Unkind Rewind

What would our guest Leon Henderson Jr make of his return to the 1986 genre mashup Night of the Creeps? Would the countless influences worn on its sleeve wear out their welcome? Did he wish he could have a roommate as generous and giving as J.C., who was surely given those initials for his Christ-like self-sacrifice? Was Leon's household solely responsible for its strong Midwestern showing on the home video rental market? Was he thrilled, as Detective Cameron would have wanted? The answers to these

After getting to know co-host Sean McGrath a little better, Josh sits down with this week's guest Leon Henderson Jr. Dipping in and out of the comedy scene in LA, Leon's shifted largely into locations work on set--you should see his name when the credits roll on Paul Thomas Anderson's untitled and secretive new project. Having provided us with a list of films we could have done a whole season of Unkind Rewind on, we talked with him about the 1986 Fred Dekker genre-mash-up Night of the Creeps, seeing

Having rewatched Labyrinth, we sat back down with Kay from the F**k My Work Life Podcast to see how her fond memories of the film fared upon seeing the film again for the first time in decades. Did David Bowie's junk in tights titillate? Were there plot points that horrified her? Were there elements of the love story that were wildly inappropriate in retrospect? The answers to those and so many other questions lie within this episode.Kay's podcast, F**k My Work Life, can and should be listened to

In the first installment of the Unkind Rewind, Josh Duggan and Sean McGrath sit down with Kay from the F**k My Work Life Podcast to get to know her and dive into her relationship to the 1986 Jim Henson feature film Labyrinth, which she has not seen since her youth and that stars Jennifer Connelly, David Bowie, and a slew of Henson's non-Muppet creations. Check back in to next week's Main Event to see how Labyrinth played to Kay's memories and expectations.Kay's podcast, F**k My Work Life, can and

Welcome to the Unkind Rewind, where we revisit and possibly ruin the movies of your youth, one guest at a time. In the first week, we'll sit down with our guest and get to know them while diving into their relationship to a film. The next week, we get back together after having watched said film, evaluating how it played to our guest's expectations while seeing how true their memories were to the movie at hand. Rinse, lather, repeat. So join us each week as we mine our nostalgia and risk the