Retro Rewind Podcast

What if this whole podcast is just an auditory facade that you listen to while your whole life is being filmed as a TV show?! What if Paul and Francisco aren't actually movie/game time travelers!?! Listen as we explore the meta of The Truman Show.

We take off to a local club for some pancakes and bacon this epi...(oh its about some high school kids in detention? No bacon?!) Listen as the RRP crew flies duo, and revisits The Breakfast Club.

It wasn't too much of a puzzle to get the RRP crew playing the sequel to Bust-A-Move, itself a spin-off of Bubble Bobble. Listen as regular guest Quitos Ruiz joins us to decide if this is a game still worth your time today.

We head to Alcatraz island to recover some VX poison gas rockets, or at least discuss watching Cage and Connery go up against Ed Harris's platoon of Marine mercenaries. Listen as Nate Henderson returns to help us review The Rock.

Is the sci-fi sequel, Terminator 2, even better than the original? Come with us if you want to...listen to the RRP crew's judgment of this Arnold Schwarzenegger film. We also do a mini-review of Captain America: Civil War for our NewTube.

Before there were Deloreans that could go back and forth through time, there were only oneway tickets for man and machine...man, to travel to 1984 in search of Sarah Conor. The RRP crew likewise traveled back to that year in search of a rating on The Terminator.

The RRP crew finds themselves at Lake Winnipesaukee to witness a crazy man, drive another man into madness, or is it our good captain that is going mad watching this 90s film. Listen as Francisco and Paul discuss What About Bob?, with returning guest host Chris Cowan.

We may not want Pauly Shore as our son-in-law, but does that mean that the comedy Son in Law is not worth watching? The RRP crew jumps to 90s farms, then 90s big cities, and back to answer that question.

When a hacker breaks into NORAD in 1983, its the job of the RRP crew to go back, observe, and rate if this early hi-tech trespass was classically done, or full of bugs. Let's dial-up for WarGames.

After selecting our classes, the RRP crew heads into the capture the flag warzone, as we replay Team Fortress Classic. Quitos "game correspondent" Ruiz joins us to rate this multiplayer FPS.

The jungle heads to us as we head back to the 1995 film, Jumanji. The RRP crew is joined by artist Ciara Hartzell, to "paint you a picture" as to why or why not you should rewatch this Robin Williams flick.

The RRP crew not only traverse space and time, but spiritual domains in the latest episode. Joined by regular guest Josh Powers, we revisit the "hellish" film Stay Tuned and rate whether it is worth watching today.

The RRP crew finds themselves in Military Court this episode, but no fear, Tom Cruise is our defense attorney. Listen to our roundtable with returning guest Nate Henderson to decide if A Few Good Men is still worth watching today - that is if you can handle the TRUTH!

We are without a guest host this episode, making us wonder if we should have given Uncle Buck a call to come and help. Of course we had to rewatch and rate the movie before we could be sure he/it would still hold up today.

It is time to find the jerk within all of us, or maybe we just review Steve Martin's Portrayal of one. Listen to find out if we think The Jerk holds up today.

The grudge match is on between Ryu and Ken, as well as some new challengers, when the RRP crew time-jumps to our first fighting game. Both Free Hugs and Quitos Ruiz join Paul and Francisco to special move our way through Super Street Fighter 2.

If you are looking for a little trick to take your mind off the pain of a commute/work day, give us your pinky finger...or ear, and you might feel a little pressure to listen to the RRP crew discuss Major Payne.

Somethings gotta be done about the podcast! Chris Cowan interrupts our planned Major Payne episode so that we can go back to Back to the Future 2!

Take your little hand in mine - there ain’t no hill or mountain the RRP crew can’t review. And this episode we take aim at Groundhog Day. Listen to our take on whether this 90s Movie is worth rewatching again, and again, and again, and…

Mice in the 80s movie An American Tail are mislead that “There are no cats in America”. But our review won’t mislead you about whether you should watch this original Fievel movie.