I see that Mac has mastered Mike's awkward pan toward the camera. May he stay with RLM for a thousand years.

This movie inspired me to join a gang. It ruined my life. Great movie tho

In The Warriors Universe, the Lightning Fast VCR Repair crew are called The Rewinders and they run Milwaukee.

I love that Macaulay grew up to be a normal down-to-earth guy. Good for him for making it through childhood stardom.

Former Hollywood megastar Jay Bauman was a great guest host for this episode. How does RLM keep getting such amazing onscreen talent?

i'm loving this part of macaulay's redemption arc.

A little "Warriors" trivia... Filming was primarily at night in the streets of NY which meant REAL gang members were constantly around production and they weren't too happy about the movie being made. They threw bricks, stole movie equipment, vandalized production vehicles, and even threatened actors. Finally, in an attempt to quell the situation, the studio started hiring those gang members as security to "protect" the equipment and vehicles. Many of those "extras" in the park at the concave were actual NY gang members. Roger Hill (Cyrus) was a last minute replacement. The guy who was originally hired to play Cyrus was an actual gang member and the night before filming the "Can you dig it" scene he "mysteriously disappeared" and was never seen again. Jery Hewitt (Baseball Fury leader) had 3-ribs broken accidentally while filming that fight scene with the Warriors in the park.

the ps2 video game by rockstar games was soo much fun one of the best games ever made

love that Jay is wearing a pin of the alien from "Mac and Me" while he's hanging out with Macaulay Culkin

So did Mac get the Warriors vest when he was lost in New York?

The warriors holds up till this day. It's a phenomenal film

It's actually based on The Anabasis by Xenophon, which chronicles a Greek mercenary army hired by Cyrus the Younger to conquer Persia, and their journey home after that goes awry. Well, the movie is based on the book (which is great btw), which in turn is based on The Anabasis

I knew something was up when my Warriors tattoo began to glow!

Hilarious that Culkin is wearing a Duchamp “Fountain” t-shirt...which was originally exhibited in front of a painting titled...”The Warriors.” Well played, sir!

"The Warriors" is based on the Anabasis by Xenophon, about a Greek mercenary army fleeing Persia after a job goes wrong.

I discovered The Warriors through the Playstation 2 game based on it. Me and my friend watched the film, and holy moly were we blown away. It's a perfect combination of low-budget creative corniness, as well as some really clever film-making and ambience/world building. One of the best soundtracks ever made, too.

I was hoping Mac would hand Mike a green tshirt and say "you're now officially...an Orphan."

It's nice to see Macaulay Culkin continue to cement himself on all my favourite KZfaq channels

Culkin has found his true calling.

All jokes aside, these guys nailed it. The warriors is such a great film. Underrated. That scene with the prom kids on the subway might be my favorite from it.

A Lot of those "Extras" were ACTUAL Gang members Method Acting: 100

Holy shit, Mac with the deep cut "Ripper" reference. Guy's a true gamer through and through.

I pray to god the warriors never gets remade.

The beginning of The Warriors is always my go-to example on how to start a movie, the whole movie is great but the about seven minute long prologue is just perfection.

So this was the deal... Jay cosplays in Mike’s role playing Star Trek game and he gets to do an episode with Mac. Perfectly balanced

You don't know how much I needed a Warriors review in my life

Mac is in his element here. I love that he is not a guest on RLM but a co-presenter.

I love that Culkin is taking over the net slowly. he is everywhere these days, and its fucking awesome too see him back

Mac and Jay! Come out and play-yay!!!

Never seen a re:view with Jay and Susan before

I'm legit impressed by Mac's knowledge on mid-90's PC games.

The PlayStation game of this was pretty great too. Dynamite soundtrack, really captured the vibe of the movie.

"The Warriors opened a lot of doors in film, for me, which Xanadu then closed. " Michael Beck

Mac fits really well with RLM. If he didn't live thousands of miles from Milwaukee he should join the team.

I'd love to see the Safdie Brothers (Good Time, Uncut Gems) direct a remake. They understand New York, gritty filmmaking, tense races against time, chase scenes, colorful characters, and would likely put a terrifying spin on the gangs, grounding them in a bit more believable circumstance.

The novel it's based on was based on the Ancient Greek Anabasis of Xenophon. It recounts Xenophon's expedition to Persia to help Cyrus the younger seize the throne, but the plot fails and the Greeks have to fight their way out of Persia with literally everyone trying to kill them.

