Rewatchability is a Podcast.

Believe your eyes, this week we get transparent about HOLLOW MAN! Starring Kevin Bacon, Kevin Bacon's invisible genitals, Elizabeth Shue, Thanos himself Josh Brolin and Kim Dickens, Hollow Man shows us what would happen if literally the 2nd worst person in the world (after, uh, the President) was given the power of invisibility.

Grab that baseball glove because this week your prayers are answered by ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD! Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Danny Glover, Christopher Lloyd, Tony Danza and really who else do you need? How 'bout McConaughey? Prayer answered! Adrian Brody? Prayer answered! Pigeon Lady from Home Alone 2: Lost in New York? Prayer answered! This movie taught us important lessons like how it's okay to cheat at sports using divine intervention, but how do we feel about it today?

Alright lads, gather round, deal for a squeal, LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS. It's a movie, innit? Guy Ritchie. Blokes. Jason Stathem. Vinnie Jones. That codger from The Police. We've got cards, we've got guns, we've got cockney rhyming slang. It was a fresh of breath air, with intricate plot mechanics and a guy beating another guy with a sex toy. My kinda film. We loved it when were munchkins, barely old enough to go bashin' skulls with our Pa, but how does it hold up now? 

Pull your favorite doll close, this week we're down to CHILD'S PLAY! With the Aubrey Plaza starring remake currently in the cinemas, we take a look at the original movie that made children afraid of their own toys. Starring Brad Dourif, Catherine Hicks and one of the Sarandons, this movie and the pint-sized monster gave us literal nightmares when we were younger, but how does it hold up to three alleged adults?

This week we go to bat with MR. DESTINY, the 1990 fantasy movie starring Jim Belushi as a mediocre white man whose life would be anything but mediocre if he'd just hit that ball during the big game. It's like "It's A Wonderful Life", if Jimmy Stewart's biggest problem was that he wanted to bone the bosses wife. Also starring Linda Hamilton, Rene Russo and the great Michael Caine, we loved this movie when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

Unconstipate your thoughts, this week we go looking for FINDING FORRESTER, the 2000 dramatic film starring Sean Connery, Rob Brown and Busta Rhymes about the friendship between a reclusive writer and a intelligent and promising young man whose brother is Busta Rhymes. Directed by Gus Van Sant, this is the film where Sean Connery says "You're the man now, dog!" and also, Busta Rhymes! This movie inspired us when we were younger, and taught us that we're the man now, dog. But how does it hold up today?

With the live action remake currently in theaters, we rub the lamp and make a wish to discuss ALADDIN! Starring Robin Williams as the one and only Genie, this 1992 Disney animated feature was part of the "Disney renaissance", you remember, when Disney expended all their energy creating original masterpieces instead of releasing lukewarm remakes. This movie blew our minds with its thrilling animation and energetic songs, but how does it hold up today? 

Attention cadets! Your assignment: POLICE ACADEMY, the 1984 comedy starring Steve Guttenberg, Kim Cattrell and the guy who makes noises with his mouth! Also featuring G.W. Bailey, Bubba Smith, this movie spawned seven sequels, which should be a prosecutable offense under the law. We loved this movie as when we were juvenile civilians, but how does it hold up now?

Put on your dark sunglasses, this week we go on the road with THE BLUES BROTHERS, the 1980 musical comedy starring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi, along with Cab Calloway, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, James Brown and all those cool cats. Directed by Jon Landis, this movie was a huge success and cemented the star status of these SNL alumni, but how does it hold up now? 

After seeing JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM, we sat down to share our thoughts on the latest installment in this bone-crunchingly beloved action franchise!

To celebrate the release of John Wick 3: Parabellum, we revisit the original JOHN WICK! Starring Keanu Reeves as a deadly former hitman out to get revenge for the murder of his beloved puppy, this movie came out of nowhere to become one of the most beloved franchises of the decade! Also starring Willem Dafoe, Ian McShane, Michael Nyquist and Alfie Allen, this movie raised the bar for action movies in North America, but how does it hold up today?

We take nothing at face value as we discuss FACE/OFF, the 1997 sci-fi action thriller directed by John Woo and starring John Travolta and Nicholas Cage as a cop and his nemesis who switch their freakin' faces! Also featuring Joan Allen, Gina Gershon and Dominique Swain, this insane premise blew our minds when we were younger and our faces were fresher, but how does it hold up today?

Update your business cards, this week we get a little murder-y with AMERICAN PSYCHO! Directed by Mary Harron and starring Christian Bale, Reese Witherspoon, Jared Leto and Chloe Sevigny, it's the classic tale of somebody with too much money and power deciding they should kill people. Adapted from Bret Easton Ellis's controversial book, the movie American Psycho shocked and entertained us when it came out, but how does it hold up today?

With the launch of Disney+ and the upcoming release of Toy Story 4, we wistfully look back at the original TOY STORY! Starring Tom Hanks as as the drawstring cowboy Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear, Toy Story is the tale of a couple of toys who have to learn to play nice to get back where they belong. It was the first full length computer animated film and led the way for the rest of Pixar's animated empire, but how does it hold up today?

In anticipation of Terry Gilliam's long awaited The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, we revisit 1991's THE FISHER KING, Gilliam's fantasy soaked drama starring Jeff Bridges as a disgraced shock jock who has to find a way to help a man whose tragic circumstances he feels responsible for. Also starring Robin Williams as Parry and featuring Mercedes Ruehl, Amanda Plummer and Michael Jeter, this movie showed us how wonder and magic can be found in a dark and tragic world, but how does that hold up today?