Retro Review with Rob & Terry

Allllrighty then... Rob and Terry take on the sophisticated comedic stylings of Jim Carrey in the movie that made him a star... Ace Ventura

Rob and Terry discuss the movie that introduced the world to John Rambo. 

Rob and Terry tackle the Sci-Fi classic this week. Plus, they spend some time talking about the Charlie Kirk assassination. 

Rob and Terry made another check in with RIggs and Murtaugh, as they do a Retro Review of the second installment in the Lethal Weapon universe. Stick around as they attempt to avoid controversy with a Mount Rushmore of Best Portrayal of a Racist in movies.

The Hungry Man episode is here as Rob and Terry break down their absolute favorite things to eat. Pull up a chair and enjoy!!

Rob and Terry do a Retro Review of the sci-fi classic: Independence Day. Stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Alien Invasion Movies. 

Rob and Terry do deep dive on Bon Jovi's breakout album, Slippery When Wet. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Hair Band Albums.

Rob and Terry tackle another movie that neither of them have seen before. This time, Jake, it's Chinatown. Stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Movies That Don't Match Their Title. 

Rob and Terry take on the underrated Denzel Washington thriller: Fallen. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Best Use of Song in a Movie at the end of the podcast!

It's back-to-back Superhero movies for Rob and Terry as this week they make their next stop on their journey through the MCU with a Retro Review of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Don't forget to to stick around for the Mr. Rushmore of Best Looking Superhero Costumes. 

Look up in the sky... it's a bird... it's a plane... it's the greatest Superman movie of all time!  Rob and Terry do a Retro Review of Man of Steel, starring Henry Cavill as Krypton's favorite son. Don't miss their Mt. Rushmore of the Best Movie / TV Reboots.

Haven't done this in a while... Here's a special episode that includes Mount Rushmore discussions from previous episodes, including...Favorite Prison MoviesMovies That Didn't Need a SequelFavorite Greatest Hits AlbumsCraziest Moments that We Saw LiveMovies that Scared the Bejeezus Out of UsEnjoy, and we will be back with a new episode soon!

Rob and Terry discuss some rants and raves and do a Retro Review of the comedy classic:  Rush Hour.  Stay til the end to hear their Mount Rushmores of Funny Characters who would be really annoying to work with.

Rob and Terry discuss the Super Bowl, the Royal Rumble, and discuss the Greatest Sports Travesties of all time! Think of travesties as being something that the sports gods got wrong. Something that happened that shouldn't have, or something that should've happened but didn't.

Rob and Terry discuss their Super Bowl picks, the new Bears Head Coach, job promotions, the origins of the Internet; and they do a Retro Review of the classic Robert Redford and Paul Newman con-man movie: The Sting. Stick around to the end to hear the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Mentor and Student Movies. 

Rob and Terry discuss Christmas, the L.A. Wildfires, and the Bears vs. Packers. Plus, they do a Retro-Review of the Denzel Washington classic: Training Day. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of their Favorite "Having A Bad Day" Movies at the end.

Rob and Terry make their next stop through the mighty MCU with a Retro Review of Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Worst Fathers in Movie History (1:19:05).

Rob and Terry discuss some rants and raves, and football stuff, and do a Retro Review of the David Spade comedy: Joe Dirt. Not to tip Rob's hand at all, but make sure to stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Most Unfunny Comedies of all Time. (1:13:55)

Terry and Rob talk about fantasy football, the downward slide of the Bears, the history and facts about popcorn, and do a Retro Review of one of the all-time classic movies: The Godfather. Don't miss their Mount Rushmore of Favorite Actors to Play a Gangster. (1:33:01) 

Rob and Terry discuss the election, the Bears, antique recipes, and do Retro Review of the cult classic: They Live. Don't forget to stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Movies Starring Pro Wrestlers (1:46:52). 

Rob and Terry discuss fantasy football, the Hail Mary that destroyed the soul of Chicago, Teacher notes on Halloween, and a Chick-fil-A bucket list assist. Plus, they do a Retro Review of the first rap album that Rob ever bought: DMX - It's Dark and Hell is Hot. Stick around to hear the guys do their Mount Rushmore of Favorite Debut Albums. (2:15:18)

Rob and Terry discuss the dangers of falling asleep watching Dexter, fantasy football, the University of Nevada volleyball team, and heroes and record-setters. They also do a Retro Review of Marvel's foray into the mystic arts: Dr. Strange. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Instances of Clothing as a Plot Point (1:50:00).

Rob and Terry discuss the election season, Deshaun Watson, Joker 2, the Bears, and do a Retro Review of 90's classic: Tremors. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Kevin Bacon Movies (1:20:05)

It's the big one! Rob and Terry dive into the all-time classic: Star Wars. (39:14) We have some fun with our Mount Rushmore this week, by calling out The Most Annoying Fan Bases (3:13:23). 

Rob and Terry break down the classic John Grisham adaptation: A Time to Kill. This is very heavy movie, and so the guys try to end on more lighthearted tone with a Mount Rushmore of their Favorite "Racism is Now Solved" Moments in Movies.

Rob and Terry break down the 1979 Horror / Sci-Fi classic: Alien. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Movies with 10 or Fewer Actors. It was ... interesting.

Rob and Terry make their next stop in the MCU with Captain America: Civil War. Don't miss their Mount Rushmore of Favorite MCU Plot Twists.

