Rewind Cinema

Sometimes, to get out of prison, you've got to enter a bull-riding contest because you're a natural and the warden needs to make some money. Wait... No you don't.

Everyone has a Jake LaMotta in their life: a great boxer with a quick-temper, heaps of jealousy, and abusive tendencies. Well, minus the boxer part.

Matt and Gabe put on their military-grade combat helmets to prepare themselves for the last hour of this movie. They barely make it out alive.

Special guest Josh Riebock joins Matt and Gabe as they dissect a movie that not only includes the use of Rorschach Tests, but could be considered one all on its own.

Conrad quits the swim team, alienates his friends, lets his brother die on a boat, and causes his mother and father to fall out of love. Stay away from Conrad.

A resurrection of the real Titanic probably could've been attempted with the budget of this film. After watching this, it seems like that might've been a more worthwhile endeavor.

Not all heroes wear capes; some wear dirty hand-me-downs and fix up rusty dirt bikes. In this episode, Matt and Gabe discuss a 1980 feel-good movie that was banished to the shadow realm by John Hughes' films of a similar ilk.

New to the Yabba? Us too. Join Matt, Gabe, and Pat as they venture into the Australian outback to discuss a film that was almost lost in a Pittsburgh warehouse. And yes, the kangaroos are real.

Have you ever wanted to watch a movie where a Vietnam vet stumbles onto a movie set and becomes a stunt man? No? Well... listen to this anyway.

Much like the fish-boy that lies dormant at the bottom of Crystal Lake, Matt and Gabe would rather drown themselves than watch this movie again.

Matt and Gabe take a bunch of hallucinogens and enjoy what will be remembered forever as an excellent film. Only one of those statements is true. You decide.

Matt and Gabe take a closer look at the film that Paul Newman only made because he wanted to create a salad dressing company. Also, surprise Pat Morita.

Join Matt and Gabe in enjoying the film that launched the careers of Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, and the like, while destroying the careers of many others.

Matt and Gabe start their podcasting journey by reviewing the 1980 classic "Windwalker."