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Revisitors' host Frank Anderson is joined by Revisitors' guest John Price for a discussion of the Oscar nominees and winners of yesteryear. On this episode, they discuss the 1991 Academy Awards celebrating the ostensible best in film of 1990.
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Put on your jean shorts and Dreamworks promotional apparel, it's Steven Septemberg! This year's Steven Septemberg commences with 1971's made-for-tv classic, Duel.
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We're in the dog days of summer and Frank and Diego are, appropriately, revisiting the somewhat-loved ill-behaved-dog comedy Beethoven. It has very little to do with classical music.
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The Revisitors' in-house legal counsel, Kevin, joins Diego and Frank for a look back to 1999's Double Jeopardy to discuss the film's interpretation of the Fifth Amendment and why they didn't just make another Fugitive sequel.
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Frank and Diego check out The Little Mermaid, the film that launched the Disney Animation Renaissance and the first movie Frank ever saw in a theater... maybe.
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Those Harry Potter kids are really growing up! And they're falling in love for the first time in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
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"Costner Mommy" Rebekah hops on the mic with Frank and Diego to look back at star Kevin Coster and director Kevin Reynolds' bleak vision of the future and notoriously troubled film Waterworld.
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Frank and Diego look back at the ur-Michael Bay film Armageddon! Thrill to the adventures of the intrepid oil driller Freddie Noonan (Clark Brolly) as he and his rugged team of roughnecks face their ultimate challenge: To drill on the deadly asteroid threatening all life on Earth! Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck round out the cast.
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The Revisitors' ongoing mission to record and episode about every movie released in 1999 continues with American Pie, an entirely ahead-of-its time and in-no-way-problematic coming-of-age film.
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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.