Reboots and Remakes That Are Better Than the Original with Special Guest Katie Geilenkirch
Jamie and Milo are joined by Katie of the Retromade podcast. They were all assigned the task of finding a modern reboot or remake that is better or as good as the 80s or 90s version. Or, finding a remake or reboot that was done in the 80s or 90s that is better than the previous version. It turns out one of these two tasks is easier than the other.
They also have a bit of a debate on the difference between a reboot, a remake, and a sequel.
We had a great time chatting with Katie on the Retromade podcast about the classic film “Roadhouse” as well as other happenings in May 1989.
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The 80s and 90s weren’t just decades. They were cultural powerhouses that transformed entertainment, fashion, and how we connected with the world.
Jamie reviews Going Viral which blends 1980s nostalgia with modern themes as geeky teen and friends seek Corey Feldman’s “Samurai” to fight an AI.
While Stallone and Russell were awesome, it was the villain actors in 1989’s “Tango & Cash” that made it a treat.
Let’s examine facts from films that involve time travel from the 80s and 90s that will make you feel old… with inforgraphs!
The MPAA had to introduce a new rating, PG-13, for films to accommodate the lucrative 80s teen market.

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Summer’s here, the roads are calling… but it's hot outside, gas is expensive, and you don’t feel like dealing with traffic. Ditch the keys and let Hollywood do the driving.