Nothing But Netflix

Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss the fun new holiday movie, Hot Frosty.

Rob Cesternino and Chappell are back with another episode of “Nothing but Netflix,” diving into the number one movie on Netflix, “Hot Frosty.” This holiday film, starring Lacey Chabert, offers a unique twist on the classic snowman tale, blending romance and comedy in a frosty setting. Rob and Chappell explore the film’s quirky plot and its place in the holiday movie lineup.

In “Hot Frosty,” Lacey Chabert stars as Kathy Barrett, a small-town diner owner whose life takes a magical turn when a snowman comes to life. This isn’t your typical snowman, though—he’s chiseled, charming, and ready to spread holiday cheer. As Kathy navigates her feelings for this frosty figure, the town of Hope Springs is abuzz with excitement and a touch of holiday magic.

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As the story unfolds, Kathy must decide if her heart can handle the heat of a snowman romance. Will the magic of Christmas be enough to keep their love alive?

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss the 1990’s classic, She’s All That, with special guest, Josh Wigler (@roundhoward).

Join hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell, along with guest Josh Wigler, as they explore the enduring cultural impact of the 1999 film “She’s All That” and its surprising connections to reality TV, particularly Survivor. This episode delves into how the film’s themes of transformation and identity resonate with modern media, drawing intriguing parallels between the movie’s characters and the journeys of Survivor contestants. The hosts and their guest reflect on the film’s nostalgic value and its portrayal of high school dynamics, offering a fresh perspective on its lasting influence.

The discussion kicks off with a look at the iconic makeover scene in “She’s All That,” a pivotal moment that has left a lasting mark on pop culture. Rob, Chappell, and Josh examine how this transformation theme is mirrored in Survivor, where contestants often undergo personal and strategic changes throughout the game. They highlight how the film’s narrative of self-discovery and reinvention parallels the journeys of many Survivor players, making it a relevant touchstone for reality TV fans.

A particularly thought-provoking segment of the episode involves a comparison between a character’s actions in “She’s All That” and the morally ambiguous behavior of Roman Roy from “Succession.” This discussion underscores the film’s influence on character archetypes in modern television, illustrating how its themes continue to resonate in contemporary storytelling.

The hosts also delve into the star-studded cast of “She’s All That,” noting its representation of the ’90s era and the nostalgic appeal it holds for audiences. They discuss how the film served as a launching pad for many of its actors, cementing its place as a quintessential ’90s movie. This reflection on the film’s nostalgic value adds depth to the conversation, as the hosts and guest consider how its portrayal of high school dynamics still resonates with viewers today.

In a lighter yet critical segment, the episode addresses the unwholesome elements of “She’s All That,” including a shocking prank scene involving pubic hair on food. Rob, Chappell, and Josh discuss the impact of such scenes on viewers, particularly children, and reflect on how these moments contribute to the film’s controversial legacy.

The conversation then shifts to the parallels between “She’s All That” and Survivor 47, focusing on character development and the journey of self-discovery. The hosts and guest draw analogies between the movie’s characters and potential Survivor contestants, exploring how the boldness and confidence of Freddie Prinze Jr.’s character could translate into a winning strategy on the reality show.

This episode offers a unique blend of film analysis and reality TV insights, exploring how “She’s All That” continues to shape pop culture narratives. The engaging discussion provides listeners with a deeper understanding of the film’s impact and its connections to modern media. Will the themes of transformation and identity from “She’s All That” influence the strategies of future Survivor contestants? Tune in to find out.

For an engaging exploration of the intersection between film and reality TV, listen to the full episode and discover how “She’s All That” still influences today’s media landscape.

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss the new 2024 horror film, Time Cut.

Nothing But Netflix is back with Rob Cesternino and Chappelle diving into the latest Netflix hit, “Time Cut.” This episode explores the intriguing blend of time travel and slasher elements, likened to a mix of “Back to the Future” and “Scream.” Rob and Chappelle dissect the film’s nostalgic nods to 2003, its unique plot twists, and the curious case of its title.

In Netflix’ “Time Cut,” a young woman named Lucy finds herself transported back to 2003, the year her sister Summer was tragically murdered by a serial killer. With the chance to alter the past, Lucy navigates high school life, meets her sister for the first time, and faces the dilemma of whether to change history. The Rob and Chappell discuss the film’s clever use of early 2000s culture, from fashion to music, and the eerie similarities to another film, “Totally Killer.”

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Netflix’ “Time Cut” offers a fresh twist on time travel and slasher films, leaving viewers pondering the impact of altering the past. Will Lucy’s actions change the course of history, or are some events inevitable? Tune in to hear Rob and Chappelle’s insights and theories on this captivating Netflix release.

