Making fun of movies, good and bad. Come join Steve, Dave, Sean and sometimes a guest as we laugh our way through movie nonsense with made up alternate scenes and raw keywords.

"The Rewind Project" is a podcast that celebrates the milestone anniversaries of some of your favorite movies.

Welcome to "comPOSERS The Movie Score Podcast", where three old musician friends of dubious talent enjoy some movie-themed drinks while discussing film scores and the films they're in. Our goal is to find the perfect movie score, and our journey takes us some really weird places. Each episode, the boys discuss and review a film and its associated score, assigning a totally meaningless percentage grade based on enjoyment (45%), score-to-film (45%) and a silly category unique to the movie (10%). The answers will shock and amaze you, we hope! Join us on this bizarre musical trek to...somewhere? Follow us on the socials (Twitter and Instagram, currently) @composerspod, then sit back, pour yourself an adult beverage and enjoy some comPOSING.

A pair of brothers look at all the ways stories can be twice-told, covering remakes, reboots, and adaptations of all stripes. Combining deep-dives on particularly interesting films with one-offs exploring more curious cases, this show proves that new isn't always bad, but sure does show up with some weird ideas.

A married couple recapping, conversing and goofing off while discussing episodes of 'Murder, She Wrote' every other week or so.

New Pro-wrestling fan Alexandra experiences decades of WWE history by way of the iconic 30-man Royal Rumble match along side her life-long wrestling nerd partner, Jake. In every episode they pick a Royal Rumble match at random out of the "jar-o-rumbles" and watch it in real time right along side you! Part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network.

Welcome to Two Guys and the '80s™ - The ultimate podcast for 80's lovers! Lifelong friends Greg Rivera and Tom Salta take you on a journey through some of their favorite memories discussing what it was like for them growing up in the 1980's. Travel back in time as they have lively discussions about everything from early Video Games to TV shows, Movies, Toys, Commercials, Pop Culture and everything in between enhanced with entertaining sound clips that will transport you back to your favorite decade. So go grab your bowl of Coco Puffs, put on your Walkman headphones, sit back and enjoy the ride!

A podcast that shines a giant Klieg light on diversity in Hollywood! Hosted by stand up comedian Mahesh Kotagi and filmmaker Daniel Marcha, each week we discuss diversity in Hollywood and chat with guests with a range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives throughout the industry.

Authors Melanie Benjamin and Edward Kelsey Moore talk books, movies, aging, ambition, and everything in between. Each episode features one book or one movie—something to read, something to watch, and plenty to say. It’s a podcast about stories, friendship, and figuring it out as you go. Suggestions and comments: melanded@whothehellarewe.com Podcast Substack: melanieanded.substack.com More: melaniebenjamin.com | edwardkelseymoore.com

Pop culture adjacent- The Team Tiger Awesome Show remixes popular movies, writes hilarious Avengers based Erotica and is not afraid to settle beef between nerds on questions like which Tom Hanks movie is the best for DC to rip off next? Hosted by tiny pieces of comedians Clint Gage (Cinefix), Nick Mundy (Conan, Screenjunkies) and Michael Truly (Why Would You Eat That). They all met during a hostage situation on a bus during which the bus couldn't drive slower than 50 mph or it would explode. They swore to each other that day, that if they made it out alive, they would never allow themselves to die without leaving a podcast behind. The Team Tiger Awesome Show is a weekly take on current events in pop culture at large that quickly devolves into nonsensical tangents about why Cop Rock is the best thing the human race has ever accomplished. No, it's not; it's Dog Police. That's stupid. How would a dog even hold a gun? It doesn't need to, because they're detectives like Law and Order SVU. Those detectives never apologized when they roughed up the wrong suspect. Never. If you like your podcasts to go all over the place like the previous paragraph, this is the one for you.

Hosts Wendy, Tara and Cat are girls who love girls and nerdy things...like Xena, Star Wars, Doctor Who, Wynonna Earp and just about any other nerdy and/or queer topic you can think of.

Eric, Christian, and Chad from The Bookhouse Podcast follow and discuss the HBO series WATCHMEN.