Tv/Movie Rewind

John Carpenter's: In the Mouth of Madness (1994)

Today, Matt & Todd journey deeper into Cosmic Horror Month with 1994's John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. This is a film built on questions, mysteries, and, of co

Event Horizon (1997) w/ Mike

Today, Matt & Todd are joined by Mike to discuss the 1997 box office flop turned cult classic, Event Horizon. Despite arriving with a strong cast, and a unique blend of

The Gate (1987)

Today Matt & Todd kick off Halloween season by delving into The Gate, a 1987 supernatural horror film directed by Tibor Takács. When The Gate hit HBO, it quickly became a

Return to the Planet of the Apes (1975) w/ Gabe Crate

The TV/Movie Rewind Podcast, with Matt & Todd, returns this week with a returning guest, Gabe Crate, for our return to the Planet of the Apes franchise with: Return to th

Zulu Dawn (1979) & Zulu (1964)

Today Matt & Todd explore two historically linked war epics: Zulu (1964) and Zulu Dawn (1979) We’re tackling them in reverse order of release because that’s the chronolo

Remembering Jack Palance (with Logan)

Today Matt and Todd are Joined by Logan to discuss the great Jack Palance. Jack Palance wasn’t just any actor, he was a force of nature who lived more lives than most pe

Victory (aka Escape to Victory) (1981)

Today Matt & Todd return to the HBO classics of our early days with 1981’s Victory (also known as Escape to Victory). Before soccer was a mainstream American pastime, be

Planet of the Apes (1974 Television Series)

Today Matt & Todd swing back into sci‑fi television with the short‑lived but fascinating 1974 TV series: Planet of the Apes. Long before the modern reboots, CBS took a s

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

This week we take a sharp left turn from our usual cinematic diet of Tombs of the Blind Dead, Maniac Cop, and Tango & Cash to talk about a genuine masterpiece of American

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969)

Today Matt and Todd are joined once again by Fire & Water Podcast Network’s “Shagg” Matthews for another cartoon classic: this time the one that started an empire of spoo

The Park is Mine (1985)

Today Matt & Todd crack open the VHS clamshell and revisit the ultimate case of First Blood at home: 1985’s The Park is Mine, starring Tommy Lee Jones; This is Matt &

Seeds of Doom (Dr. Who 13.6, 1976

Today Matt, Todd, and would‑be companion Mike travel through spacetime and land in the Antarctic for the 6th serial of the 13th season of the classic BBC series Doctor Wh

TV/MR Retrospective: Lee Van Cleef (With Logan)

Today Matt & Todd saddle up with (not Wolverine) Logan for a retrospective on one of cinema’s most iconic, sharp‑eyed but little-discussed legends: Lee Van Cleef. Few ac

The Ghost and the Darkness (1996)

Apologies for the strange 'chop' underlying the audio in parts... Today Matt & Todd dive into the 1996 African‑adventure / animal‑horror thriller The Ghost and the Darkn

The Thin Man (1934)

Today Matt & Todd discuss the 1934 comedy-mystery movie: The Thin Man. A wildly successful film, spawning several sequels over 92 years ago, it still sparkles with as mu

Attack of the Blind Dead (1973)

It’s Friday the 13th (or close enough), so Matt and Todd return to horror with a classic franchise. Today we invite you into the unholy terror of: Return of the Blind D

Let's Get Harry (1986)

Today Matt & Todd take on one of Alan Smithee's finest: 1986’s Let’s Get Harry. Starring: Michael Schoeffling Thomas F. Wilson Glenn Frey Rick Rossovich Ben Johnson

The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981)

Today Matt & Todd ride into town with the 1981 Western‑adventure The Legend of the Lone Ranger, directed by William A. Fraker. This movie famously flopped at the box off

Critters (1984)

Today Matt & Todd are invaded by the 1986 sci‑fi‑horror‑comedy Critters, directed by Stephen Herek. Pint‑sized, ravenous, space-hedgehog critters escape space-prison and

The Last of Sheila (1973)

Today Matt & Todd dive into one of the great under‑sung gems of 1970s cinema: the 1973 ensemble whodunnit mystery‑thriller The Last of Sheila, directed by Herbert Ross.