GoldeneyeShire, Joven-shire breaks a life long tradition of never having seen ANY Bond movies. Joven admits while growing up he really was only brought to sci-fi movies with his Dad and RomComs with his mom. The guys try to convince him that Bond movies are a type of fantasy movie and they choose Goldeneye to view as it was the first Bond movie they all saw. Joven reports back that he loved the fact that Famke Janssen (X-Men's Jean Grey) played a sexed crazed killer and confesses that he...

This week, Heeeere's Lasercorn! Lasercorn joins the gang to shamefully admit that he has never seen the Stanley Kubrick classic, "The Shining," sort of based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. After he's seen it, Lasercorn now gets all the pop culture references he's missed out on all these years. Plus, Lasercorn and the rest dive deep into the film and its many iconic moments, not to mention how Stanley Kubrick basically tortured Shelley Duvall. Plus, Davis perfects his Jack...

We all know the first rule of Fight Club as laid out in the 1999 film based off of the book of the same name, but what about the others? The guys take turns unleashing their anger out at Schroder for missing another classic film for the sole reason of knowing the twist ahead of time. When Schroeder returns, they discuss how all the college bros had a Brad Pitt poster on their walls and seemed to have taken the exact opposite lessons and themes from the David Fincher movie than they should've....

Cue "Eye of the Tiger," this week the guys gut punch Schroeder for having missed the iconic 1976 sports film "Rocky," written by and starring Sylvester Stallone. After a few rounds of teasing Schroeder, everyone discusses the movie and its impact on future films in the sports genre. They even take a few shots below the belt due to some plot holes, but overall it's a pretty clean fight.

Marvel? Check. Great actors and directors? Check. Odom missed it? Check! How is that possible? It’s probably because everyone else absolutely hated it! Listen as the guys berate Odom for not seeing the film then turn their hate towards the first Ant-Man film itself. Why? Dumb science, too many directors entering and leaving the project, plot holes and tons of other reasons. If you listen closely, you’ll hear the guys admit to a few good moments, but definitely none involving lambs.

They did not watch The Room, they did not! On this week's episode, a double-misser as Davis and Schroeder managed to escape seeing Tommy Wisseau's classic film, "The Room." The guys "tear apart" the film and discover that it's basically a soft-core porn film with less sex and aren't impressed with Wisseau's acting abilities. Davis and Schroeder may not have liked it, but they have a lot to say about it! Enjoy and oh, hi, Mark.

How does a Star Wars fan miss a film like Solo? Ask Brian! In this episode, the guys lay out their Star Wars credentials to ensure you they are qualified for this episode and pick on Brian for putting this movie "so low" on the list of films to see. In the second half, we find out Brian's thoughts on this addition to the Star Wars canon. Plus, everyone breaks down the film beat by beat to see how well it lines up with past films.

On the inaugural episode of "How Did You Miss That?!", Odom is on the chopping block for not seeing the 2004 Pixar film, "The Incredibles." Find out how he possibly missed it and whether he thinks it has stood the test of time against recent Marvel superhero films.

Each week Davis, Schroeder, Brian, and Odom of the hit YouTube channel the Warp Zone, sit down with each other and ask the all important question “How Did You Miss That?!”. Every episode the guys ruthlessly shame someone for not seeing a seminal movie, be it an Oscar winner or a Razzie winner. And yes, we’ll get to The Room (Oh hi, Mark). We’ll force that person to watch the movie they missed and then we’ll break it down, frame by frame, to see if it stands the test of time. Make sure you...

How Did You Miss That?! is the newest podcast from The Warp Zone (Davis, Schroeder, Brian, and Odom). Each week, one of the guys is berated for not seeing a seminal film in pop culture, forced to watch it and report back on what they missed.