Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Rewind This! List

• Video Nasties: The Definitive Guide - Explores the history of controversial films and their cultural impact.
• The Last Blockbuster - Documents the last remaining Blockbuster store and the nostalgia for video rental culture.
• American Movie - Focuses on independent filmmaking and the passion for cinema.
• Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films - Explores the history of Cannon Films, known for their unique and outrageous movies.
• In Search of Darkness - A comprehensive look back at '80s horror films and their influence on pop culture.
• Lords of Chaos - Based on real events in the underground metal scene, similar to niche film cultures.
• Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror - Examines the representation of Black characters in horror films over the decades.
• The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes - A deep examination of visual culture, somewhat akin to film critique explored in Rewind This!.
• The Decline of Western Civilization - Documentary about punk culture in the late 70s and 80s, paralleling the VHS culture.
• The Screen Junkies Show - Comedy series that critiques films and television, appealing to pop culture enthusiasts.
• Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! - Explores the niche genre of Australian exploitation films.
• This Film Is Not Yet Rated - Exposes the secrets of the MPAA and explores issues of film censorship.
• The People vs. George Lucas - Questions the relationship between fans and creators, especially in film franchises.
• Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - A cult classic with a unique perspective on film, reminiscent of indie cinema.
• The Wild Goose Lake - Focuses on the underground world, similar to the indie film experience.
• Room 237 - A documentary discussing theories about 'The Shining' with passionate film fans.
• The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz - Explores the evolution of technology and its impact on culture, similar to VHS history.
• Future Shock! - A classic about the impact of technology on society, linking to film's progression.
• The 4th Floor - Presents a unique narrative style, appealing to fans of experimental films.
• Jodorowsky's Dune - Explores the ambition behind a failed film project, resonating with filmmakers' passion.
• Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel - Follows Roger Corman's impact on the film industry, similar to cult film histories.
• The Evil Dead - A cult classic that has a strong connection to the passionate fan base of independent horror.
• The Death of 'Superman Lives': What Happened? - Delves into the making of a failed superhero film, mirrors passionate art projects.
• Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound - Examines the art of sound in film, appealing to cinema lovers.
• My Kid Could Paint That - Explores the question of art and authenticity, similar to the critique of films.
• The Amazing Johnathan Documentary - Documents a unique figure in entertainment, paralleling niche film interests.
• The Gits - A documentary about a punk band and its tragic story, linking to niche music cultures.
• Indie Game: The Movie - Explores the indie game industry, appealing to fans of independent media.
• Best Worst Movie - A documentary about the cult following of a notoriously bad movie.
• I Am Not Your Negro - Another poignant documentary reflecting cultural narratives similar to film discussions.
• The King of Comedy - Satirical take on fame and media, resonates with independent film storytelling.
• Escape from Tomorrow - An experimental film shot at Disneyland, appealing to indie film enthusiasts.
• The Filth and the Fury - A documentary about the Sex Pistols, resonating with themes of rebellion in culture.
• Machete Maidens Unleashed! - Explores the history of exploitation films, appealing to genre enthusiasts.
• Rewind This! - The Documentary - Derivative title exploring the VHS culture similarly to the original.
• All the Streets Are Silent: 1987-1997 - Explores the hip-hop culture in the '90s, akin to underground film movements.
• Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father - A documentary with a passionate narrative much like indie film storytelling.
• The Beales of Grey Gardens - A documentary that follows a unique subject matter, resonating with individual stories.
• Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty - Dramatizes a historical sports team in a unique narrative style, appealing to docufiction lovers.
• The Love Witch - Independent film with a retro aesthetic, reflecting VHS nostalgia.
• The Great Hack - Explores modern digital culture and media, resonating with nostalgic film enthusiasts.
• Cinematic Titanic - A film commentary series that appeals to fans of cult classic films.
• Punk's Not Dead - Examines the evolution of punk culture, linking to historical film documentaries.
• The Documentary Now! - Parodies real documentary styles, appealing to film and culture enthusiasts.
• The Documentary: World War II in HD Colour - Explores the historical narrative through unique lens, akin to film retrospectives.