Rewind and Repeat

Lock the doors and ignore the knocking because this week on Rewind and Repeat, we’re revisiting The Strangers. We’re breaking down the masks, the scares, that chilling ending, and the simple question that made the movie unforgettable: “Because you were home.” Does it still hit as hard nearly 20 years later?

Grab your camera and try not to get lost in the woods because this week on Rewind and Repeat, we’re revisiting The Blair Witch Project. We’re talking shaky cameras, creepy stick figures, that unforgettable ending, and how a tiny indie movie became one of the biggest horror phenomenons of all time.

Grab your camera and try not to get lost in the woods because this week on Rewind and Repeat, we’re revisiting The Blair Witch Project. We’re talking shaky cameras, creepy stick figures, that unforgettable ending, and how a tiny indie movie became one of the biggest horror phenomenons of all time.

This week, we’re checking into the Bates Motel to revisit Alfred Hitchcock’s *Psycho*. We’re talking Norman Bates, Marion Crane, that legendary shower scene, and the twists that changed horror movies forever. Plus, we break down the cast, our favorite moments, and just how well *Psycho* holds up more than 60 years later.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we’re taking on Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic. With a massive ensemble cast and several stories unfolding on both sides of the border, the film weaves together politics, crime, family, and corruption into one of the most ambitious dramas of the early 2000s. Join us as we revisit the performances, characters, and moments that made Traffic an Oscar-winning hit.

Grab your shovel, because we’re heading to Camp Green Lake! This week, we’re revisiting "Holes," the 2003 Disney classic that somehow combines juvenile detention, buried treasure, family curses, deadly lizards, and onions into one unforgettable movie. We break down the cast, our favorite moments, what’s aged the best—and worst—and why "Holes" still holds up more than 20 years later.

This week on "Rewind and Repeat" we’re heading back to the late ’70s for Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights. We’re talking Dirk Diggler, roller skates, questionable life choices, an absolutely stacked cast, and one of the most stressful scenes ever put on film. Put on your best polyester, crank up the disco, and hit play as we rewind one of the wildest movies of the ’90s. And don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the show with someone who loves movies as much as you do!

This week on "Rewind and Repeat" we’re heading to Tulsa and hanging out with the Greasers and the Socs as we revisit Francis Ford Coppola’s "The Outsiders." Join us as we discuss that ridiculously stacked cast, the legendary soundtrack, the rumble to end all rumbles, and why this 1983 classic still has people saying “Stay gold” more than 40 years later. Grab your leather jacket, slick back your hair, and let’s do it for Johnny!

The Cold War is heating up, training montages are reaching their peak, and Ivan Drago is waiting. This week on Rewind and Repeat, we're revisiting Rocky IV—the most over-the-top entry in the franchise—and breaking down the unforgettable fights, iconic soundtrack, and the movie that turned Rocky into a global legend.

How much of Saw's legacy comes from the traps... and how much comes from that ending? This week on Rewind and Repeat, we're breaking down the movie that changed horror forever, from Jigsaw's twisted games and unforgettable twists to the franchise it launched. The game is on.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we're stepping into the ring with Ready to Rumble! We're breaking down the gloriously over-the-top 2000 wrestling comedy, revisiting its wild cameos, and unforgettable lines. It's time to grab your crown, cue up the WCW nostalgia, and get ready to rumble!

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we’re heading into the seedy, neon-soaked underbelly of 1980s Los Angeles with Wonderland (2003). Val Kilmer stars as infamous adult film legend John Holmes in a dark, frantic true-crime story of drugs, betrayal, and one of Hollywood’s most notorious unsolved murders. We’re breaking down the movie, the wild cast, and the real story behind the Wonderland Murders.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we're diving into Bridesmaids! From unforgettable meltdowns and awkward speeches to one of the funniest airplane scenes ever filmed, we're revisiting the comedy that changed the game. Come laugh with us as we celebrate the chaos, the heart, and all the moments that still have us crying with laughter 15 years later!

