The Rewind Movie Podcast’s resident horror-heads, Devlin and Matt, return (from their graves) to trick and treat you to their one-stop Hallowe’en shop, as they curate another "All Hallows' Evening." Join us for a seasonal slice of horror, art, and chat. It's HalloRe'ewind '25 aka HalloRe'ewind IV or V: Talkin' Jive! The Rewind Movie Podcast’s HalloRe’ewind duelling triple bills! Two mini-marathons of 3-film... Continue Reading →
Introduced by Matt Two Bahama Mamas, Please 🦈 Although borderline calamitous in its execution at times, I digested the terminal death rattle of the Jaws series (on a 4:3, open matte VHS taped off the telly, no less) so often as a nipper that when its filmic son of Scheider dons that yellow (symbolic of... Continue Reading →
Films chosen and introduced by Matt In 1982, the Ladd Company unleashed the dystopian sci-fi classic, Blade Runner. In 1984, they crapped out the first Police Academy movie. Quite the about turn. Overtly racist, sexist, homophobic, fat-shaming characters populated the hugely popular hit, which spawned six shady sequels ranging from amusing to abhorrent. Believe it... Continue Reading →
Scary season's greetings, and a warm but wicked welcome to HalloRe'ewind '23, aka In Violent Agreement, The Rewind Movie Mêlée, The Great Big HalloRe'ewind Ding-Dong!, Filmic Fisticuffs, Kino-Clash, Motion Picture Punch-up, Flick-off, Feature Film Fracas, Cinema Scuffle, Quartet Quarrel, etc. It’s The Rewind Movie Podcast’s inaugural, choose your own adventure, HalloRe’ewind evening of duelling quadruple... Continue Reading →
Introduced by Matt Star Wars (1977) "Let the Wookiee win." C-3PO, Star Wars It's always easy in retrospect to play post-structuralist, but for context, Star Wars is considered a crowd-rallying, post-Watergate and Vietnam War phoenix from the flames. It truly was a period of civil war in the USA, with gritty, cynical pictures mirroring the... Continue Reading →
Film chosen and introduced by Matt In every sense, 1999 was a year of profound horror. I was sixteen going on seventeen, and careering towards my final year of secondary school. The queasy terror of receiving distinctly average GCSE results—though thankfully they were good enough to nudge me into a technical college, accompanied by a... Continue Reading →
Introduced by Matt Discounting Piranha II: The Spawning—from which James Cameron claims to have been sacked, in a shrewd attempt to distance himself from, and disown it—and his underwater documentary work, he's only actually directed eight films, and for me, only three are worth your precious time: The Terminator, Aliens, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day.... Continue Reading →
Introduced by Matt Home Alone is not for everyone. As much as my dad laughs at Gerald G. Bamman's indelible portrayal of the miserly Uncle Frank, I’m certain it's not entirely his cup of tea—though I do cherish the memory of him taking me to see Home Alone 2: Lost in New York at the old... Continue Reading →
The Rewind Movie Podcast’s very own HalloRe’ewind returns—this year, chillingly curated by Scarious Artists (aka me, Matt), featuring an unlucky dip… a ghoulish grab bag… a petrifying potluck… a gruesome gumbo—you get the point. A spine-chilling selection of haunted holiday horrors await! 9:00 It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966) 25m Good morning, you blockheads.... Continue Reading →
Film chosen by listener Louis Naum, introduced by Matt Anyone who’s ever upped and moved to a new town recognises The Lost Boys’ eighties, tropey Karate Kid vibes. I responded immediately to the plight of the Emersons—not because I ever relocated myself as a child, but as I’m from Catterick Village—ten minutes from Catterick Garrison, which remains the... Continue Reading →
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