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
155 episodes
Armageddon (1998)
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...
AMERICAN PIE (1999)
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.
THE NEVERENDING STORY (1984)
It's the Revisitors' 150th episode and we're headed to Fantasia! No, not Disney's Fantasia but the one in The NeverEnding Story! It's a movie that meant a lot to a young Diego but Frank...not so much. Will Bastien, Atreyu, and the Childlike Emp...
THE PAGEMASTER (1994)
What does a timid and fearful young boy need to develop a sense of recklessness and adventure? Why, books, of course!
THE FACULTY (1998)
It's the second week of Diego month! This time Diego takes us back to Robert Rodriguez's Body Snatchers homage The Faculty.
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW (2004)
Diego month '26 commences with the 2004 Roland Emmerich starring Jake Gyllenhaal-starring global warming parable The Day After Tomorrow.
A GOOFY MOVIE (1995)
Frank and Diego hit the open road with A Goofy Movie. Will their destination be Lake Destiny or The Powerline Concert?
FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL (1994)
Happy birthday, Nicole! Frank and Diego respond to their fan mail with a viewing of favorite British Rom-Com Four Weddings and a Funeral.
HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
Aaaannnndd.... We're back at Hogwarts for the Empire Strikes Back of Harry Potter movies.
THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)
May the fourth (or fifth) be with you! The Revisitors are returning to the popular intellectual property Star Wars with Irwin Kersher's The Empire Strikes Back.
BRINK (1998)
The Revisitors return to Diego's beloved Disney Channel Originals with the 1998 Inline Skating pic, Brink.
HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE (2005)
Frank and Diego return to Hogwarts to observe the increasingly moody exploits of Harry Potter and his cohorts.
THE EDGE (1997) with John Price
Frank and Diego return to the legendary cinematic partnership of Anthony Hopkins and Bart the Bear, with Lee Tamahori's The Edge and bring along guest Horror Film/Cuckoldry expert John Price!
LEGENDS OF THE FALL (1994)
Frank and Diego delve into director Edward Wick's epic (and epically dopey) Legends of the Fall, discussing its confusing timeline and the unconventional movie stardom of Brad Pitt.
THE SANDLOT (1993) with "Sports Daddy" Max Wolter
Frank's old pal Max joins the Revisitors for a trip down memory lane in watching the nostalgia-inducing The Sandlot.
SLEEPING BEAUTY (1959)
Frank and Diego continue their tour of the Disney princess oeuvre with 1959's Sleeping Beauty, discussing the ramifications of an entire kingdom sleeping for more than a year and the unimpeachable hotness of one "Mistress of All E...
LEPRECHAUN (1993)
It's Saint Paddy's Day and the Revistors are taking on 1993's Leprechaun and its proud legacy.
BONUS EPISODE!: The 1st Annual Frankies
The Revisitors celebrate the best of cinema in 2025!
SE7EN (1995)
What's in the box for The Revisitor's this week? David Fincher's seminal serial killer picture Se7en (Seven). is it truly as demented as older boys led us to believe in the mid nineties? Does its nasty reputation hold up? Join...
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (2004)
Frank and Diego head back to Hogwarts to observe the budding adolescence of pop-culture's favorite teen wizards and witches.
BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN (2005)
Frank and Diego delve into the controversial (?) 2005 cultural touchstone Brokeback Mountain, one of four nominees more worthy of the 2005 Oscar for Best picture than Crash.
AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)
Frank and Diego tackle the not-so-fondly remembered Best Picture-winner American Beauty. Is it a poignant portrait of mid-life malaise or, perhaps, does it uncomfortably heroicize a selfish jerk? Let the Revisitors decide fo...