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Welcome to Back To The Review-ture - the show in which we take a classic movie that one, or both, of us might not have seen before and take a look at it now! In each episode, your hosts Drew Bridger and Amber Insch will take a close look at a different ”classic” movie, it’s tropes, it’s highs and lows, maybe even poke some fun at it, but ultimately decide if it is still worthy to be called a classic. Follow #BTTRPod for more updates and to send us your thoughts!
Episodes
Sunday Jan 09, 2022
Sunday Jan 09, 2022
In this episode, we talk about something that we aren’t supposed to talk about, discuss starting some underground clubs of our own, ponder the big ironies of movie-making, figure out what percentages of fat we would be happy with, and come up with some pretty unfortunate acronyms.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Friday Dec 24, 2021
Friday Dec 24, 2021
In this special festive episode, we consider whether cloning technology exists in the form of Hallmark movies, venture back to our childhood and our best Christmas presents, the quandary of Mall Santa, the best ways of dropping hints for Christmas, and get a shocking “Life Exclusive” reveal from Amber!
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
In this episode, we wonder what happened to a genre that got lost from the popular culture, begin to see cracks forming as we dig up some past wounds from film experiences, try to figure out what happened to some comedy legends and think about who would be within our catchment for a celebrity guest.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
In this episode, we settle back into the ’90s for vest action, figure out the future of product placements, the pitfalls of film syndication on ITV2 aiding Amber’s love of Rango, realise a crucially overlooked element of the podcast, and begin to wonder how radio has survived for so long.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
In this episode, we tack the furthest trip to the present that we have done, submit to the whims of our superfan, flesh out a totally different film in 10 minutes, make our way to the eyebrow store, and won’t have a bad word said about Jet.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Sunday Oct 31, 2021
Sunday Oct 31, 2021
In this extra special spooky episode, we continue our horrific path of mayhem through the shared movie-verse, investigate the origin story of Johnny Depp, try to figure out whether everything is still a dream, and try our hand at hosting a game show before eating all the leftover Halloween candy we can!
YouTube footage of our Halloween Horror Nights Experience: https://youtu.be/Y5Vipbt1ePY
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Monday Oct 18, 2021
Monday Oct 18, 2021
In this extra special spooky episode, we look at not one, not three, but TWO Titans of Terror that have been frightening the world for decades, become a Theme Park Review podcast for a while, talk about close encounters of the Freddie kind, and have a Horror movie plot twist ending you must hear to believe!
YouTube video of our HHN Experience: https://youtu.be/Y5Vipbt1ePY
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Monday Oct 04, 2021
In this episode, we find ourselves back in the best year of the ’80s, realise we may actually be telepathic with film rankings, delve into vampire lore and what their feet are like, almost argue about the best '80s movie soundtrack, and become obsessed with Shirtless Saxophone Guys.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Monday Sep 20, 2021
In this episode, we once again go back to our comfort wheelhouse of the ’80s, work out the first ever shared cinematic universe, attempt to pinpoint the first on-screen instance of the “Friendzone”, have disappointing reactions to High School exteriors, and take the long way around to get to the subject of Camel Straddling.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir.
Monday Sep 06, 2021
Monday Sep 06, 2021
In this episode, we lament on our past of not watching Rainbow as a kid, get righteously indignant about our past crimes against film, discuss the benefits of the “Amish Spirit”, and try to recount how much money we have collectively spent on “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”.
Intro music by Matt Javanshir. Ads at 28:44