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The Retro Video Store

Eric and Neil (sometimes David)
Godzilla
Stephen King
Horror Movies
Halloween
Marvel Cinematic Universe
Jamie Lee Curtis
Slasher Films
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Prom Night
The Dark Knight
Kill Bill: Volume 1
Dressed To Kill
Final Destination 2
Little Shop Of Horrors
Video Games
My Bloody Valentine
The Dead Zone
The Beyond
The Omen
Just One Of the Guys

Two movie fans review and dissect the best and worst movies of the Video Store era.

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Eric and Neil talk about the 1994 action comedy movie, True Lies. James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger together again. This is arguably the last great Arnold action movie. We talk about the amazing action and great special effect... more

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Eric and Neil tackle this cheese fest in honor of the release of the new movie. This version is a low budget Cannon Films cash grab trying to breathe life in a dying toy franchise. Is it good, no. Is it entertaining, no!  It has its... more

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Eric and Neil are joined by David to talk about the Y2k horror/action movie, End of Days. It's a very late 90's movie. Arnold isn't up to his previous form as he seems to sleepwalk through the movie. Grab your pizza and beer smoothi... more

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Eric and Neil tackle another road horror movie, this time it's Joy Ride from 2001. It's pretty entertaining, but also a little dumb. Eric enjoyed it more than Neil. Grab your CB radio and join us!

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Eric
Host with a long-running presence; known for energetic banter and deep dive into film culture.
Neil
Co-host known for witty banter and enthusiastic takes on nostalgia and genre cinema.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Great Podcast

    Such a great movie podcast and great presenters who make the show interesting and funny. Keep up the great work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paxo123
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Lame

    Starting with the episode focused on Scarface, I wanted to relax, tune in & enjoy hearing some folks bantering about some of my favorite movies & bring back some memories. Instead I get some dorky goofballs who are under the impression that anyone wants to hear their asinine viewpoints & opinions on politics. Quickly unsubscribed & recommend others don’t bother wasting their time & skip this buffoonery altogether.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Argenis Reyes
    United States3 years ago
  • The hosts with the most

    I can’t wait to hear what these guys have to say…and by guys I mean Neil…not so much that other one Eric…and David? Just no.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    anything but AXL
    United States5 years ago
  • A great show

    Love to listen while I am at work. Y’all make me laugh which is what I look for in a podcast. Keep it up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YesteryearPodcast
    United States5 years ago
  • Nostalgic Humor!

    I came across this podcast through my own nostalgia related movie podcast and I am totally a fan of these guys! They give you the right amount of humor while still focusing on important topics related to whatever flick they’re doing. Give them a listen you sure won’t be disappointed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cool555765442
    United States6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Brings nostalgic joy with insightful film talk and playful banter.
Some episodes skew into politics, which may not please all listeners.
Consistent humor and deep dives into video-store era make it a vibe for fans of retro cinema.
Chemistry between Eric and Neil is a strong selling point for fans.
Positive reception of host dynamic and breadth of film topics; some critics note occasional tangents.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
Q: What did you think of the martial arts in the movie?
They had guys that were physically talented, but the execution of it was ass. But for what it was, it was fantastic.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
Q: What are your final thoughts on the movie? Would you watch it again?
Yeah, I've watched it a handful of times over the years. It's fun, it's all a piece of my childhood and a good memory.
Iron Man 2 (2010)
Q: Neil, what have you watched in the last two weeks?
Neil shares that he watched various films including the original Star Wars trilogy, Violent Night, Bullet Train, and the new Knives Out, and also discusses his experience watching documentaries while sick.
Anaconda (1997)
Q: What did you think of Father Ted?
Neil describes it as one of the funniest shows he's ever seen, even better than American comedies.
Anaconda (1997)
Q: Neil, when did you first watch this movie?
Neil recalls seeing it in the theater, feeling that no amount of movie theater nachos could improve the experience.

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Listeners tune in for nostalgic, humor-driven deep dives into films from the Video Store era. Episodes mix candid movie critiques with personal memories, production trivia, and cultural context, often riffing on era-specific tech, home video, and pop culture touchpoints. The show stands out for its easy banter, strong sense of camaraderie between hosts, and a willingness to tangent into related films, collectibles, and memory-driven storytelling, making it approachable for both casual fans and cinephiles seeking thoughtful nostalgia. Potential sponsors and guests may find value in its clearly defined audience of film enthusiasts who enjoy retro culture, lively conversations, and authentic host dynamics.

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