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The SciFi Diner Podcast Ep 494 – Our rewatch and review of Frequency (2000)

What if you could talk to your father 30 years in the past? We’re revisiting the underrated 2000 sci-fi thriller Frequency for a special rewatch.

This isn’t your typical time-travel story. Join us as we break down the emotional weight of John Sullivan (Jim Caviezel) connecting with his deceased father, Frank (Dennis Quaid), via a ham radio during a rare celestial event. We dive into the thrilling consequences of changing the past, the race against a serial killer, and the complex bond between father and son across different timelines.

Did Frequency hold up after all these years? Find out in this episode!

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