The 90s’ Rewind Report

This week, Nate and Brayden take us on a trip back in time before the 90s. The magic school bus drops us off for a groovy trip to 1969 with the Thanksgiving themed film; Alice's Restaurant, based on the Arlo Guthrie song of the same name. So grab your bell-bottoms and a slice of pumpkin pie as they take you just a mile from the railroad track to Alice's Restaurant. 

Nathan and Brayden take you back in time to a tubular thanksgiving from 90s past by watching the comedy film "Son-in-law". 

In this exciting episode of The 90s Rewind Report hosts Michael Reagan and Nathan Lane continue their nostalgic journey through the iconic SNICK programming block, diving into the later half of the 1990s and the early 2000s. Part 2 of their discussion highlights key shows, memorable moments, and the cultural impact of SNICK during this transformative era in children's television. From beloved characters to groundbreaking themes, Michael and Nate explore how SNICK shaped the childhoods of a generation, while also reflecting on the shift in programming and the emergence of new favorites. Join them as they reminisce and unpack the magic of Saturday nights that kept audiences glued to their screens.

Clarissa Explains it all, Roundhouse, Are you afraid of the dark? If you grew up in the 90s a big orange couch just popped into your mind alongside the word SNICK. Dive into SNICK from it's beginning when it launched in 1992 with Nathan Lane and Michael Reagan.

Host Michael Reagan and guest Lilly Valentine pick up where they left off in the Beetlejuice rewatch, and Lilly shares more hidden treasures about the film and other Beetlejuice related projects she discovered on her nostalgic deep dive into the 90s rabbit hole. 

Host Michael Reagan and guest Lilly Valentine rewatch Beetlejuice, and the two do a detailed scene by scene analysis, talk about the scrapped original sequel concepts, and discuss trivia about the film you may not know! 

Hosts Michael Reagan and Nate Lane discuss the animated series, based on the Tim Burton classic film of the same name "Beetlejuice"; which debuted September 9, 1989 with the pilot episode "Critter sitters". The two talk about the absence of Adam & Barbara from the series, the drastic makeovers of the title characters from film to animation, and as Michael & Nate discuss the episode, they inadvertently conjure a guest when they say her name 3 times. 

In this spine-tingling episode of The 90s Rewind Report, your favorite trio—Michael, Brayden, and Nathan—delve deep into the eerie world of 90s horror culture. Join them as they reminisce about the films, television shows, and chilling tales that shaped their childhoods and left a lasting impact that lingers into adulthood. From iconic slasher flicks to haunting TV series, the hosts will each share their personal top five horror entertainment stories that not only gave them nightmares but also defined a decade of terrifying creativity.

In this enchanting episode of The 90s Rewind Report, hosts Michael Reagan and Nathan Lane shine a spotlight on the 1986 Disney classic, Mr. Boogedy. Known for its charming blend of humor and spookiness, this made-for-TV film has become a nostalgic favorite for many who grew up in the 80s & 90s. The film stars some notable names; including John Astin, and also helped launch the careers of 90s icons Kristy Swanson, & David Faustino. 

Michael and Nathan kick off the episode by sharing their personal memories of watching the film as kids, reminiscing about the era’s unique blend of supernatural storytelling. As they dive into a detailed rewatch, they analyze the whimsical tale of the Davis family and their encounter with the mischievous ghost, Mr. Boogedy. The hosts explore the film’s memorable characters, including the lovable but bumbling dad, and the spooky yet comedic elements that make this film a must-watch during the Halloween season.

In this spooktastic episode of The 90s Rewind Report, hosts Michael, Nathan, and Brayden dive into one of the most beloved Halloween episodes of the iconic show The Adventures of Pete & Pete titled "Halloweenie," which originally aired October 30, 1994.

Big Pete thinks he's too old to trick or treat, Little Pete wants to break the Wellsville record for most houses trick-or-treated in one night, and a gang of bullies calling themselves "The pumpkin eaters" are going around causing chaos & mischief with the intent to get Halloween cancelled in Wellsville forever.