Rewind and Repeat

Turn it up to 11, because this week on Rewind and Repeat we’re heading back to the classroom—with a whole lot more attitude. We’re breaking down the ultimate underdog comedy about fake teachers, real talent, and the power of rock ‘n’ roll. From iconic one-liners to shred sessions, this episode celebrates the movie that made us all want to start a band and stick it to the man.

This week, we crack open The Faculty, where teen angst meets alien invasion, and the teachers are definitely not alright. Join us as we dive into ‘90s sci-fi horror, dissect the cast of future stars, and ask the big question: if your principal turned out to be an extraterrestrial, would you even be surprised?

Back to school has never been this ridiculous. This week, we dive into "Billy Madison", Adam Sandler’s breakthrough comedy about a grown man repeating grades to earn his inheritance. From dodgeball mayhem to invisible penguins, we break down the movie’s dumb brilliance, unforgettable quotes, and why it somehow still works over 30 years later.

Time travel, the end of the world, and one very unhinged Brad Pitt—this week we dive into Terry Gilliam's 1995 dystopian thriller 12 Monkeys. Join us as we untangle timelines, question reality, and ask: is Bruce Willis actually saving the world, or just losing his mind? It’s chaotic, it’s clever, and it’s peak ‘90s weird. Grab your hazmat suit, wolf down a few spiders, and enjoy!

This week, we’re diving headfirst into Mystic River — the gritty mystery-drama where trauma runs deep, suspicions run wild, and nobody makes great decisions under pressure. We break down the powerhouse performances, the emotional gut-punch moments, and the neighborhood tension so thick you could cut it with a Boston accent

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the late-’90s teen classic 10 Things I Hate About You—the movie that gave us iconic stadium serenades, classic one-liners, the undeniable charisma of Heath Ledger and what could have been. Join us as we break down why this modern Shakespeare adaptation still hits decades later.

This week, we’re tackling Philadelphia—yes, it’s heavy, but don’t worry, we promise it’s not all doom and gloom. We talk powerhouse performances, unforgettable scenes, and how this movie somehow manages to be heartbreaking, hopeful, and groundbreaking all at once. Along the way, we mix real conversation, a little levity, and genuine appreciation for a film that changed Hollywood and helped open minds. It’s thoughtful, it’s emotional, and somehow still a great hang—press play and come feel things with us.

What’s in the box?! This week, we’re descending into the rain-soaked, dread-filled world of Se7en, David Fincher’s grim masterpiece that turned serial killer movies into cinematic nightmares. We break down the iconic performances, the unforgettable twists, the philosophy behind the seven deadly sins, and why this movie still messes with audiences decades later. It’s dark, it’s disturbing, it’s weirdly comforting—and yes, we absolutely talk that ending.

This week we head back to the mid-80s for a deep dive into St. Elmo's Fire, the Brat Pack classic where everyone’s freshly graduated, wildly emotional, and making horrible decisions. We talk big dreams, questionable morality, and the most iconic sax scenes of all time. Pull up a stool at the bar and join us as we ask the real question: is St. Elmo’s Fire a timeless coming-of-age story—or the most unlikeable group of characters ever put on film?

Buckle up and lock the doors—we’re cruising into the neon-soaked streets of Scorsese’s Taxi Driver. This week on Rewind and Repeat, we unpack Travis Bickle’s slow-burn descent, the grime and glory of 1970s New York, and how a lonely cabbie became one of cinema’s most unsettling icons