Surf-tember continues on the Remake, when Kellen Terrett drops by to talk about Point Break, a movie that has it all: surfing, bank robbing, and the acting of Keanu Reeves. Rob pitches a retro-remake, Josiah substitutes surfing for parkour, and Kellen recasts the film with an unlikely star. 

Follow Kellen @drterrett on Twitter!

Some podcasts talk about movies. On Remake, we talk about how to make them better.

This week we're joined by Ryan Ben to discuss the Arnold Schwarzenegger adventure comedy, Kindergarten Cop. Rob and Josiah have goofball remakes, while Ryan pitches a remake that is sure to please fans of the original. 

Follow Ryan on Twitter @ryanjoeben. 

Some podcasts talk about movies. On Remake, we talk about how to make them better.

Matt Castellvi joins the guys to remake the Steven Spielberg classic, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Rob ditches the psychic bond while Josiah plays it up. Then Matt describes an (almost certainly NC-17) masterpiece.

Follow Matt on Twitter @Lolztellvi. 

E.T. poster by John Alvin.

Some podcasts talk about movies. On Remake, we talk about how to make them better.

Josiah and Rob are joined by Mary Beth Smith from the podcast MBSing to talk about 1995's kids soccer film, The Big Green. Rob and Josiah take on the concept of the "Teacher's Exchange Program," while Mary Beth imbues her remake with a depth of plot and character lacking in the original. 

Want more Mary Beth Smith? Check out MBSing (http://www.nerdologues.com/podcasts/mbsing). 

Some podcasts talk about bad movies. On The Remake, we talk about how to make them better.

On this episode, we're joined by special guest John Pantlind to discuss the franchise-killing sequel, Spider-Man 3. Rob and Josiah pitch remakes for one movie, while John Pantlind describes an epic series of films. 

Want more from John? You can follow him @JohnPantlind on Twitter.

Some podcasts talk about bad movies. On The Remake, we talk about how to make them better. 

In this innaugaral episode of the Podcast, Rob and Josiah talk about the bizarre 1993 adaptation of the video game Super Mario Bros. Josiah dreams of portal-jumping renegades, while Rob imagines a film full of Koopa kids.