Any time Jay starts talking about Escape From New York the person opposite of him should just stare into the camera

Jay in a bad boy jacket is just adorable

They shot the Turnbull AC's school bus scene in my neighborhood, East New York, Brooklyn. I was around 7 or 8yrs old. And every gang at the time would head over to the set to try to get in that scene. It was crazy.

I love The Warriors I was standing behind a guy in a store wearing a Warriors vest and I said Warriors come out to playayyy. He turns with this surprised look on his face

Man, Culkin’s trivia knowledge is on point!

Culkin really should just become a permanent RLM member. He fits so well.

Hey Boppers, My name is Moise Morancy. I’m the writer, director and producer on this proof of concept. I also star as Cleon in this. If you’re like me, someone who appreciates and loves “The Warriors,” you know in 2005, Rockstar created a video game based on the cult classic and gave a backstory to how the gang was formed. Myself and others believe this needs to be remade as a prequel. No one can hold a candle to the originators but I wanted to pay homage and give them their flowers. Because they weren’t good…they were “the best.” I hope you enjoy! 🙏🏿

Im only in my early 20's but my mates and i loved this movie after playing the ps2 and xbox games. The warriors game was also awesome.

*Sees Macaulay* My joy is immeasurable and my day is made

Oh good Mac returned. He was great last time glad to see him back.

They understated just how lore building the game was. The movie part of the game is short compared to the rest of the game which is all about events prior to the movie. They even had 5 flashback missions to show how each member joined

There was a video game based on The Warriors by Rockstar Games (the creators of GTA, Red Dead Redemption, Manhunt, and many great games) It was a good game.

not going to lie the chemistry here is pretty fuckin good

I didn't know Macaulay Culkin was in Star Trek Discovery

Mack is honestly one of my favorite people on RLM, wish he was a regular!

David patrick kelly is one of my favorite character actors he is great in dreamscape and the crow dudes a legend.

So.. is Mac part of the crew now? I can dig it!

I love that Mack is just a part of the crew now, I've been smiling all day about it

im 22 so a 00s kid but grew up with the older times so i watched this movie for the first time when i was just a kid on my grandparents VHS copy of the film, loved it ever since

I can't be the only one who's relived and ecstatic to see Macaulay Culkin finding his second wind!

please make Mac a regular. It's not like he's doing anything anyway. He's perfect for RLM with his in-depth knowledge of being a hack.

I feel like I’m cheating on Jay loving Mac this much.

It puts a smile on my face to see culkin find happiness and is healthy again.

Good to see Mac back and in good shape.

We have been blessed with more Culk.

Rockstar made an AWESOME beat'em-up videogame of this movie for PS2.

This movie is based off the Anabasis (March to the Sea) by Xenophon, not the Odyssey. Cyrus is a reference to Cyrus the younger, a usurper prince who United the western satrapies against his older brother Artaxerxes. Cleon is Clearchus, the Spartan mercenary who’d assumed command of the Greek mercenary band known as the 10,000, only to be assassinated when negotiating his surrender after Cyrus the Younger’s death. Just as the Anabasis ends with the 10,000 arriving at the Greek ruled shores of Trebizond, the warriors ends with them reaching the coast at Coney Island.

Saw this movie when I was 7. Yes, parents weren't bubble wrapping us in 1982. It was great. Anyway, I've loved this flick since then. Still watch it a couple times a year. Absolute classic!!!

Very cool and fun video fellas. On the subject of the Baseball Furies: in Greek literature the Erinyes (also known as the Furies) were underworld deities who would take vengeance on those who had sworn a false oath. Seems fitting as in their understanding of the situation the Warriors came in under a banner of truce and foreswore their oath by killing Cyrus. That the Furies were unable to take down the Warriors is a sign of their innocence.

STREETS OF FIRE FINALLY GETS THE SHOUTOUT! Re:View whennnnnn?

Fun fact is that this movie is a loose adaptation of (among other things) an Ancient Greek historical event where 10,000 Greeks are hired as mercenaries by the brother of the Persian king to help him usurp the throne. They march all the way from Greece to the middle of the Persian Empire to fight a battle, but during it the brother dies and the 10,000 Greeks pretty much have to fight there way back to Greece through 1,000s of miles of hostile territory. Similar premise and some of the characters are the same. Plus the brother's name is also Cyrus

I was given The Warriors on VHS by a nextdoor neighbor back when I was a kid in the 90s but I didn't watch it fully through till I was 11 and I was obsessed with it, I even got the PS2 game back in 05 and even got the soundtrack, it's a classic man.

I watched The Warriors on Netflix recently and it was the original theatrical version.

