The 90s’ Rewind Report

Grab your windbreakers and buckle up, Nostalgians! Michael, Nate, and Stan are firing up the Rewind Time Machine for a trip through the world of 1990s live-action Disney movies!

Each host has handpicked three films they consider absolute must-watches from the decade, but with a few loose rules (including the freedom to venture into Disney's sister studios), you can expect a few surprises along the way!

From holiday classics that have earned a permanent spot in your annual living-room viewing traditions to forgotten gems that unlock some long-buried core memories, we're revisiting the movies that made the '90s a magical time to be a Disney fan.

So, whether you're ready to relive some old favorites or discover a few titles that may have slipped under your radar, we've got you covered.

And don't worry... we packed an extra windbreaker just for you!

While ABC apparently thought airing a Halloween movie on November 1st was the way to go, we're getting things right and bringing you one last holiday scare TONIGHT, just in time for the trick-or-treating, spooky season celebrations, and horror movie marathons to officially begin! This time around, Nate Lane takes us back to 1985 with his October Rewind Recommendation: the made-for-TV Halloween horror comedy The Midnight Hour!

What’s your favorite scary movie? This week, Michael, Nate, and Stan pull back the meta-curtain to dissect the ultimate 90s horror masterpiece: Scream (1996). While the guys briefly dip their toes into the broader trilogy and the labyrinth of modern sequels, this episode is a pure, unfiltered homage to the lightning-in-a-bottle original that single-handedly revitalized the slasher genre.

🔪 SURPRISE, SCREAM FANS! A LITTLE BONUS BEFORE THE BIG REVEAL! 🎬

Consider this your sneak preview of tomorrow’s episode of The 90s Rewind Report! We’ve plucked a conversation straight from our upcoming deep dive into Scream (1996), but this particular discussion took a few detours that felt a little too big to leave on the cutting-room floor.

Nate dives into the film’s iconic soundtrack, and the guys get talking about the entire Scream franchise — a conversation that, as much as we loved it, felt a little out of place in an episode dedicated to the original 1996 classic that completely redefined the horror genre and changed the slasher game forever.

So, rather than let this footage disappear into the vault, we’re giving you a little bonus content to hold you over until the main event!

🎧 Enjoy this bonus minisode, and come back TOMORROW for our full Scream (1996) film analysis with Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and Stan!

The phone is ringing. The nostalgia is calling. And whatever you do… don't answer it alone. ☎️👻

Dust off your cassettes and grab your boombox!

In this episode, Michael, Nate, and Stan are breaking down their Top 3 Halloween songs from the decade they grew up in. From spooky radio hits to tracklist gems that scream peak 90s nostalgia, the guys share the definitive anthems that soundtracked their childhood Octobers.

Whether you were trick-or-treating or staying up late for scary movie marathons, these tracks are guaranteed to trigger some major flashbacks.

This is just the beginning of our spooky week marathon. We are dropping a brand-new episode every single day this week, so make sure to hit that follow button and stay tuned!

It's our regular contributor Stan (aka @Nostaligaatnite) very first minisode, and a SPOOKY-SODE at that!

Host Michael Reagan sits down with New York Times Critics’ Pick playwright and viral Vogue essayist Doménica Feraud, whose essay “The Movie Star and Me” sparked widespread conversation, to discuss her debut book, You Are What You See: How My Favorite Shows Became My Worst Influences.

Together, Michael and Doménica explore the powerful—and sometimes damaging—ways television, movies, celebrity culture, and the media we grew up with shaped how an entire generation learned to see themselves and the world around them.

Their conversation goes beyond simple ’90s nostalgia, diving into the complicated relationship between the entertainment we loved and the messages we absorbed along the way. Doménica opens up about her own experiences while she and Michael discuss topics including body image and disordered eating, sex and sexuality, assault, representation, and the lasting influence of pop culture.

Because of the mature and sensitive nature of these topics, this episode of The 90s Rewind Report has been rated Explicit.

📖 Secure your copy of You Are What You See: How My Favorite Shows Became My Worst Influences HERE

We absolutely loved having Doménica on The 90s Rewind Report and are incredibly grateful to her for such an open, thoughtful conversation. The door is always open—we’d be thrilled to welcome her back anytime!

What if the shows, movies, and celebrities we grew up loving shaped us in ways we never realized?

Host Michael Reagan sits down with New York Times Critics’ Pick playwright and viral Vogue essayist Doménica Feraud to discuss her debut book, You Are What You See: How My Favorite Shows Became My Worst Influences.

From ’90s nostalgia to the darker side of pop culture, Michael and Doménica explore how the media we consumed shaped our views on body image, sexuality, representation, and so much more. It’s an honest, thought-provoking conversation about the messages we absorbed growing up—and how they continue to affect us today.

📖 Michael loved the book so much, he named it his October Rewind Recommendation!

⚠️ CONTENT DISCLAIMER: Due to discussions of mature and sensitive topics, including body image and disordered eating, sex and sexuality, and assault, the full episode will be rated EXPLICIT.

👀 This is just a sneak peek! The FULL episode drops TOMORROW, Monday, October 19th! Don’t miss it! 🎙️

Michael, Nate, & Stan's conversation about Pennywise didn't end when the mics cut. The guys continue discussing the film "IT" and take a few detours along the way into topics like Bates Motel, Stranger Things, and even a short film about what would have happened if Georgie had survived his encounter with pennywise.