Please Rewind: The RF4RM Retro Movie Show

Today Tim and Guy are joined by Dark Tower Radio host Jeremy Lloyd to discuss the 25th anniversary of, "Jurassic Park!" 

Tim, Guy, and Jamie head back 30 years to check out these creepy clowns in, "Killer Klowns from Outer Space!" 

Tim, Guy, and Jamie travel back 85 years to visit Skull Island in order to review 1933's, "King Kong!" 

Tim, Jamie, and Guy celebrate Memorial Day by looking back on the 20th year anniversary of, "Saving Private Ryan." 

Tim, Jamie, and Guy return to San Fransisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Steve McQueen classic, "Bullitt!" 

Tim, Guy, and Jamie return to Toon Town for the 30th year anniversary of, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"  

Tim, Jamie, and Guy travel back 60 years to discuss Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo and see if it is deserving of all the accolades. 

Join Tim, Guy, and Jamie as they head to Austin, Texas during 1976 to talk about Richard Linklater's, "Dazed and Confused!" 

Tim, Jamie, and Guy head back to high school to discuss the 1989 black comedy, "Heathers!"

Jamie, Guy, and I return to talk about Martin Scorsese's classic gangster flick, "Goodfellas!" 

Tim, Jamie, and Guy return to talk about the first screenplay written by Quentin Tarantino, but directed by Tony Scott. 1993's, "True Romance!" 

Tim, Jamie, and Guy tackle the MCU with the release of Black Panther right around the corner. The gang turn back the clock ten years to discuss one of the most overlooked flicks of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "The Incredible Hulk!" 

Jamie, Guy, and I head 70 years into the past to discuss one of Alfred Hitchcock's most experimental movies, "Rope!" 

Jamie, Guy, and I are back to talk about John Carpenter's 1988 cult classic, "They Live!" 

Welcome to our first episode of Please Rewind: The RF4RM Retro Show! Where we look at movie anniversaries or at flicks we just want to talk about.  Our first podcast is about 1983's Return of the Jedi. Come join Jamie, Guy, and myself as we look back at the end of the first Star Wars trilogy and wonder if it still holds up!