It's a shame we don't have PreRec anymore because I'd have loved to Jack & Rich play The Warriors on PS2

Also, 4 of those actors would reappear in 48 HRS in 1982. James Remar, David Patrick Kelly, and the late Sonny Landham and Marcelino Lopez.

I love seeing a happy, healthy Mac. Good for him 👍

They need to do a whole episode on Streets of Fire. It's absolutely wild.

How do we end this episode? Freeze frame??? Perfect.

I love seeing Mac in all these guest appearances lately. Dude is cool af.

The game is easily the best movie game ever made and I love how they added a bunch of back stories you could choose to explore

A reference to the video game Ripper? How deep will my love go for RLM?

WE LOVE MAC!!! Keep inviting him, you guys! He's awesome

He's a great addition to the team. I was sceptical, but his passion, warmth and knowledge won me over!

I didn realize how cool Macaulay Culkin is.

My dad always has had the biggest hard on for this film as far back as I remember. He saw it in theaters when it first came out. And honestly, I've always respected him for that. This movie is fucking great.

Jay AGAIN teasing Twin Peaks, give us a re:View episode god damn it!

Mac's understanding of cinema and movie culture is pretty deep. I could hang out with this guy. Not because he's famous but because we could talk for days. I'm glad he's turned his life around. He's everywhere now. Kudos to him.

Warriors was fun, but I was thrilled to see 'STREETS OF FIRE' get mentioned. Definitely in my top ten movies.

Started playing with bottles on the mean streets of Coney Island, had a couple of brief conversations with Schwarzenegger, helped run a brothel in the Pacific Northwest... now he's a cleaner for John Wick. I'd say that was a pretty full life, and a damn fine cup of coffee.

20:05 "Warrior's come out to play" was actually something that actor's neighbor used to do in his old apartment building back in those days. He said as much in an interview.

Shit, the chicks are packed... Honestly what's so cool about this RLM video is that if I had a hour to talk with Macaulay Culkin, it'd probably be about his favorite movies, favorite food, and what is was like to know John Candy and Hughes on a personal basis. However, getting a chance to talk about The Warrior is another level of greatness. Thank you Jay and Culkin for this episode.. I know it's redundant to say, but I miss Candy and Hughes. John Hughes chase brought the Chicago/Midwest love while the Midwest has adopted Candy as one of our own. He was as much Canadian as he was Midwest.

Watched this movie literally 100+ times. It was my first VHS tape as a 13 year old. Disagree about fight scenes being poor, especially the battle in the bathroom. Well done. Great stuff. The video game was a wonderful homage and the last hour of the game (that portion being an elaboration of the movie) was fantastic. Tons of great music and as I recall much from the soundtrack. ALSO had voice overs by some of the cast.

the last time i saw mcaulay culkin was back in the 90s, then saw a few pictures of him and thought we lost him, but hell, he's cooler than ever. great chemistry guys, hey Mac! Nice to see you so chill and happy! Big hugs man!

My dad gave me three VHS tapes when I was around 8. The Warriors, Starship Troopers, and Heavy Metal. Fun times!

Mac is one of the only child actors I still LOVE to see! He is very self aware, very funny man!!!

Damn, i'm thoroughly impressed at Culkin's knowledge about this movie

Jay once said he learned some of the basics of editing from watching Home Alone. Now he is in a video(which he probably edited) reviewing a movie with the guy who starred in Home Alone. he has come full circle.

Ralph Bakshi movies contain some good elements of guerrilla filmmaking. Some of the dialogue in Fritz the Cat was recorded from bars and street corners in the Bronx.

I watched it over and over on VHS when I was 10yrs old, bad ass movie for sure..... Riffs....YEA RIGHT!!!!

Everybody from NYC who's above 30 years know and loves this movie so much, no matter what. I been watching this movie since I was a kid, and I never get enough of it. This movie showed NY in a way that not many teens knew back then, and I was a just a child when it was shown, but it was as bad, yet still had some strange charm that I can't explain that all of us old NY'ers love. That's why Macaulay know's this shit so much. It's just a real NY music. Although, I wouldn't watch the comic cut version, watch the original.

I'm impressed by Mac's knowledge of late 90s FMV games

This was a BOSS review! Culkin is making amazing reviews/cameos in AGVN and RLM like a CHAMP. I love these!

I’m glad to see my favorite movie gets a Re:view with my favorite RLM Guest Star. I swear Macaulay Culkin just feels like a member of RLM.

Wow. A shout to my first video game, "Ripper". It was a glorious time to get a video game consisting of 6 CD's :)