
Reviewish is a fast, funny pop-culture talk show where a rotating panel dives deep into movies, television, and iconic moments with sharp insight, playful debate, and nostalgic flair. Each themed episode explores a genre, era, or trend revisiting classics and new favorites alike through smart, spirited conversation, all served with a distinct voice.
15 Episodes
A good parody requires the alchemy of a hit genre, a recognizable film, a funny script, and top-notch actors. Hosts Sara Greenfield and Gregory Cohen discuss some of the best parodies, including Airplane, Scream, Scary Movie & Young Frankenstein.
Host Sara Greenfield and Sandy Hackett chat about films with all-star casts and debate whether this formula offers a recipe for guaranteed success. They discuss Ocean’s Eleven, Ocean’s Eight, Love Actually, and more.
From Psycho to Saw, audiences always love to be scared, but why does the Horror genre endure? Hosts Gregory Cohen and Sara Greenfield tackle that question, highlighting horror classics Night of the Living Dead, Jaws, Halloween and The Conjuring.
Hosts Gregory Cohen and Bella Glanville will have what she's having when they discuss the romantic comedies that have made the biggest impact in the past 40 years, including Princess Bride, Pretty Woman, Jerry Maguire, Wedding Singer and more!
Fads come and go, but Batman's forever. Hosts Gregory Cohen and Bella Glanville chat about all of the different incarnations of Bruce Wayne on the big and small screen, from the 1960s TV show to the 2020s Matt Reeves’ The Batman film.
Host Sandy Hackett and Bella Glanville talk films and TV shows that gave us the original American hero - the Cowboy. From The Rifleman to Horizon: An American Saga, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, High Noon, Unforgiven, and No Country For Old Men.
Join Reviewish Hosts Sara, Gregory, Sandy, and Bella for their first Holiday Spectacular as they share their favorite holiday films, new and old, including White Christmas, Eight Gifts of Hanukkah, and Die Hard.
What is fame? Should it be admired? And why are there so many films and TV shows about fame? Hosts Sandy Hackett & Bella Glanville explore content that puts fame under the microscope, from A Star is Born, to Baby Reindeer and Glee.
Some call “nostalgia” in Hollywood comfort food, others call it a cash grab. In this age of remakes, reboots and legacy sequels, our hosts talk about the good and the bad in nostalgic movies and TV, including Star Trek, Sex and the City, and Disney.
Hosts Sandy Hackett and Sara Greenfield take on the challenge of discussing religious-themed films of all kinds (even the naughty ones), including The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, Dogma, and Yentl.
Milton Berle did it. So did Julie Andrews. And RuPaul works it. Join Host Sara Greenfield and Gregory Cohen as they discuss the best drag on screen, from Some Like It Hot, Victor/Victoria, Mrs. Doubtfire, To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, and more.
There is no Back to the Future without the DeLorean, no Smokey & the Bandit without the Pontiac Trans Am, No Chitty Chitty Bang Bang without Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. In a love letter to four-wheeled stars, we reveal the most iconic cars on screen.
Characters on screen are rarely great to start, but greatness is thrust upon them. From The Karate Kid to Forrest Gump, our hosts discuss everyday heroes that rise to the occasion, win that title fight, and never sweep the leg.
Movies about ghosts are not always scary. Sometimes they’re romantic like Ghost, friendly like Casper, funny like Beetlejuice, or chilling like The Sixth Sense. Gather as our hosts discuss some of their favorite spirited tales.
Few jobs are harder than adapting a musical from stage to screen. For every hit like West Side Story, there’s a miss like Rock of Ages. Our hosts look at the best and worst adaptations, including Cabaret, Chicago, and Fiddler on the Roof.