Rewatchability is a Podcast.

This week on the show we talk about 1990’s Dick Tracy— the nipple-filled Disney movie about how fun it is to murder gangsters. It was a giant cultural moment at the time, but is it any good? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 179- DICK TRACY WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

This week on the show, we make Mark Wahlberg our Valentine with a discussion of 1996’s Fear also starring Reese Witherspoon, Samantha Micelli and Guy From CSI. It made a big cultural impact back in the ’90s, but how does it hold up now? It was directed by the guy who made Glengarry Glen Ross, so it must be pretty good right? RIGHT?! To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 178- FEAR WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and graphic descriptions of roller coaster funny business, please be advised.  

Help us celebrate Groundhog Day with this 1993 movie that is almost Groundhog Day, but not quite. 12:01 stars Jonathan Silverman as a Jonathan Silverman-type who keeps repeating the same day. Also his best friend is Jeremy Piven and his love interest is Supergirl. Hey, Martin Landau’s in there too for some reason. Blain loved it when he was a kid, but how does it hold up now? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 177- 12_01 WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

We return after some time off to talk about Steven Spielberg’s often maligned sci-fi fairy tale A.I. Artificial Intelligence, but how does it play in today’s future world of 2015? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 176- AI ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

Whatever holiday you celebrate this time of year, I think we can all agree that the Muppets are awesome. Seasons Greetings. Episode 175- THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

Christmas gets a whole lot rave-ier with 1999’s Go, a movie that puts the X in Xmas. It seemed pretty cool when we were younger, but how does it hold up now? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 174- GO WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

It's Christmastime, and we're kicking off our listener-requested holiday episodes with Joe Dante's beloved Gremlins. It dominated pop-culture back in the '80s, but how does it hold up now in 2014, when we're 80% sure Gremlins don't actually exist? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 173- GREMLINS WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

We return from a bit of a hiatus to round out our Michael Crichton picks with two movies about old men and the timeships they discover/the women who sexually harass them: Sphere and Disclosure. To find out if they're rewatchable, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 172- SPHERE and DISCLOSURE Also, we will be taking listener suggestions for the remainder of the month, please let us know what Christmas movies or shows we should cover! WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.