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Here come the Men In Chat! Brose is joined by galaxy defenders Jarrod and Looch. Donning black Ray Bans and with their reverse neutraliser they WILL make you remember just how fun this late 90s Barry Sonnenfeld flick is. Starring a perfectly appropriate Tommy Lee Jones and some kid from TV that people call the Fresh Prince! Oh that’s right it’s WILL SMITH! So forget that Roswell crap, show love to the black suit, because this week we’re doing Men In Black.

This week Brose and James report for basic training as they discuss the first of 7 Police Academy films! Steve Guttenberg, Michael Winslow, Bubba Smith, Marion Ramsey, George Gaynes, Kim Catrall, GW Bailey and David Graf all assemble for the ChatFlix treatment! Join us each week to see how this comedy series holds up (NB. We are not looking forward to Mission to Moscow!)

Are you troubled by strange noises in the middle of the night? Do you experience feelings of dread in your basement or attic? Have you or your family ever seen a spook, spectre or ghost? When it’s time to chat Ghost Busters ..Who you gunna call? Don’t call anyone just download our latest podcast.

Brose crosses the streams with regular Matt ONeil, comic book artist Tristan Jones and for the first time Emma Beddows to get the full skinny on the ghost removal service provided by Bill Murray, Dan Akyroyd and Harold Ramis in the Ivan Reitman fantasy comedy.

This week Brose chats to former WCW Boss Eric Bischoff. Find out the inside word on the upcoming Hulk Hogan biopic starring CHRIS HEMSWORTH! We also chat about his podcast 83 Weeks and his upcoming Australian Tour!

83 WEEKS WITH ERIC BISCHOFF AUSTRALIAN TOUR ANNOUNCED!

Brose and Stu sit down to chat about the creepy Patrick Wilson and disturbing Ellen Page starring film Hard Candy. An awkward, intense, enclosed space thriller from 2005 that keeps you on the edge of the seat you’ve been tied to.

ChatFlix Assemble! This week we break the embargo and litter the show with SPOILERS when we chat Avengers Endgame. For such an epic movie we have assembled an epic line up! Brose is joined by Tristan Jones, Corrine Lawrence, Matt O’Neill, Sophie Hargrave, Adam Thomas and ChatFlix regulars Trevor Wood, Jarrod Welsh and Looch Parissi!
We iron out Robert Downey Jr, we shield you from Chris Evans, ask whether Chrith Hemthworth ith thtill Thor, whether Mark Ruffalo is still feeling green, check out Josh Brolin’s grimace and give Scarlett Johansson more airtime that the combined MCU.
A film 11 years and 22 films in the making, that’s more series finale than movie. ‘Goodbye, Farewell and Assemble.’
Have a listen and let us know where you think the Russo Brothers went right and where they went wrong!

Brose and Stu are locked up in their Panic Room to chat… well… Panic Room! David Fincher’s enclosed space thriller holds the likes of Jodie Foster, Kristen Stewart and Forest Whitaker.

This week Brose is joined by three very non-Mean Girls; Emily, Kathryn and Corrine! We chat about how fetch Mean Girls is 15 years later, whether a full forearm cast is necessary for carpal tunnel and the necessity to look both ways in a school bus zone. Who would have predicted Rachel McAdams would still be as popular as Regina George, Lindsay Lohan would somewhat disappear like Cady Heron and that Tina Fey is still helping create strong female personalities? I have to say, things will be sufficiently awkward… like seeing a dog walking on its hind legs.

As a companion episode to Dial M for Murder, Brose and Stu are chatting Enclosed Space Thrillers kicking things off with Cube!

Dust off the landline and call up our latest feature episode – Dial M for Murder. It’s been years since Brose even used a rotary phone, he misses M but instead rings P for panelists and Stu, Kathryn James answer the call.

The gang chat the almost perfect murder and answer age old questions such as who would even want to murder Grace Kelly? Tony Milland that’s who! But not before Rob Cummings and John Williams can stop the grumpy ol bugger.

Stay on the line as we chat our first (!!!) Hitchcock flick and his last movie for WB, even if your parents are yelling at you to get off the phone