Déjà Views: A Podcast About Remakes

The boys gather virtually discuss the 1960 and 1983 versions of Breathless and to talk about all the content they've been consuming during quarantine.

The boys tackle Kevin Smith and the View Askewniverse by taking a look at Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Smith's latest excursion, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Snootchie bootchies.

The jellicle boys make the jellicle choice to discuss jellicle CATS (1998/2019). Is Tom Hooper the jellicle choice? Which version is hornier? jellicle jellicle jellicle jellicle!

The boys tackle the 1955 and 2019 versions of Lady and the Tramp.

Turns out, Disney+ is trash!

The boys discuss 2011's The Intouchables alongside its 2019 American adaptation The Upside. They also discuss the French.

The boys take a look at Rudy Ray Moore's legacy with 1975's Dolemite and the 2019 biopic Dolemite Is My Name. We also discuss Juggalos, if that's more your speed.

The boys tackle the 1981 and 2013 version of the horror classic The Evil Dead. We also discuss juggling and the finer points of pigskin.

The boys gather to celebrate the majesty of Christopher Columbus the only way they know how: by watching two terrible movies about the 1492 voyage. Ridley Scott's 1492: Conquest of Paradise and John Glen's Christopher Columbus: The Discovery are compared and contrasted. Have we found Marlon Brando's worst performance? Does Tom Selleck make a good King Ferdinand? Why was Gerard Depardieu chosen to play an Italian? All good questions, and all are answered on today's Deja Views!

The boys come back after a bit of a hiatus to start season 2 of Deja Views with a bang by revisiting the 1980 and 2009 version of Friday the 13th.

The boys sit down to discuss the 1988 and 2019 versions of Child's Play. We discuss Voodoo, the screenwriting career of Tommy Swerdlow and the virtues of watching a film while assembling an Ikea patio set.