Rewind or Die is a comedy podcast about movies that are weird, wild, or way more important to us than they probably should be. Hosted by three friends with strong opinions and questionable priorities, each episode dives headfirst into a different cult classic, box office bomb, or nostalgic fever dream from the video store era. Expect deep movie breakdowns, absurd tangents, pointless arguments, unhinged theories, and the occasional debate over things like cursed action figures, haunted Chuck E. Cheeses, or whether Jack Burton could survive American Gladiators. If you love pop culture chaos, long conversations that spiral into madness, and the kind of movie talk that feels like arguing in your friend’s basement at 1 a.m.—you’re home now. New episodes every week. Bring snacks.

Johnny Mnemonic (1995): The Future Was a Lot Dumber Than We Remember

The Net (1995): The Internet, According to 1995

Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995): Burnout, Riddles, and the Entire City Exploding

Santa Claus: The Movie (1985): The Origin Story Nobody Asked For

Die Hard 2 (1990): Snow, Chaos & Airport Dad Energy

Die Hard (1988): Yippee-Ki-Yay, It’s the Rewind or Die Christmas Special

Jingle All the Way (1996): Sinbad, Turbo Man, and the Mall Apocalypse

Houseguest (1995): The Most Wholesome Crime Spree of the 1990s

Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987): A Road Trip Through Chaos, Catharsis & Car Fires

Dutch (1991): Fireworks, Father Figures & Emotional Damage

Sgt. Bilko (1996): A Few Good Scams

Halloween 4: The Return of Basic Cable

Halloween III (1982): Season of the Witch – The One Without Michael Myers

Halloween II (1981) – The Night Evil Worked a Double Shift

Halloween (1978): The $300,000 Movie That Terrified the World

They Live (1988) – John Carpenter’s Alien Conspiracy, Rowdy Roddy Piper’s Mullet, and the Greatest Alley Fight Ever Filmed

Prince of Darkness (1987) – John Carpenter’s Slime, Alice Cooper, and the Cursed VHS from Hell

John Carpenter’s The Fog (1980) – Ghost Sailors, Fog Machines & Underrated Horror

Christine (1983) – John Carpenter’s Killer Car, Stephen King Chaos, and VHS Mayhem

Sneakers (1992) — Robert Redford, Pizza, and Paranoia

Action Jackson: Craig T. Nelson Does Karate, Cinema is Saved

Rewind or Die BONUS: Weapons (2025) – Julia Garner Panic Attacks, Haunted Bass Pro Shops, and Josh Brolin Buying Mulch with a Shotgun

The Last Boy Scout (1991): Bill Medley, Blown-Up Footballs, and Bruce Willis’ Cigarette Budget

Rewind or Die: The Fugitive (1993) – Every Henhouse, Outhouse, and Doghouse

Back to School (1986) — Rodney Dangerfield vs. College (and Respect)

Point Break (1991) – Surfboards, Skydives, and Swayze’s Wave of Destiny

The ‘Burbs (1989) – Tom Hanks, Nosy Neighbors & Suburban Paranoia Gone Wild

Timecop (1994) – Jean-Claude Van Damme Kicks Through the Space-Time Continuum

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) – Divorce, Deception & Domestic Espionage

Back to the Future – Is Doc Brown a Ghost or Just Bad at Money?

The Money Pit (1986) – Where Homeownership Meets Hilarity and Total Collapse

The Great Outdoors: Bear-ly Surviving a 96er

Welcome to the Rock... Now Please Justify These Expenses — Part 3 of 3

Road House (1989) – Pain Don’t Hurt, But This Town Might

SPEED: POP QUIZ, HOTSHOT!

Tombstone (1993): Gunfights, Mustaches, and the Cable TV Classic That Won the West

Rewind or Die Shorts: Episode 5 — QR Codes, Clueless, and the NBA Quiz That Broke Us

The Replacements (2000) – Falco Rises and Hackman Yells

Enemy of the State (1998): Surveillance Goblins, Turkey Bags, and One Extremely Wired Gene Hackman

Crimson Tide (1995): Gene Hackman, Pizza Dogs, and Submarine Mutiny Protocols

“The Firm (1993): Fax Machines, Tax Crimes, and Gene Hackman in a Hawaiian Shirt”

Captain Ron: The 90s Boat Movie That Hijacked Our Podcast (April Fools Special)

Big Trouble in Little China (1986) – Kurt Russell Fights Sorcerers in a Tank Top

"The Thing (1982) – John Carpenter’s Horror Masterpiece, Practical Effects Madness, and Why Hollywood Keeps Failing to Remake It"

Escape from New York (1981) – Snake Plissken, Dystopian Mayhem, and John Carpenter’s Punk Rock Masterpiece

Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)