The Revisitors

Nov 19 2024 67 ep. 69 mins
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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.

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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

Nov 19 2024 100 mins  
Frank had is turn with Novem-bard, and now it's Diego's turn to bore Frank with extra-textual information in The Revisitors' coverage of The Lord of the Rings: The Return! You can hear Frank's eyes glaze over as Diego expounds on the finer details of J.R.R. Tolkiens epic of high fantasy! Thrill to Frank and Diego's differing opinions on the necessity of Tom Bombadil! Fly, you fools

A Kid in King Arthur's Court (1995)

Nov 12 2024 54 mins  
This week Frank and Diego cast their collective gaze back through the mists of time to director Michael Gottlieb's epic (?) retelling of Arthurian legend (?), A Kid in King Arthur's Court.

Air Force One (1997)

Nov 05 2024 68 mins  
In their Election Day special, Frank and Diego look back at the administration of James Marshall, one of the United States' great fictional presidents.

BONUS EPISODE!: Diego answers Horror Movie Trivia Questions

Oct 31 2024 17 mins  
Our first-ever bonus ep! Listen as Pete's Trivia Night's premier horror-film buff plies his trade!

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

Oct 29 2024 48 mins  
Don't sleep on this episode!

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

Oct 22 2024 58 mins  
Diego and Frank dive into Francis Ford Coppola's four-or-fifth best movie.

Sleepy Hollow (1999)

Oct 15 2024 106 mins  
Laura and Danny from Film is Lit join The Revisitors for the the greatest crossover episode since the Matthews family ran into the Lambert/Fosters at Disney World!

Casper (1995)

Oct 08 2024 71 mins  
Our first movie featuring Father Guido Sarducci!

Friday the 13th (1980)

Oct 01 2024 47 mins  
Ke-ke-ke-ha-ha-ha

The Lion King (1994)

Sep 24 2024 82 mins  
Frank and Diego are easily distracted from their conversation about Disney-Animation-Renaissance classic and ostensible Hamlet adaptation, The Lion King as they bid a fond farewell to Septem-bard.