Rewind and Repeat

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we are joined by actor and podcast host Ethan Suplee to saddle up for one of the most epic films ever made: Lawrence of Arabia. Join us as we dive into Peter O'Toole's legendary performance, the breathtaking desert cinematography, the larger-than-life true story behind T.E. Lawrence, and why this 1962 classic still towers over modern blockbusters. Grab your canteen and join us for a journey across the desert with one of cinema's greatest adventures.

On this episode of Rewind and Repeat, we’re breaking down the absurd comedy classic "Baseketball" starring Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park. From ridiculous team names and over-the-top psych-outs to surprisingly quotable moments, we revisit one of the weirdest sports movies ever made and celebrate the chaotic genius behind it.

This week on Rewind and Repeat, we dive into Zodiac — the chilling true-crime thriller that turned ciphers, suspects, and late-night paranoia into one of the most obsessive movies of the 2000s. Join us as we break down the mystery, the performances, and why this David Fincher masterpiece still keeps people looking over their shoulder.

On this episode of Rewind & Repeat, we’re hitting the streets with "The Warriors," the cult classic that turned New York City into one giant battleground. We break down the unforgettable gangs, iconic one-liners, synth-heavy atmosphere, and why this movie still feels cool decades later. From the Baseball Furies to that legendary “come out to play” scene, we revisit everything that makes an all-time midnight movie favorite.

On this episode of Rewind and Repeat, we’re checking into the movie that traumatized an entire generation of backpackers. We break down the wild kills, gross-out moments, chaotic characters, and whether Hostel is actually way better than people give it credit for.

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the absurd, rapid-fire chaos of Airplane!—the movie that rewired comedy forever. From deadpan deliveries to absolutely absurd gags, we break down why this parody classic still hits just as hard today.

We talk about the genius of the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker trio, the brilliance of casting straight-laced actors like Leslie Nielsen in completely ridiculous roles, and how the film manages to cram more jokes into 90 minutes than most comedies do in a trilogy. Plus, we share our favorite lines, background gags, and the moments that still catch us off guard.

This week, we’re going deep into the chaos, controversy, and comedy of Tropic Thunder—the movie that somehow gets away with everything. Join us as we break down how Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr., and Jack Black created one of the most outrageous Hollywood satires ever put on screen.

This week, we’re howling at the moon with a deep dive into An American Werewolf in London—the perfect blend of horror, humor, and some of the wildest practical effects ever put on screen. From awkward backpacking mishaps to full-blown werewolf chaos, we break down what makes this cult classic so unforgettable. Is it terrifying? Hilarious? Both? You decide!

Sink your teeth into this wild ride as we dive into "From Dusk Till Dawn"—the genre-bending cult classic that starts as a crime thriller and explodes into full-on vampire chaos. We break down the twists, the craziness, and why this movie still hits decades later.

In this episode, we take a late-night ride through Collateral—the slick, tense thriller where a mild-mannered cab driver gets pulled into an edge of your seat game of cat-and-mouse. Joining us is the one and only Eric Stonestreet, who helps us unpack Tom Cruise’s chilling performance, Jamie Foxx’s everyman panic, and why this movie remains one of the greatest thrillers of the century. Buckle up as we cruise through one unforgettable night in L.A.