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...

It's Saint Paddy's Day and the Revistors are taking on 1993's Leprechaun and its proud legacy. 

The Revisitors celebrate the best of cinema in 2025!

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...

Frank and Diego head back to Hogwarts to observe the budding adolescence of pop-culture's favorite teen wizards and witches.

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.

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...

The Revisitors are right back in the world of the Corleone family with The Godfather Part II. Will it hold up to its reputation as the greatest sequel in film history?

Frank and Diego kick of The Revisitors' annual countdown to Oscar with Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather, a popular film from the 70s. Will our boys come up with some fresh takes on a classic? Probably not, but le...

Frank and Diego were sick, so this week's episode is the non-scheduled A Bug's Life, explaining the lack of current events reportage. 

Frank and Diego head back to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for sophomore year with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. 

The Revitors take a trip to the mysterious future as we thought it would be in the past with the 2002 dystopian Sci-Fi/Action flick/Orwell derivation Equilibrium. Frank and Diego discuss the art of "gun-kata" and ponder the importance ...

Two teenagers cross the Kalahari desert in a film you do not remember! It's got Reese Witherspoon in it and Ethan Emery, but  he was called Ethan Randall at the time. 

Frank and Diego check out the first film in the Harry Potter series of films, part of a popular media franchise.

Frank and Diego once again delve into the weird existentialism of the Peanuts holiday specials. This is the one with the sad little tree and the Best. Soundtrack. Ever.

The Revisitors turn back to Rankin-Bass as their Yuletide film fest continues!

Kevin McCallister is home alone again, but this time it's at his home-away-from-home, New York CIty's fabulous plaza hotel. Will The Revisitors find sequel a charming continuation of the classic Home Alone or a soulless retread? Let's ...

Frank and Diego say "Fidelio" to the Holiday Season with master director Stanley Kubrick's 1999 swan song Eyes Wide Shut.. Is it a Christmas movie? No.

Frank month concludes with Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, #4 on Frank's Top 500 list and a showcase for greatest-film-actor-of-all-time Phillip Seymour Hoffman.

"Frank Month" continues with Alfonso Cauron's Children of Men! Frank and Diego speculate about why, oh why does our vision of the dystopian future always involve the violent scapegoating of foreigners? It's weird, right?

Frank month presses on with James L. Brooks' seminal workplace rom-com. Can Diego open his heart to the romantic, or remain a horror-film loving grump?

The Revisitors kick off "Frank Month" with a trip to Hollywood of Yester-year and Casablanca! Better still, they are joined by much-loved return guest Sonia Anderson, aka, Frank's mom! 

Once again, Diego is missing the annual Horror Film Trivia Night at Pete's Sports Bar, so here he is to try his hand at it on The Revisitors!

Horror aficionado John joins Frank and Diego to close this "Spooktacular Shocktober" with a discussion of Clive Barker's touchstone, Hellraiser. We have such sights to show you.

Frank and Diego discuss the film that began M. Night Shyamalan's brief tenure as the master of cinematic suspense. Does the famous twist hold up? Was Haley Joel Osment more than precocious child performer? Is this Bruce Willis' best performance...