This week, we're taking another look at Minority Report (2002), the Steven Spielberg sci-fi thriller starring Tom Cruise. More than two decades later, we revisit the groundbreaking action, unforgettable performances, and fascinating vision of the future to see how well one of Spielberg's most ambitious films has held up.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we're heading deep into the desert to revisit The Mummy (1999), the adventure blockbuster that made Brendan Fraser a hero and made scarabs everyone's worst nightmare. Join us as we break down our favorite moments, unforgettable characters, and why this action-horror classic still holds up more than 25 years later.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we dive into David Fincher’s dark and gripping 2011 thriller The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. From Lisbeth Salander’s unforgettable introduction to the film’s icy mystery, we break down our favorite moments, standout performances, and why this modern noir still hits as hard as ever.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we are joined by actor and podcast host Ethan Suplee to saddle up for one of the most epic films ever made: Lawrence of Arabia. Join us as we dive into Peter O'Toole's legendary performance, the breathtaking desert cinematography, the larger-than-life true story behind T.E. Lawrence, and why this 1962 classic still towers over modern blockbusters. Grab your canteen and join us for a journey across the desert with one of cinema's greatest adventures.

On this episode of Rewind and Repeat, we’re breaking down the absurd comedy classic "Baseketball" starring Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park. From ridiculous team names and over-the-top psych-outs to surprisingly quotable moments, we revisit one of the weirdest sports movies ever made and celebrate the chaotic genius behind it.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we dive into Zodiac — the chilling true-crime thriller that turned ciphers, suspects, and late-night paranoia into one of the most obsessive movies of the 2000s. Join us as we break down the mystery, the performances, and why this David Fincher masterpiece still keeps people looking over their shoulder.

On this episode of Rewind & Repeat, we’re hitting the streets with "The Warriors," the cult classic that turned New York City into one giant battleground. We break down the unforgettable gangs, iconic one-liners, synth-heavy atmosphere, and why this movie still feels cool decades later. From the Baseball Furies to that legendary “come out to play” scene, we revisit everything that makes an all-time midnight movie favorite.

On this episode of Rewind and Repeat, we’re checking into the movie that traumatized an entire generation of backpackers. We break down the wild kills, gross-out moments, chaotic characters, and whether Hostel is actually way better than people give it credit for.

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the absurd, rapid-fire chaos of Airplane!—the movie that rewired comedy forever. From deadpan deliveries to absolutely absurd gags, we break down why this parody classic still hits just as hard today. We talk about the genius of the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker trio, the brilliance of casting straight-laced actors like Leslie Nielsen in completely ridiculous roles, and how the film manages to cram more jokes into 90 minutes than most comedies do in a trilogy. Plus, we share our favorite lines, background gags, and the moments that still catch us off guard.

This week, we’re going deep into the chaos, controversy, and comedy of Tropic Thunder—the movie that somehow gets away with everything. Join us as we break down how Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr., and Jack Black created one of the most outrageous Hollywood satires ever put on screen.

This week, we’re howling at the moon with a deep dive into An American Werewolf in London—the perfect blend of horror, humor, and some of the wildest practical effects ever put on screen. From awkward backpacking mishaps to full-blown werewolf chaos, we break down what makes this cult classic so unforgettable. Is it terrifying? Hilarious? Both? You decide!

Sink your teeth into this wild ride as we dive into "From Dusk Till Dawn"—the genre-bending cult classic that starts as a crime thriller and explodes into full-on vampire chaos. We break down the twists, the craziness, and why this movie still hits decades later.

In this episode, we take a late-night ride through Collateral—the slick, tense thriller where a mild-mannered cab driver gets pulled into an edge of your seat game of cat-and-mouse. Joining us is the one and only Eric Stonestreet, who helps us unpack Tom Cruise’s chilling performance, Jamie Foxx’s everyman panic, and why this movie remains one of the greatest thrillers of the century. Buckle up as we cruise through one unforgettable night in L.A.

Turn it up to 11, because this week on Rewind and Repeat we’re heading back to the classroom—with a whole lot more attitude. We’re breaking down the ultimate underdog comedy about fake teachers, real talent, and the power of rock ‘n’ roll. From iconic one-liners to shred sessions, this episode celebrates the movie that made us all want to start a band and stick it to the man.

This week, we crack open The Faculty, where teen angst meets alien invasion, and the teachers are definitely not alright. Join us as we dive into ‘90s sci-fi horror, dissect the cast of future stars, and ask the big question: if your principal turned out to be an extraterrestrial, would you even be surprised?

