
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 | 515 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We're heading to Japan to revisit 2006's The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift! Is this secretly one of the best movies in the franchise? How good is this soundtrack? Why does the main character look like a 40-year-old high school student? Is Bow Wo... more
Sometimes there is just no need for a followup movie to a classic. But they do it anyways. And they usually mess it up. Each of the boys drops 5 terrible movie sequels in today's discussion
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We're wrapping up spooky season with Zack Snyder's 2004 zombie remake, Dawn of the Dead! Is this one of the greatest opening sequences in horror movie history? Are fast zombies actually scarier, or do we miss the slow-moving undead? Was CJ secretly ... more
Happy Monday! We bring in our producer Logan of Upload Media Group for this episode. These 3 movies were recommended to him to watch by each of us. We discuss his rating and thoughts of each movie.
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This has become one of my favorite podcasts I hear daily. Can you cover Ernest goes to jail and or for the Christmas season can you cover Ernest saves Christmas
Thank you for the awesome podcast
These guys are terrible. They are always talking about the movies I’ve watched through my childhood and giving them reviews that I couldn’t agree with more. It’s like they are trying to be my best friends and relate to me through movies. I guess I’ll keep listening; only because they talk about movies, are from Iowa, they drink Cedar Ridge whiskey, and they keep bringing TOTAL AWESOME GOONIES CONTENT. Keep up the great work guys!
My new favorite movie podcast. These guys know how to do a movie podcast properly. These movie reviews are perfect and also the countdowns are amazing as well. These guys don’t sit around rattling off Wikipedia facts in a boring monotone voice instead they make you feel like you’re hanging with friends drinking some beers and talking movies. Love the show guys and please do a review on Sudden Death
This has become one of my favorite podcasts I hear daily. I hear this while I work and it makes the time at work fly by.
In my long search for a good literary/movie analytical podcast, a couple of things kept ruining it for me, & keeping me continuing my search until now.
1. Shows that start off trying to be more of a comedy/morning show than what I came to the podcast to hear. While I love charisma, and good humor, spending the first 15 min cutting up about things off topic, that really doesn’t seem relevant, or even funny.
2. Microphones! Omg…so many of these podcasts have more than one host, or they’ll have a... 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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