Repo Man

“Repo Man. I mean, Alex Cox. With… God, who’s in it? Was it Emilio Estevez? Harry Dean Stanton? Yeah.”

“We gotta do a little shout out for Jason Kisvarday, our production designer. This is his favorite movie of all time and every year for his birthday he forces all of us to re-watch it and make dioramas inspired by the film. Anyone who's seen the film knows that they have all these fake products in the background, but they're like the laziest most basic thing where the beer can will just say beer and the cereal will just say cereal. That's a Repo Man chapstick.”

“Great film. This should be wallpaper. I think this is one of the few films that truly got punk rock. But I also loved... My dad actually loved this film because the repossession of cars. My dad worked for the Hertz Corporation and cars were a big thing.”

“This Alex Cox, come back, we all miss you. Please make more movies. We miss you, Alex Cox.”

“I've heard so many good things about this... I mean I've seen it of course but I'm talking about your special edition features and so I'm going to grab this. I love Repo Man so much.”

“Oh and then of course one of my favorite films of all time and I'm so glad I actually looked online to make sure you guys had done this before I came here because Repo Man harry dean stanton amphetamines emilio estevez punk rock this is a great flick...”

“Alex Cox, Repo Man. Alex Cox, Alex Cox.”

“, there’s a good one, Repo Man. We used to have this on our tour bus. When I was touring with Elvis Costello, we used to have this on sort of permanently. Yeah, nice to see that one again.”

“Repo Man, Alex Cox. This made a huge impression on me when it came out, like it did a lot of young men. I saw Emilio Estevez in this movie and I saw the sort of irreverence of the humor and the punk-rock vibe to it and just thought, aesthetically, this is so me. Love this movie.”