Back to school has never been this ridiculous. This week, we dive into "Billy Madison", Adam Sandler’s breakthrough comedy about a grown man repeating grades to earn his inheritance. From dodgeball mayhem to invisible penguins, we break down the movie’s dumb brilliance, unforgettable quotes, and why it somehow still works over 30 years later.

Time travel, the end of the world, and one very unhinged Brad Pitt—this week we dive into Terry Gilliam's 1995 dystopian thriller 12 Monkeys. Join us as we untangle timelines, question reality, and ask: is Bruce Willis actually saving the world, or just losing his mind? It’s chaotic, it’s clever, and it’s peak ‘90s weird. Grab your hazmat suit, wolf down a few spiders, and enjoy!

This week, we’re diving headfirst into Mystic River — the gritty mystery-drama where trauma runs deep, suspicions run wild, and nobody makes great decisions under pressure. We break down the powerhouse performances, the emotional gut-punch moments, and the neighborhood tension so thick you could cut it with a Boston accent

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the late-’90s teen classic 10 Things I Hate About You—the movie that gave us iconic stadium serenades, classic one-liners, the undeniable charisma of Heath Ledger and what could have been. Join us as we break down why this modern Shakespeare adaptation still hits decades later.

This week, we’re tackling Philadelphia—yes, it’s heavy, but don’t worry, we promise it’s not all doom and gloom. We talk powerhouse performances, unforgettable scenes, and how this movie somehow manages to be heartbreaking, hopeful, and groundbreaking all at once. Along the way, we mix real conversation, a little levity, and genuine appreciation for a film that changed Hollywood and helped open minds. It’s thoughtful, it’s emotional, and somehow still a great hang—press play and come feel things with us.

What’s in the box?! This week, we’re descending into the rain-soaked, dread-filled world of Se7en, David Fincher’s grim masterpiece that turned serial killer movies into cinematic nightmares. We break down the iconic performances, the unforgettable twists, the philosophy behind the seven deadly sins, and why this movie still messes with audiences decades later. It’s dark, it’s disturbing, it’s weirdly comforting—and yes, we absolutely talk that ending.

This week we head back to the mid-80s for a deep dive into St. Elmo's Fire, the Brat Pack classic where everyone’s freshly graduated, wildly emotional, and making horrible decisions. We talk big dreams, questionable morality, and the most iconic sax scenes of all time. Pull up a stool at the bar and join us as we ask the real question: is St. Elmo’s Fire a timeless coming-of-age story—or the most unlikeable group of characters ever put on film?

Buckle up and lock the doors—we’re cruising into the neon-soaked streets of Scorsese’s Taxi Driver. This week on Rewind and Repeat, we unpack Travis Bickle’s slow-burn descent, the grime and glory of 1970s New York, and how a lonely cabbie became one of cinema’s most unsettling icons

This week we’re heading back to the mall, the classroom, and the deep end of the pool to revisit Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and I’m joined by comedian Greg Fitzsimmons to help break it all down. We talk the genius of Jeff Spicoli, scenes that absolutely could not be made today, and why this movie is somehow hilarious, uncomfortable, and poignant all at once. It’s a deep dive into teenage chaos, bad decisions, and a film that changed the teen movie forever.

Lace up your shiniest loafers and grab a plate of pasta—this week we’re going full Wiseguy. This week I'm joined by comedy icon Godfrey to break down Martin Scorsese's iconic 1990 film and show why this movie makes us want to Rewind and Repeat over and over again!

Hop on the tour bus and take a trip back to 1974 as this week Cody and co-hosts Blane and Tyler do a deep dive into the 2000 rock and roll classic Almost Famous

This episode dives into The Texas Chain Saw Massacre—the gritty horror classic that changed the genre forever. Joined by special guest Eli Roth, we break down Leatherface, the film’s raw low-budget style, and why it’s still one of the scariest movies ever made. Horror history, behind-the-scenes insights, and plenty of Chainsaw love—don’t miss this one.

Say a prayer and join us as we take a deep dive into Cody's all time favorite horror movie, the 1973 classic "The Exorcist." This week we take a look at the shocking behind the scenes stories, random facts, and the supposedly cursed set that make this film an epic in the horror genre.

This week Cody and co-host Blane travel back in time 65 million years to talk about the 1993 epic Jurassic Park. Join us as we take a deep dive into the making of the movie, fascinating trivia, actors who were almost cast in the film, and much more!