosts What We Saw on Stolen Cable, a tv show with 28 episodes published.
Before there was Star Wars ... before Industrial Light & Magic... before Skywalker Sound... there was a strange, cold little science fiction film that almost nobody saw. This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , Uncle P
The Best Batman Film Is Animated – Mask of the Phantasm (Episode 19) Before Batman dominated the box office, one animated film quietly delivered one of the greatest stories ever told about the Dark Knight. In this episod
Super Fuzz (1980) – Am I the Only Person Who Remembers This Film? Remember when cable TV was full of movies that seemed to disappear from history? Super Fuzz is one of those films. This week, Uncle Patches and Sinister C
This week on What We Saw on Stolen Cable , Uncle Patches sits down with special guest Scooter Bug for a one-shot conversation about growing up, movie memories, and the strange little moments that helped create a lifelong
Masters of the Universe (1987) – This Movie Killed a Studio This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema travel back to Eternia to revisit the 1987 cult classic Masters of the Universe sta
How Was This a Kids Movie? – The Black Hole (1979) | Featuring Special Guest Brant Bumpers For the final installment of our six-part special guest series, Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema are joined once again by actor
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For a whole generation of kids, Friday the 13th wasn't just a movie—it was the movie that every older sibling, cousin, and babysitter seemed completely obsessed with. Long before streaming, Camp Crystal Lake became a rit
Musing about our friend Brant and a tease for next week.
This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema with special guest Brant Bumpers head deep into the frozen paranoia nightmare that is The Thing. What starts as an isolated research station in
Sinister Cinema is in the studio adding his thoughts. Also a hint for an upcoming episode.
This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , Uncle Patches and Sinister Cinema crank the volume to eleven and dive headfirst into the animated fever dream that traumatized an entire generation — The Transformers: The Movie
Some people call it cheesy. Some people call it weird. We call it one of the greatest movies ever made. This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , Uncle Patches, Sinister Cinema and special guest Brant Bumpers dive into
Hanging out with Sinister Cinema and Actor Brant Bumpers.
Featuring Actor Brant Bumpers! Late-night cable strikes again. This week Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas , we dive headfirst into one of the most chaotic, confusing, and strangely eye-opening movies we ever stumbled acros
This week on What We Saw On Stolen Cable , we’re talking about The Beastmaster —the movie that made every kid think, “You know what I need? A ferret.” Was it a hit? Not really. Was it always on TV? Absolutely. We’re brea
This week on What We Saw on Stolen Cable , we’re heading back to the neon-soaked, comet-blasted apocalypse of Night of the Comet —the movie that made surviving the end of the world look way cooler than it probably should
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