
A nostalgic journey back to the movie rental store era and the amazing movies from our childhood that we all know and love. With the benefit of 20+ years of hindsight, we revisit and dissect these classic movies to see if they still move us the way they did as kids. Full movie review episode released every Thursday. Bonus Brunch episode every Monday.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 496 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We’re racing back to 2001 for Rat Race. Is this an underrated comedy classic, or do you need some serious nostalgia for this kind of dumb, over-the-top slapstick to still work? Does the movie’s decision to keep its foot on the gas for nearly two hour... more
You know the games, you know the hosts, you know the teams, you know the drill. But do you have what it takes to claim your own piece of that radical rock? We answer so many questions surrounding Nickelodeon’s most competitive game show. No if’s, and... more
We’re ending our Summer of ’70s with one of the most controversial movies we’ve ever covered: A Clockwork Orange. Is this an artsy masterpiece or just shock for the sake of it? Are we supposed to feel sorry for Alex DeLarge? Is Malcolm McDowell givi... more
You all loved part 1.... just wait until you hear part 2 - THE FINALE. Camden Griffith is BACK to host an episode where we get to play a game called 'Never Stop Blowing Up' which allows Mike, Sean and AJ to enter the world of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja ... more
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Just heard about this on Hey Dude, the 90’s Called and now I’m binging. Love the banter of 3 close friends and how earnest you are in your reviews. Never stop, never stopping👊🏻
Half the stuff they say is wrong, all while being absolutely insufferable. Are they even paying attention to the movies they’re watching?
Great content. Really do enjoy the guys chemistry and how much they remind me of old friends. My issue is with the almost complaining about the time you spend having to watch movies and do research for the pod. Can it really be that hard to watch a movie a few times and take some notes? Also we call a movie one of the best comedies ever and then rate it a 6/10 that’s just not smart
I am a little late to listening to podcasts, but found The Confused Breakfast by accident. I started from the beginning and I am currently listening to The Legend of Billie Jean. I grew up watching this movie in a rotation with Dirty Dancing and Satisfaction!
I love hearing your takes on how the movies progress and how much you all love so many of the actors that we have lost throughout the years!
Thanks so much for the laughs, it helps me get through my day while at work!
As a movie obsessed teenager, I often hyper fixate on movies and want to learn more about them. Unfortunately, most movie podcasts are a bunch of 1.sticks in the mud who hate genuinely good movies and are just probably depressed or 2. Can’t go 5 seconds without reminding you of their crazy political ideas. (I’m not joking. I once listened to a podcast where instead of talking about the little mermaid, they talked about how much they hate the police) I love how much fun these guys have with stuff... more
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A nostalgic, movie-centered show that revisits beloved films and the era of video rental stores, blending thoughtful critique with warm reminiscence and genuine banter. Episodes mix scene-by-scene analysis, production anecdotes, and nostalgia-driven context, often featuring guests from television, comedy, and film, plus frequent sponsor reads that weave into the conversation. A standout element is the casual, friend-group vibe that makes deep-dive film talk feel approachable, with a steady mix of classic era nostalgia and modern perspectives that can appeal to both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
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