As we continue our streak of classic Disney movies let's hop on Pegasus as we explore the tale of Hercules, a son of gods who is banished to the human world and robbed of his immortality. In order to gain back this immortality the powerful warrior must go on a journey to become a "true hero". Will he go the distance?

The Peridox boys missed a week due to unforseen circumstances but they're back with a vengeance. So come one, come all as we travel across the globe and back in time to revisit this incredible Chinese folktale. This week on Childhood Rewind we talk about the Disney classic, "Mulan" (1999). Strap your seatbelts because we cover not only the film, not only our childhood impressions but (for some odd reason) Drake and Szechuan sauce. Let's enter The Peridox.

When a boy raised by gorillas encounters other humans for the first time as an adult he struggles to decipher where he belongs in the world. Torn between his human likeness and his gorilla upbringing. Josh, Dio, and J discuss the film and that INCREDIBLE Phil Collins soundtrack.

No this isn't the horrendous M. Night Shyamalan film we're talking the O.G series and all it's splendor. The Peridox boys will be joining Team Avatar as they attempt to fulfill Aang's destiny to master all elements on his journey to restoring peace to a war-torn world.

If the summer heat is keeping ya down we have the perfect remedy: Ron Howard's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas". So don't be a grinch and enter The Peridox with us as we dissect the many intricacies of Whoville and the origin of the term "grinch". Spoilers and explicit language warning.

After a 14 year wait "Incredibles 2" FINALLY hit theaters last week and though many of you have seen it already it's never too late to rewind and appreciate the original. And for those of you who haven't seen the sequel join us as we re-enjoy the adventures of the superpowered Parr family, we promise this will be a great refresher before you enjoy the new film.

We know some of y'all had horrendous childhoods but if you haven't seen this one we're at a loss for words. Today we talk about, "The Iron Giant" (1999) a film about Hogarth Hughes and his his enormous and misunderstood killer space robot. Grab some tissues for this one. Let's enter... The Peridox.

Well guys it doesn't get much more 2003 than Bo Welch's ridiculous and wild adaption of, "The Cat in the Hat". The Mike Myers led film is one of the many films that danced a fine line between "Childhood Rewind" and "Yo, Who Made This" which always leads to antics and hilarity. So without further ado let's enter The Peridox.

This week we hop on the magic school bus (no not that one) and venture into the pocket dimension known as "Halloweentown". Honestly, if you haven't seen this film we highly suggest you go back in time and right this wrong before it's too late. We may not be as powerful as the Cromwell family but we still got plenty of spell casting and questioning to do.

After a short vacation from the Wizarding World the Peridox gang heads back to tackle Sirius Black, werewolves and most importantly, Hogwarts tuition.