Rewind That Scene

Suzanne Snyder who played Deb in Weird Science and also Debbie in Killer Klowns comes on the show today. She shares her perspective on playing this role along side Anthony Michael Hall, llan Mitchell-Smith, a young Robert Downing Jr, and our personal favorite BILL PAXTON! Lots of fun never before heard stories in this one. It's all about that teen suburbia John Hughes life.

There is no better duo than the Frog brothers! We go back in time and chat with Jamison Newlander who played Alan Frog, alongside Corey Feldman. He shares his journey to the role, his current day memories of going back to Santa Cruz and just how the cave scene was done. This is a real good one for all the die hard Lost Boys fans. 

Make sure to check out his upcoming film Mr Manhattan and Waking Nightmare. 

Julienne Davis who plays the incredible Mandy comes on today's show. She shares her perspective and new stories about the making of, working with Stanley Kubrick along with some personal powerful messages, being the dark sensitive nature of this film. Check her out as the lead in her new movie Fear Frequency coming soon. 

Emmy winning Michael Badalucco, who plays Matilda's real rough father, decided to Rewind That Scene with us today. Action packed stories working with a young Natalie Portman, Gary Oldman and even some personal tales that will inspire a generation!

Carlo Rota joins our show today, who plays the powerful Yakavetta boss. This film rocked us and our entire friend crew and was quoted more than any other films we've seen. Carlo shares his perspective and new stories about making this ultimate cult classic. A must listen! 

Jim Belushi comes on the show to share his perspective on playing the iconic role of Rick Latimer, working with local gangs, and how much Christopher Cain (the director) really taught him. Check out Growing Belushi on Max!

One of our favorite 80's skateboarding movies, that just so happens to have outlandish tricks, Christian Slater, Richard Herd, our idol Tony Hawk and of course bad guys. This revenge flick always resonated with us, being die-hard skaters ourselves.

On today's show we interview Art Chudabala, who plays the amazing Vihn Kelly. We go back in time to how he landed this role, what it was like working with Christian Slater, and some behind the scenes gold for the true fans. Oh, and we're all DADS, so let's drink to that!

Director Tibor Takács comes on the show and shares his perspective on making the 1987 horror film The Gate. He dives into how he got attached to the project, working with the talented cast Stephen Dorff, Christa Denton and Louis Tripp and even shares tricks on how this movie felt so terrifying. He's also a Bobo, Grandfather Bobo... the originator.

We chatted with Grant Cramer who played Mike Tobacco in this ultimate cult classic. He shares his perspective on making the film, new stories and the reception of it all. Also he may or may not own a clown mask. "What are ya gonna do with all those pies boys?!?"   

Jack Noseworthy (Killing Kennedy, Alive) who plays Billy in the 1997 crime film shares his path to landing this dream role, the making of the car chase scene and handling guns and working with greats like J.T Walsh, Kurt Russell and Kathleen Quinlan and more. Give me back my wife!

Diane Salinger (Batman Returns, Ghost World, Carnivàle) who played the lovely Simone catches up with us on one of our all time favorite films. She shares her road to acting, working with Paul Reubens and never before heard details on some of her personal methods getting into a role…. Oh, and au revoir!

Michael Chambers who played Turbo does a serious deep dive with us. From the beginning of how it all started and his inspirations, to landing the iconic role of turbo and working with Poppin Taco (Bruno Falcon) and Michael Jackson which inspired the world as we know it today. True pioneers of the art and dance world, this film left a big impact and of course... the broom scene! Boogaloo Shrimp baby! 

Ronny Cox who portrayed the legendary Dick Jones, goes back in time to the making of Paul Verhoeven's Robocop. He shares his path to landing the role, how he filmed the death scene (a dummy!) and also some great life advice for up and coming actors. This is a serious favorite and so is Ronny, also he agrees music is the key to life. 

Kate Hodge who played Detective Karla Withers shares some fun stories about her road to landing Rapid Fire, the challenges about being an actress in an epic action movie and dives into on set memories working with the late Brandon Lee and Powers Boothe. Keep an eye out for her new role as a hot new boss lady in Headless Horseman.    

Sean Whalen shares new insights on his road to acting, working with Wes Craven and what it took to become one of our favorite characters Roach! Check out his short film Ride or Die on Hulu and some new movies dropping soon.   

Taimak, star of the Last Dragon, shares new perspectives on his path to landing the role as Bruce Leroy, working with Vanity and the importance of his mix raced background which ultimately lended to the powerful message of the movie. Keep an eye out for him in Double Crossing on Amazon Prime.

Rizzo and Bonz rewind back to 1995 and talk to Laurence Mason about his infamous role as Lord Nikon, beepers, aggressive rollerskating and new unique stories about the making of Hackers. HACK. THE. PLANET!

Bobo Touch goes back in time to uncover new in-depth stories about the making of one of the best horror sci-fi classics, JOHN CARPENTER’S THE THING (1982).

Learn about the making of one of the last real rubber films not using any CGI and the unique perspectives from Peter Maloney (Bennings), Richard Masur (Clark), and Keith David (Childs) working together on this incredible project with hollywood horror titans.

Bobo knows really what went into Lancaster’s script … they had to really step outside and do their script reread in the end for authenticity and their wives left them in the cold all night long.

Dig in and enjoy! Rewatch THE THING with your friends and family after digging into this episode.

Major thanks to Ruben Dax for mixing and mastering our show as well as Keith, Richard, and Peter for being our guests! Trust is a hard thing to come by!

Rizzo and Bonz transform into the two Corey's reliving their favorite film about driving and babes, License to Drive (1988), learning new stories from Actors Richard Masur (Risky Business, The Thing) and Michael Ensign (Ghostbusters, Titanic), along with Director Greg Beeman (Smallville, Heroes) and Writer Neil Tolkin (Magnum P.I, The Emperor's Club). Buckle up because you are in for one heck of a ride! 

Were you afraid of dolls as a kid? We were! Meet Charles Lee Ray aka CHUCKY. The world’s most evil doll to ever exist on screen. Child’s Play was an influential film on us as kids and helped us learn right from wrong. Come hear these fantastic stories from the horror icons Tom Holland, Chris Sarandon Dinah Manoff, and Arthur Anderson to go back in time and learn about how the cult classic was created!

The Crow (1994) was surely gonna launch Brandon Lee into superstardom but unfortunately his time was cut short. On today’s show we have Laurence Mason (Hackers, True Romance) who portrayed Tin Tin, Angel David (G.I. Jane, Salt) who played Skank, Marco Rodriguez (Cobra, Once Upon A Time..) who played Officer Torres, and the iconic makeup artist Lance Anderson (Planet of the Apes, etc) who worked directly with the late Brandon Lee.

Come back in time with us to hear these new and extraordinary stories. Our minds were blown by these tales and listen to us let loose recreating our favorite scene and wrap up with Charlie Brand of the indie-pop band The Miniature Tigers, on how The Crow has impacted various generations.