Catch the full episode for an in-depth analysis of Netflix’ “Time Cut” and discover why this film is a must-watch for fans of time-bending thrillers.

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss the new 2024 horror film called Don’t Move. The film follows a grieving woman who must fight for her life after she’s injected with a paralytic agent by a killer.

Step into the suspenseful world of Netflix’s latest thriller, “Don’t Move,” as Rob Cesternino and Chappell unravel the film’s gripping narrative in their latest episode of Nothing But Netflix. This movie, perfect for the spooky season, offers a chilling tale that keeps viewers glued to their screens. Rob guides listeners through the film’s intense storyline while Chappell adds his unique perspective, making for an engaging and insightful discussion.

“Don’t Move” centers around a woman who finds herself paralyzed and at the mercy of a sinister stranger named Richard. The film’s premise is both simple and terrifying, as it explores themes of vulnerability and survival. Rob highlights how the movie’s suspenseful elements make it an ideal fit for Netflix, capturing the audience’s attention without the need for a theatrical release. He notes that the film’s ability to maintain tension throughout its runtime is a testament to its well-crafted narrative.

Chappell shares his initial skepticism about the film, admitting that he wasn’t sure what to expect. However, as the story unfolds, he found himself drawn into the protagonist’s struggle to regain control and outsmart her captor. The film’s suspenseful moments, particularly the protagonist’s clever use of a Swiss Army knife, keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Chappell appreciated how the film manages to balance tension with moments of unexpected humor, adding depth to the viewing experience.

The duo delves into the character of Richard, the film’s intriguing villain. Rob and Chappell explore his complex backstory, which adds layers to the narrative and keeps the audience guessing about his true intentions. Richard’s chilling presence and unpredictable nature make him a memorable antagonist, driving the film’s suspenseful plot forward.

Rob and Chappell also discuss the film’s production, noting its low-budget origins. Despite this, “Don’t Move” delivers a high-quality thriller experience, proving that a compelling story and strong performances can overcome budget constraints. The film’s setting, primarily in the forest and on a boat, adds to its eerie atmosphere, enhancing the overall tension.

In this episode, Rob and Chappell provide a fresh perspective on “Don’t Move,” offering listeners a deep dive into the film’s strategic elements and character dynamics. Their engaging discussion highlights the movie’s ability to challenge traditional storytelling boundaries, making it a standout addition to Netflix’s lineup.

For fans of suspense and thrillers, this episode is a must-listen. Rob and Chappell’s insights into the film’s narrative and production offer valuable context, enhancing the viewing experience. Tune in to explore the chilling world of “Don’t Move” and discover why it’s capturing the attention of audiences everywhere.

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Chappell and special guest, Shannon Guss watch and discuss the new rom-com series starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, Nobody Wants This.

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss It’s What’s Inside, a thriller that follows a pre-wedding reunion between college friends.

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Josh Wigler and Mike Bloom go DOWN THE HATCH to dive deep into their favorite completed TV shows, from LOST to BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and beyond!

In this episode, Josh and Mike speak to Chappell about his first experience watching LOST.

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Chappell and special guests, Mari Forth and Matt Scott discuss all of Mr. McMahon. Mr. McMahon is a documentary television miniseries that explores the influential yet controversial career of professional wrestling promoter Vince McMahon. It is directed by Chris Smith, renowned for his work on Tiger King, with executive producer Bill Simmons and Zara Duffy, recognized for her contributions to Mission Blue. The documentary series featured numerous prominent figures from the world of professional wrestling, including Hulk Hogan, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Paul Heyman, Bret Hart, Eric Bischoff, Shane McMahon, and Stephanie McMahon. It also included media personalities such as businesswoman Kay Koplovitz, professional wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, and other key individuals, providing perspectives on McMahon’s career and legacy.

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We Know Scripted TV, but we also know film! Today, Grace Leeder (@hifromgrace) and Evvie Jagoda (@EvvieJagoda) discuss the new Netflix documentary where Will Ferrell finds out his close friend of is coming out as a trans woman so they take a road trip together to process what this means for their relationship. First, Grace welcomes Chappell (@Chappells_show) onto the podcast to chat about the film for any Nothing But Netflix listeners!

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Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Chappell and special guests, Mari Forth and Matt Scott discuss the Mr. McMahon premiere. This documentary miniseries explores the career of WWE’s Vince McMahon.

Want to chat about this episode? Do you have any recommendations? Head on over to Twitter to let us know by tagging @RobHasAPodcast and using the hashtag #RHAP.