Rob and Terry talk about the Olympics, the Bears, SummerSlam 2024, and do a Retro Review of the sci-fi classic: Starship Troopers. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Scary Movie Alien Monsters. (2:33:53)

Rob and Terry are back after a brief vacation, and... wow... a lot of stuff was happening in the world. The guys spend some time talking about world events, the Olympics, and the new Deadpool movie (don't worry, we give a spoiler warning). Plus, they do a deep dive and examine the history of WWE's Summerslam. 

Rob and Terry revisit the dawn of the "Askewniverse"... aka... the Kevin Smith directorial debut: Clerks. Stick around until the end and hear the Mount Rushmore of Favorite 90's Indy Films. (2:27:32)

Part 2 covers our Top Ten entries in our list of our Favorite Songs of All Time. We also rounded up some Top 5 lists from some of our family and friends. We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for sticking with us for 150 Episodes!!!

This podcast just couldn't be contained in one session, so we had to split it up. Part 1 covers Rants & Raves and our 25th through 11th entries in our Top 25 Favorite Songs of All Time. 

Rob and Terry hit the next stop on the MCU train, and do a Retro Review of the underrated Ant-Man. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Movies Where Someone is Miniature. (2:07:50)

Rob and Terry discuss the first 3 episodes of the new season of The Boys, the tallest collegiate basketball player, The NBA Champion Boston Celtics, and a family of martial-arts heroes. The Retro-Review this week takes on the 2006 movie: V for Vendetta. (39:48) Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Dystopian Movies. (2:07:02)

Rob and Terry discuss snooker, teen crimesolvers, the US Women's Olympic Basketball Team, Bianco Ellis, tree removal, Lia Thomas, and more. This week, they do a Retro Review of the Will Smith / Gene Hackman thriller: Enemy of the State (42:00). Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Conspiracy Movies. (2:15:09)

Rob and Terry talk about Disney ruining Star Wars, DEI, the imminent return of The Boys, financial planning, and even how they would try to hide a body if they had to. Oh yeah, they also do a Retro Review of the 90's classic: Fargo (34:30). Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Dark Comedies. (1:47:02)

Terry and Rob welcome Alex Berry back to the podcast as they do a Retro Review of the modern classic western: Tombstone. (30:38) Don't miss the guys creating their Mount Rushmore of Movies Based On A True Story. (2:23:38)

Rob and Terry discuss the Roast of Tom Brady before they make their next stop on the MCU road: Avengers - Age of Ultron (16:40). Don't miss their Mount Rushmore of Favorite A.I. Movies. (1:49:10)

Rob and Terry talk about their jobs, college protests, the NFL Draft and do a Retro Review of the movie: Draft Day (54:49). Make sure to catch their Mount Rushmore of Biggest NFL Draft Busts (2:08:59). 

Rob and Terry take on the irreverent 2011 Comedy: Horrible Bosses.  Stick around to the end to hear their Mount Rushmore of Worst Jobs They've Ever Had.

The podcast got away from us this week. We went into it with the best of intentions to do a Retro Review of Horrible Bosses...but... we got so caught up in talking about Wrestlemania 40 that we ran out of time.  We swear....cross out hearts and hope to die... that we will stick to the script next time!  In the meantime, enjoy an entire episode dedicated to the spectacle of WrestleMania 40!!!

We haven't done this in a while, so here is another episode filled up with some of our Mt. Rushmore discussions from previous episodes.- Favorite Michael Scott Moments- Favorite Actors over 60 (17:34)- Favorite Sylvester Stallone Film Moments (47:38)- Funniest Summer Comedies (1:01:11)- Greatest Scientific Achievements (1:10:39)- Favorite Chick Flicks with special guests... our wives (1:26:07)- Favorite Movies About Brothers (1:59:06)

Rob and Terry discuss busted NCAA brackets, Terry's new job, the build up for Wrestlemania 40, and do a Retro Review of the monster 1995 album: Jagged Little Pill (41:05). Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Songs Released In 1995 That We Still Like Today, Even More Than When They Came Out (2:11:50).

Rob and Terry try out a new concept this week on Retro Review. We are watching the first episode and the last episode of the critically acclaimed TV Drama: Breaking Bad.  It was an adventure! Make sure you stick around and listen for our Mount Rushmore of Sympathetic Criminals on Screen.

Rob and Terry make their next stop in the MCU, and this time they are going way off world with the Guardians of the Galaxy. 

Rob and Terry talk about spelling bees, Justin Fields, robotic legs, and actual tree-huggers. They also do a Retro Review of the Cameron Crowe classic: Almost Famous.  Stick around to the end and hear their Mount Rushmore of Most Talented Nepo-Babies. 

Rob and Terry discuss the shooting at the Chief's parade, the NBA All-Star Game, baseball, and do a Retro Review of the 90's comedy: Airheads. Don't miss their Mount Rushmore of Favorite Fictional Bands

Rob and Terry pull double duty this week. First they take on Super Bowl 58, in all it's glory; with a Mount Rushmore of favorite Super Bowl foods. Then they continue on their journey through the MCU with the fantastic Captain America: The Winter Soldier. 

Rob and Terry discuss Dan Campbell, Taylor Swift, spelling Bee's, and do a Retro Review of the 3rd Die Hard movie: Die Hard with a Vengeance. Fittingly, the Rushmore this week is Sequels That Were Better Than The Original. 

Rob and Terry take on the outlandish, purposefully offensive Mel Brooks comedy: Blazing Saddles. Not to give too much away on their feelings about the movie; but don't miss out on their Mount Rushmore of Movies That Didn't Live Up to the Hype.