Season 7 ... We're baaaaaaaack.

TRP S7e2 The Man Who Wasn't There

In 2001, the Coen Brothers told the story of a mild-mannered barber in an unhappy marriage decides to blackmail his wife's boss (and lover). THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE was shot in black-and-white in the style of classic film noir, so you can be pretty sure he'll regret his choices soon enough. But because it's Joel & Ethan Coen, there's no way in the world you can predict exactly where this movie will go. This isn't the most celebrated film in the Coen oeurve, but the Rewinders decided to take a gander anyway.

TRP S7e1 The Devil Wears Prada

Gird your loins, everyone. The Rewind Project is back with a seventh season, and we're kicking off by discussing THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA on it's 20th anniversary. Not the fabulous sequel in theatres now, but the one that started it all. Is Miranda Preistley really the devil? Or does everyone who steps into the world of fashion get a little devilish? Is Nate really the villain of the movie, or just a meh boyfriend who makes a killer grilled cheese sandwich? Who would you cast as the young Miranda Priestley in a prequel about an aspiring fashion maven? Join us as we rummage through the Runway closet without the benefit of Stanley Tucci as the ever-present gay sidekick.

Season 7 ... We're baaaaaaaack.

We just couldn't stay away. Ally, Matt, and Eric are back for another season, and we wanted to take a quick moment to introduce you to the films we'll be discussing in Season SEVEN of The Rewind Project. Join us in two weeks for our first regular full-length episode of the season. And be kind ... Rewind.

1999: The Talented Mr. Ripley

Twenty-five years ago, a young opportunist went to Italy to convince a rich playboy to come home again, and well ... shenanigans ensued. If you don't know anything about THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY, you've had a quarter century to get up to speed. But we won't spoil it here - just go watch the movie then come back to us and listen to the Rewinders (with special guest Joe Prince) discuss the talent and the ripples (hi there, Jude Law). #BeKindRewind

1999: South Park - Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

Twenty-five years ago, the most shocking and tasteless cartoon on cable television turned itself into an even more shocking and tasteless film about a shocking and tasteless cartoon that soon becomes an international incident, thanks to those adorable, shocking, tasteless little scamps Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman. It's SOUTH PARK: BIGGER LONGER & UNCUT and we're gonna g*dd**mn f**king well talk about it. #BeKindRewind