
What happens when the future shows up… and immediately panics? This week on Rewind or Die , we dive into Johnny Mnemonic (1995) — the cyberpunk oddity that tried to warn us about the dangers of information overload...


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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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Signup to Generate a PitchRewind 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.
Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives is hosted by Adam Chase. The show has published 69 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Johnny Mnemonic (1995): The Future Was a Lot Dumber Than We Remember" (9 January 2026, 42 minutes), "The Net (1995): The Internet, According to 1995" (2 January 2026, 58 minutes), and "Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995): Burnout, Riddles, and the Entire City Exploding" (25 December 2025, 47 minutes).
Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 69 episodes.
Booking probability for Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Rewind or Die – Cult Movies, Trash Cinema, and Deep Dives's contact route on record: verified email.
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What happens when the future shows up… and immediately panics? This week on Rewind or Die , we dive into Johnny Mnemonic (1995) — the cyberpunk oddity that tried to warn us about the dangers of information overload...

In 1995, Hollywood was extremely confident it understood the internet — and The Net is the proof. This week on Rewind or Die , we revisit the Sandra Bullock techno-thriller that assumed one wrong click could erase your...

Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995) isn’t just the third Die Hard movie — it’s the one where the franchise stops having fun and starts having a very bad day. This week on Rewind or Die , we’re digging into the most...

What if the definitive Santa Claus origin story cost $50 million, involved corporate sabotage, exploding candy canes, and John Lithgow turning Christmas into a hostile takeover? This week on Rewind or Die , we revisit...

Strap in, holiday travelers — this week the Rewind or Die crew digs into Die Hard 2 (1990) , the only action sequel brave enough to say, “What if Christmas travel was already terrible… and then we made it way worse?”...

A full deep-dive breakdown of the ultimate action classic John McClane has a nightmare Christmas Eve, Hans Gruber steals the movie, and the Rewind or Die crew unpacks Die Hard (1988) with more chaos than an elevator...

This week on Rewind or Die , Adam, Jeff, Steve, and Lewis dive headfirst into the chaotic, sugar-fueled fever dream that is Jingle All the Way — the 1996 Christmas comedy that asked the bold question: What if Arnold...

In this episode of Rewind or Die , Adam, Jeff, Steve, and Louis dive headfirst into the bafflingly charming 1995 comedy Houseguest , where Sinbad breaks into a rich family’s life, commits light identity theft, eats...

This week the guys dive headfirst into Planes, Trains & Automobiles — John Hughes’ chaotic travel masterpiece and the greatest Thanksgiving movie ever made. Adam, Jeff, and Steve unload the travel trauma, male...

It’s Thanksgiving season on Rewind or Die , and the crew is hitting the highway with Ed O’Neill’s most unhinged road trip ever. This week, Adam, Jeff, and Steve break down John Hughes’ forgotten holiday comedy Dutch —...

Episode #47
Steve Martin runs a motor pool like it’s a Vegas casino, Phil Hartman’s out for blood, Dan Aykroyd’s accidentally in charge, and somewhere in the chaos—Chris Rock’s hacking a government computer and saying “I’m in.”...

Episode #46
Michael Myers is back… on basic cable. The Rewind or Die crew dives headfirst into Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers — the slasher sequel that refuses to die, still plays on TV every October, and somehow feels...

The Rewind or Die crew dives into Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) — the Halloween movie without Michael Myers but with killer commercials, cursed masks, Tom Atkins, and enough shamrock-shake chaos to melt your...

Michael Myers never punched out — he just moved to the night shift. In this deliriously fun deep dive, the Rewind or Die crew clocks in for Halloween II (1981) — the rare sequel that doesn’t even let its characters...

John Carpenter made Halloween for three hundred thousand dollars and accidentally rewired the entire horror genre. In this kickoff to the Rewind or Die Halloween mega-block, Adam, Jeff, and Steve dive into the indie...

John Carpenter’s They Live isn’t just a movie — it’s a prophecy wrapped in a suplex. Adam, Jeff, and Steve throw on the sunglasses to see the truth: the 1980s were ruled by aliens, Reaganomics, and bad cable reception...

Episode #41
Grab your glow-in-the-dark chalice and kneel before the jar—because the Rewind or Die crew is cracking open John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness (1987) , aka the cursed VHS that feels like Taco Bell at 2 a.m. Adam, Jeff...

John Carpenter followed Halloween with glowing mist, cursed gold, and hook-wielding ghost sailors. We dive deep into The Fog (1980) — the production, the reshoots that saved it, Adrienne Barbeau’s lighthouse DJ vibes...

It’s 1983, John Carpenter teams up with Stephen King, and the result is… a car that straight-up murders people. Christine is part horror, part puberty metaphor, and part demolition derby. In this episode of Rewind or...

Robert Redford is gone at 89, so the guys dropped a bonus episode on his paranoid cult classic Sneakers (1992). It’s dad-heist cinema at its peak: pizza debates, dial-up hacking, Sidney Poitier staying calm, and Dan...
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