The Rewind Podcast

The Overdue Leading Role for Julie Benz

This week Jonah⁠ tells ⁠Keeks⁠ the tale of the short lived ABC superhero series No Ordinary Family, starring Michael Chiklis and pod favorite Julie Benz. 

Jonah discusses the special effects and what makes the story unique to the superhero genre. Something like open communication between family members and close friends about super powers was rare at the time. This show came out w...

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Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ brave the Miami heat to find out if Dexter: Original Sin lives up to the legacy of the Dexter franchise.

Keeks is a Dexterverse newcomer, and Jonah is a fan of the original series and the 2021 revival Dexter: New Blood. With eight seasons (96 episodes) of Dexter and 10 episodes of the revival, there is a lot of lore to cover, but the best part of a prequel series is that a newco...

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This week, Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ ask, “Why are we touching unidentified relics” while discussing the 2022 reimaging of the 1987 horror film Hellraiser.

Hellraiser (2022) is the first film in an attempt to revive the long-running, cult classic kicked off by Clive Barker. Eight different directors added to the Hellraiser mythos from 1987 to 2018. David Bruckner stepped into the 11th installment and bro...

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Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ travel to 1920s New Orleans to discuss the 2022 AMC series Interview with the Vampire, starring Jacob Anderson, Sam Reid, and Eric Bogosian.

Trigger Warning

This episode was recorded before Michelle Trachtenberg's untimely passing. Michelle was mentioned during one of the hosts' rabbit-chase conversations. If you haven’t listened, please check out our episode A Tribute to Trachte...

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Jonah and Keeks are taking a week to regroup, but don’t worry. We’re leaving you with a trailer reaction to get you through the week. 

Your hosts settle in to watch the second official trailer for the Ryan Coogler film Sinners, starring Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld. And yes, Jordan is playing his twin…sigh. Is that a good or bad sign? You decide.

After many questions, mostly surrounding the...

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Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ took a break from the regular show format to celebrate the life and career of a millennial queen, Michelle Trachtenberg.

With roles like Dawn Summers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy), and Georgina Sparks (Gossip Girl) under her belt, Michelle was THAT GIRL. From commercials to television and film, she had a long, consistent career th...

It plays the podcast like it’s told, or it gets the hose again! That’s right, Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ hopped over to the FICTIONAL world of Hannibal Lecter to discuss the 2013 series Hannibal.

Before they dive into Hannibal, Jonah and Keeks fanboy over Charisma Carpenter’s TikTok video where she discussed the possibility of a Buffy/Angel rewatch podcast. After they chase that “rabbit” and discuss all the important thing...

Welcome back to The Rewind Podcast!Jonah⁠ and ⁠Keeks⁠ took a trip to the Archieverse to discuss the Netflix Original series “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” After reacting to this week’s viral clip and revealing Google AI’s whitewashing of the history of Lake Lanier, Jonah and Keeks took some time to discuss the inconsistent reverse morality of the Greendale witches. They compared the newer and much gorier Sabrina to the fun Sabri...

Jonah and Keeks got together to discuss the wild ride that was “Nosferatu” (2024). The dynamic duo recounts their out-of-control experience in the theater and Keeks’ obsession with Willem Dafoe’s accent. *SPOILER WARNING* Dafoe is the stand-out yet again. In addition to Dafoe’s scene-stealing performance, Keeks and Jonah found appreciation in the cinematography and costume design…beautiful gowns.

After reviewing the film, the ho...

Keeks and Jonah called on the magnificent Mr. G to invoke the Power of Three to discuss Charmed (2018). Each host shares their Charmed origin story before getting into their discussion. 

After reacting to a viral clip (and judging Keeks), the trio of hosts get into Charmed (2018), and maybe a little compare and contrast with OG Charmed, but absolutely no shade…

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Keenon & Jonah are back to discuss "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice," the long awaited sequel to the 1988 film Beetlejuice. Micheal Keaton (Beetlejuice), Winona Ryder (Lydia Deetz), and Catherine O’Hara (Delia Deetz) return for a zany underworld adventure with Lydia Deetz's daughter Astrid, played by Jenna Ortega. *SPOILER ALERT* We had a good time. Give this episode a listen and let us know what you thought about the mo...

Jonah and Keeks are back, and for the first episode of the season they may or may not be thirsting over the titular character Alex Cross, played by Aldis Hodge. Listen to find out how they felt about the series.

Synopsis: Based on NY Times Bestselling author James Patterson’s #1 hero, Cross is a crime thriller series that follows the investigations of brilliant forensic psychologist and decorated DC Metro Detective Alex Cross. Toget...

Voice actor, activist, and amazing human, JP Karliak (he/him), won the hearts of many mutant-loving millennials with his portrayal of Morph on X-Men '97. He recently sat with Multiverse of Color to discuss the challenges faced by Queer and Non-binary voice actors, the threat of AI, his nonprofit organizations Queer Vox Academy and Nerds Vote, and the importance of authenticity, diversity, and fair compensation.

Jonah and Keeks wrap their third season with what’s proven to be the biggest box office installment in the franchise, Scream VI. The duo brings ALL the sass and laughs as they slash their way through hella intense kill scenes, plot hole oopsies, and upsettingly small NYC apartments. Find out where this film carves its place in the hosts’ personal rankings of the Scream movies.

Jonah  and Keeks returns to their first love - the show that started it all - Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This time they’re watching the original unaired pilot live with fellow Scoobies and together they pick apart the many interesting scene and casting choices that almost made the cut.

On this Cancelled Cast episode, Keeks dives into the long lost DC series Swamp Thing, which turns out to be hella more intense than his cohost ever realized. Meanwhile, Jonah makes a case for the beloved horror comedy Santa Clarita Diet, starring Drew Barrymore, and reveals the real reason it was tragically slashed by Netflix. 

Jonah and Keenon blast into the Quantum Realm with a breakdown of Marvel’s Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania. The hot-for-Kang hosts explain why it would take very little coaxing to abandon their morals and hop in Kang the Conqueror’s spaceship. They also discuss how Ant-Man is Marvel’s “funny” Avenger film series and why that could be its ultimate downfall.