The Revisitors
Movie buffs Frank and Diego revisit the beloved films of childhood to determine whether these "classics" are truly worthy of our affection or if our minds have been clouded by nostalgia.
Episodes
EPISODE 100!
Warm up your typing fingers, keyboard warriors: in this episode Frank accidentally says World War II when he means World War I and... get ready for it.... Diego accidentally says Star Wars when he means Star Trek! Unleash the hounds! Also, The Revisitors discuss the successful but little remembered Disney offering Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
Happy Independence Day from The Revisitors! We ring in the holiday with Roland Emmerich's attempted historical epic The Patriot. It is like Braveheart.
We close out Diego month with Jake Gyllenhaal's star-making(Give-or-take Donnie Darko) turn in the heartwarming family film October Sky!
Diego month continues with Danny Boyle's beloved not-zombie film 28 Days Later.
Diego month continues with David Lynch's signature film, 1986's Blue Velvet, so open up a Heineken, or PBR, and enjoy the cast!
It's the beginning of DIEGO MONTH! Diego compels us to watch the seminal supernatural horror-flick "The Exorcist."
The Revisitors' Resident Sports Dad, Max, joins Diego and Frank for a discussion of Kids Sports-Fantasy film Rookie of the Year. Warning: Frank's audio is pretty bad in this episode, so if you can't understand what he says, just assume it was hilarious and/or poignant.
Frank and Diego revisit a story as old as time... one in which a couple of mice struggle to get a dress made.
Diego and Frank have high-octane crazy blood in their veins as they delve into George Miller's post apocalyptic Magnum Opus.
May the sixth be with you! Diego and Frank delve into George Lucas's long-gestated return to the cinematic galaxy that made him an icon.
Will Diego entice Frank into the cult of the 2000 Don Bluth-directed flop Titan A.E.?
Frank Diego discuss the sinister machinations of Mr. Potatohead and his role in the fall of Woody the Cowboy.
Diego and Frank are softly serenaded by a Spring storm as they discuss the emodorable semi-favorite Garden State.
Macaulay Culkin and Ted Danson were in a movie together and you did not know about it!
Frank and Diego audibly combat their respective colds as they review the 1999 Made-for-Disney-Channel picture Smart House, a prescient vision of the future given over to our AI overlords.
It's the first of The Revisitors' Disney Princess episodes. Frank and Diego take a look back at the O.G. Princess film, 1937's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? Our first question, why is it spelled "dwarfs?"
The Revisitors welcome some special guests for a discussion of the 2004 sci-fi/romance Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Diego and Frank revisit the well-regarded but seemingly un-impactful family sci-fi flick Honey, Shrunk the Kids. Do you remember, like, any of the characters' names?
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