The 90s’ Rewind Report

In this episode of The 90s Rewind Report, hosts Michael Reagan and Nate Lane are joined by a special guest host who makes a long-awaited return since the pilot episode; Bailey Decker.

Host: Michael Reagan, & Nate Lane

Join host Michael Reagan in this enchanting episode of The 90s Rewind Report, where he welcomes the incredibly talented Connie Kelly! Get ready to be mesmerized as they dive into Connie's Spooktacular homemade life-size Halloween decorations inspired by the beloved film Hocus Pocus.

Check out photos of Connie's whimsical decorations

Join Nate and Michael as they embark on a thrilling investigation into the resurgence of slasher films in the 1990s. In this episode, Nate meticulously analyzes a selection of iconic slasher films from that era, comparing them to their horror rivals and even taking a look at family films that unexpectedly soared at the box office, overshadowing some of the horror hits. Together, they delve deep into the cinematic landscape of the time, searching for that pivotal moment when the slasher genre experienced a powerful revival. So, grab your detective hats and prepare for a suspenseful journey to uncover the magic that reignited this beloved genre!

In this episode, we explore the captivating world of the horror culture and its profound impact on children growing up in the 1990s. We explore how the rise of horror-themed movies, TV shows, and books shaped the fears and fantasies of a generation, influencing their playtime, storytelling, and social interactions... and We have our very first guest!

The gang picks up where they left off in 1994 to discuss TGIF in the latter half of the decade focusing on 1995-2001. It was during this magical time in television history we were graced with shows such as You Wish, Teen Angel, & Sabrina the Teenage Witch; arguably the most popular show in the TGIF lineup, with an average weekly viewing audience of 12 million. Were you one of them?  

Family Matters, Step-by-Step, Dinosaurs, Boy Meets World, Sister Sister... chances are if you were watching television on Friday nights in the 90s, at least one of these shows sparked the memory receptors in your brain. If not, don't worry, TGIF brought us an unforgettable era of television, so much so, that we have broken it into two parts. In this episode we are talking about TGIFs beginnings from the 1989 lineup to 1994. 

Welcome to the first episode of the 90s Rewind Report! To set the tone for the decade, three siblings Michael the oldest born in 1985, Brayden born in 1990, and Bailey born in 1995 will use their age differences to their advantage by discussing their varied experiences growing up in the era, during these very different stages of adolescence.