All aboard the bus! Chatflix is on tour and we’re headed ALLLL the way back to 1973 (actually the year 2000), for Cameron Crowe’s kinda, sorta semi-autobiographical, drama, comedy; Almost Famous.
With Brose unmistakably the lead singer, the rest of the band is made up with; author, broadcaster and speech aficionado Tony Wilson & Danielle Chau.
We chat the story of a teenage Rolling Stone reporter (Patrick Fugit) on the road with the famous… well almost famous… rock band Still Water (featuring Billy Crudup and Jason Lee) and their Band Aids (Kate Hudson and Anna Paquin).
So, what do you love about music? And flicks about fictitious rock bands? Pop your headphones in and listen to our latest episode TODAY.
It’s a strange world out there, and no one quite does strange like David Lynch! Take a trip with us, back to 1986 to chat out FIRST EVER Lynch flick; Blue Velvet.
Brose sits down to unpack this part Neo-Noir/Part Psychological Horror and ALL 100% David Lynch nuttiness with Chatflix stalwart, Danielle and joined by Zak Hepburn from Melbourne’s favourite art-deco, single-screen cinema specialising in both classics & new releases, The Astor Theatre.
Starring Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rossellini, Dennis Hopper (see above mentioned nuttiness) and everyone’s favourite paleobotanist, Laura Dern.
Frank Booth may scream at you to stop looking at him but he never said anything about listening. So, masks up and earphones in! Check out what what we’re chatting by downloading us TODAY!
This week Shaun and Brose look at the debut film for the Coen Brothers; Blood Simple.
Possibly the most complex of all the debut films we’ve looked at, Ethan and Joel bring together Frances McDormand, John Getz, Dan Hedaya and M. Emmet Walsh for this neo-noir, psycho-sexual thriller.
When it comes to stealing millions in mob money and pinning the blame on someone else you’ve gotta listen to Shaun and Brose … as they chat Corky (Gina Gershon) and Violet’s (Jennifer Tilly) scheme when they continue their series of chats of debut flicks from famous directors with The Wachowskis 1996 feature flick; Bound
The Wachowski’s delivered a sexy, romantic, violent, crime thriller all wrapped up in murder and money before they had the whole world asking “what is The Matrix?”
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When three friends plan a robbery and go on the run we don’t usually chat about it. UNLESS those three friend are from Wes Anderson’s debut flick; Bottle Rocket.
Continuing their series of chats about debut flicks from famous directors, Shaun and Brose team up again turning their attention to the bottle-less, rocket-less crime comedy that gave us not once, not twice but three times a Wilson’s (Owen, Luke and Andrew) with the great James Caan.
with Angus Brown, Kayla Coombs, Jarrod Welsh and Brose Avard
Everybody get up it’s time to slam now We got a new podcast goin’ down Welcome to Warner Bros Space Jam Angus here’s your chance, Brose do your dance, we’re chatting Space Jam Alright, alright, alright, alright.
Kayla is waving her hands in the air coz she feels fine. Jazz’ll chat this into overtime We’re chatting 1996’s Space Jaaaammmm!
With all the Looney Tunes, get hyped, say HOOP there it is! Come on Michael Jordan and 90’s basketball stars, say HOOP there it is!! Come on, let’s meet Lola Bunny for the first time sayin, HOOP there it is!!!
Come on and run, baby run (to your favourite podcast app) Yeah, you want a hoop? So shoot, baby shoot (and listen to our latest episode TODAY) Come on and slam, welcome to Space Jam!
The dice are loaded and we’re shooting high this week as the double or nothing team of Shaun (the double) and Brose (nothing) continue their discussion of first time directors with Paul Thomas Anderson’s Hard Eight.
This gritty 1996 film stars Philip B. Hall, John C. Reilly, Samuel L. Jackson and Gwyneth (no middle initial) Paltrow is set in Las Vegas and is one hell of a ride!
with Josh Ladgrove, Trevor Wood, Angus Brown and Brose Avard
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Join us as we gear up and bungy jump head first into the dammed river that is the Bond Cinematic Franchise.
Brose is joined by special guest, comedian Josh Ladgrove, comic artist Trevor Wood and comedian Angus Brown.
Put on your best tuxedo pour yourself a vodka martini (shaken, not stirred) and pop us in your hear holes and listen to us chat about Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond debut in 1995’s Goldeneye.
This is week three of seven discussing the debut films of famous directors with Ben Affleck’s first effort; Gone Baby Gone.
Familiar themes for Affleck, focusing on South Boston and the working class milieu that we saw in Good Will Hunting and the subsequent The Town.
In coming weeks we will look at Hard Eight (Paul Thomas Anderson), Bottle Rocket (Wes Anderson), Bound (The Wachowskis) and Blood Simple (the Coen Brothers).
