Be Kind, Please Rewind!

Joe and Adam wrap up Season 3 with The Horror of Frankenstein (1970) . This film is a black comedy remake of The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) and sees Peter Cushing replaced as the title character by Ralph Bates. This would mark the only time that Hammer Films did not have Peter Cushing portraying Baron Frankenstein.

In what could be considered the Ernest Scared Stupid variant of the Franken-multiverse, Adam and Joe revisit Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974) . In this "classic" tale, Peter Cushing's Frankenstein doesn't actually create anything, but he sure does have fun running an asylum with zany characters! Come join us as we enjoy the final appearance of Peter Cushing as Baron...

BONUS EPISODE! Joe and Adam give their thoughts on the new Deadpool & Wolverine movie! This action-packed episode includes their thoughts on the opening sequence, how this film is really a love letter to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine and the Fox's MCU, the future of Dogpool, and all the cameos. Also, a Reb Brown reference is made which the audience will not understand. He played Steve Roger...

In the next installment of the Frankenstein saga starring Peter Cushing, the controversial Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969) features a unique take on the Monster. Come join the hosts as they lament the hazards of deer, crime, and the pace of this film.

Things are getting weird in the Franken-verse! Contrary to promotional material which seems to promise a different type of scandalous, Baron Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) uses his odd technology to suck the soul out of his young servant and place it into the young man's girlfriend! Come enjoy Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) !

The hammer falls in round 3 of our examination of Frankenstein films (by Hammer Films, of course). In The Evil of Frankenstein (1964) , we find Dr. Frankenstein and his personality-devoid sidekick, Hans, on the run in a new town. As luck would have it, however, they find the original (Universal?) monster with the help of a young lady. Throw a Hypnotist and a Burgermeister into the mix, and we end...

After a 4th of July holiday break, Joe and Adam review The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958) , starring Peter Cushing. This is the 2nd Frankenstein movie brought to us by Hammer Films. They also reflect on what could have been if Hammer imitated The Incredible Hulk television series with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, with Cushing playing the role of the walking man...

It's Hammer Time! Season 3 kicks off with an in-depth look at Hammer Films' The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) with Peter Cushing as Frankenstein and Christopher Lee as the Monster. We also get to watch an odd love triangle between Victor Frankenstein, Professor "Krispy Kreme" Krempe, and love interest Elizabeth! Ultimately, this flick is an all-time classic horror film that has so...

In a stunning conclusion to Season 2, Joe and Adam revisit the epic (forgotten) classic, King Kong Escapes (1967) . Loosely based off the nearly lost Kong cartoon series, The King Kong Show (Rankin/Bass) , this movie is like all the best parts of Saturday morning cartoons. In this film, you have it all: Kong, Mechani-kong, the evil Dr. Who, Madame Piranha, and more! Also, Season 3 starts next week...

We've been lied to our entire lives. King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) is not a bad movie. At least if you watch the Japanese version of the film. It is actually just the Universal-distributed Americanized version that is so very bad. Having uncovered this gem of a film, Joe and Adam discuss the differences between the movies and lament having lived their entire lives not realizing the truth.

The third film in RKO's unofficial trilogy, Mighty Joe Young was a film ahead of its time. In this episode, Joe (the podcaster, not the actor from this film) and Adam discuss the underrated Mighty Joe Young and the spectacular special effects from Ray Harryhausen.

Overshadowing Cody Rhodes at Wrestlemania, Joe and Adam discuss Carl Denham finishing his King Kong story once-and-for-all. At 69 minutes, this rushed sequel picks up the story of Carl Denham dealing with the aftermath of King Kong's destruction.

Season Two begins! Joe and Adam go old school with an all-time classic, King Kong (1933). Did Beauty kill the Beast? Or was it really Carl Denham?

BONUS EPISODE...Joe discusses Five Nights at Freddy's with a special guest host, Logan Gould. They discuss the impressive practical effects, how the movie fits into FNAF lore, and the scary moments through (or lack thereof).

Season One concludes with Godzilla: Final Wars , the final film in the Godzilla Millenium series! Oh, how fun this movie could have been.... Due to possibly the worst writing and directing combination in the Godzilla franchise, this was, by far, the longest running Godzilla film at the time of its release. This movie has it all (almost literally): aliens, lots of X, mutants, Don Frye, 15+ kaiju, a...

The sequel to Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla , Japan repairs Mechagodzilla and tinkers with his DNA to keep the soul of the 1954 Godzilla at bay. Eventually, we get another battle between the current Godzilla and Mechagodzilla, but this time they are not alone. Keeping continuity with the original Mothra (1961) , old characters return!

BONUS EPISODE! Joe and Adam give quick takes on the key plot points in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire . -Will Godzilla eventually transition into Reptar? -Old Man Kong and his oral hygiene. -Is Skar a rip-off of Scar from Lion King? -Will Diddy Kong (aka Suko) get his red hat? -Are we eventually going to get a Diddy Kong/Reptar vs Mechani-Kong/Mechani-Reptar film?

Technical issues resolved, Joe and Adam cover the 2nd half of Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla . Utilizing shady ethics, Japan uses the bones of the original 1954 Godzilla to create the mighty Mechagodzilla. However, upon entering battle with the current Godzilla, things do not go according to plan!

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, the team presents part 1 of their review of Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla. In this film, Japan does the 1954 Godzilla dirty, playing god with his bones and using them to make an archnemesis for another Godzilla, who has recently been making their life difficult. This film is the 4th movie in Godzilla's Millenium series.

What a lengthy title! After two box office failures, Toho overpowers the dream movie of their next director in order to ensure positive cash flow. The result? This film. Move over B and C-string monsters, the big boys of Mothra and Ghidorah are in town for this epic (with their side kick, Baragon)! Come join Joe and Adam as they discuss this "classic" and controversial Godzilla film, whi...

Joe and Adam take a break from the Godzilla's Millenium series to check out the award-winning and box office sensation, Godzilla Minus One .

Joe and Adam discuss the 2nd film in the Millenium series of Godzilla. In the movie, Japan attempts to take down Godzilla via a black hole gun! What could possibly go wrong? The result is they accidently unleash Megaguirus, a giant bug that resembles a cross between a cicada and a dragonfly!

What do you do when an American company creates a monster-sized movie using your IP? If it is as poorly received as Godzilla (1998), then you rush a smaller budget production to release and try to capitalize on the Y2K phenomenon by incorporating 2000 in the title. The result? Godzilla 2000 by Toho. Season one of Be Kind, Please Rewind! begins with Joe Gould and Adam Winters reviewing Godzilla 200...