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Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives

Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives

By: Adam Chase
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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.

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

    The Last Boy Scout (1991): Bill Medley, Blown-Up Footballs, and Bruce Willis’ Cigarette Budget
    Sep 12 2025

    Exploding footballs. Cigarettes in the rain. Bruce Willis at peak divorce energy.

    This week, the guys dive into The Last Boy Scout (1991) — the Shane Black/Tony Scott fever dream where football is corrupt, cars explode for no reason, and Bill Medley sings the most knockoff anthem in history. Adam calls it life-changing, Jeff brings the trivia (and the sighs), and Steve questions the league’s TV ratings.

    Follow along as we break down Bruce Willis’ weirdest career pocket, Damon Wayans’ indoor sunglasses, and whether this football league somehow connects to Shane Falco and The Replacements.
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    51 mins
  • Rewind or Die: The Fugitive (1993) – Every Henhouse, Outhouse, and Doghouse

    Rewind or Die: The Fugitive (1993) – Every Henhouse, Outhouse, and Doghouse
    Sep 5 2025

    Harrison Ford runs, Tommy Lee Jones doesn’t care, and The Fugitive (1993) still rules. Adam, Jeff, and Steve break down the dam jump, the train crash, the Oscar-winning marshals, and why this is the ultimate dad-thriller. Plus: mustard-on-fries discourse, forgotten TV origins, and whether U.S. Marshalsis more than just a TNT staple.

    Everything you love about ’90s thrillers: real stunts, real Chicago, and Tommy Lee Jones being the most competent man alive.
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  • Back to School (1986) — Rodney Dangerfield vs. College (and Respect)

    Back to School (1986) — Rodney Dangerfield vs. College (and Respect)
    Aug 29 2025

    Rodney Dangerfield goes back to college, hires Kurt Vonnegut for his homework, and somehow beats Top Gun at the box office. In this week’s episode, we dive into Back to School (1986) — the VHS comedy classic with the legendary Triple Lindy, Robert Downey Jr. in gremlin mode, Pauly from Rocky, Terry Farrell (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine), and Billy Zabka being the ultimate 80s villain.

    We break down how this Rodney Dangerfield comedy made $90 million, became a Comedy Central staple in the 90s, and why it’s still a cult favorite today. Plus: listener emails, fake IMDb reviews, and a debate about Harrison Ford’s place on the Mount Rushmore of action movies.

    Hit play, subscribe, and get ready for a full dose of “No Respect!” nostalgia.
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    47 mins
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