Nothing But Netflix: Time Cut

Welcome to “Nothing But Netflix” with your hosts Rob Cesternino and Chappell! Get ready for an entertaining and insightful podcast where we dive deep into the world of Netflix shows.

In this week’s episode, Rob and Chappell watch and discuss the new 2024 horror film, Time Cut.

Nothing But Netflix is back with Rob Cesternino and Chappelle diving into the latest Netflix hit, “Time Cut.” This episode explores the intriguing blend of time travel and slasher elements, likened to a mix of “Back to the Future” and “Scream.” Rob and Chappelle dissect the film’s nostalgic nods to 2003, its unique plot twists, and the curious case of its title.

In Netflix’ “Time Cut,” a young woman named Lucy finds herself transported back to 2003, the year her sister Summer was tragically murdered by a serial killer. With the chance to alter the past, Lucy navigates high school life, meets her sister for the first time, and faces the dilemma of whether to change history. The Rob and Chappell discuss the film’s clever use of early 2000s culture, from fashion to music, and the eerie similarities to another film, “Totally Killer.”

Rob and Chappell discuss:

• Lucy’s unexpected journey to 2003 and her mission to prevent her sister’s murder


• The film’s nostalgic portrayal of 2003, complete with iconic music and fashion


• The mysterious time machine and its role in Lucy’s quest


• The complex dynamics between Lucy, her sister Summer, and their parents


• The film’s unique take on the slasher genre, blending suspense with humor

Netflix’ “Time Cut” offers a fresh twist on time travel and slasher films, leaving viewers pondering the impact of altering the past. Will Lucy’s actions change the course of history, or are some events inevitable? Tune in to hear Rob and Chappelle’s insights and theories on this captivating Netflix release.

Catch the full episode for an in-depth analysis of Netflix’ “Time Cut” and discover why this film is a must-watch for fans of time-bending thrillers.

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