320 episodes
The Swampflix Podcast Swampflix
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- TV & Film
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4.9 • 17 Ratings
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The podcast version of the New Orleans-based movie review website Swampflix.com
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#214: Jackie Brown (1997) vs. Pam Grier Classics
Hanna, James, Britnee and Brandon compare Quentin Tarantino's love letter to Pam Grier, Jackie Brown (1997), against her early run of 1970s blaxploitation classics
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00:00 Welcome
03:36 The Nutty Professor (1996)
08:07 I Capture the Castle (2003)
11:44 What a Way to Go! (1964)
16:48 The Feeling that the Time for Doing Something Has Passed (2024)
21:34 Jackie Brown (1997)
47:18 Coffy (1973)
58:29 Foxy Brown (1974)
1:13:26 Friday Foster (1975) -
Lagniappe: Madame Web (2024)
Boomer, Brandon, and Alli discuss the Amazonian spider-research actioner Madame Web (2024) and Dakota Johnson's legendary press tour promoting it
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00:00 Welcome
02:22 The Tinder Swindler (2022)
07:00 The Contestant (2024)
17:27 Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)
22:13 The Lobster (2015)
26:26 Hundreds of Beavers (2024)
30:50 I Saw the TV Glow (2024)
44:35 Stunt Rock (1978)
48:16 Rodan (1956)
52:22 Madame Web (2024) -
#213: Grey Gardens (1975) vs. Grey Gardens (2009)
Britnee and Brandon compare the iconic documentary Grey Gardens (1975) against its made-for-TV dramatization Grey Gardens (2009)
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00:00 Welcome
02:17 Mother of the Bride (2024)
06:23 Buddies (1985)
11:55 Entertaining Mr. Sloane (1970)
17:44 Grey Gardens (1975)
35:02 The Beales of Grey Gardens (2006)
42:06 That Summer (2017)
53:00 Grey Gardens (2009) -
Lagniappe: Mulholland Drive (2001)
Boomer, Brandon, and Alli discuss David Lynch's Hollywood psych thriller Mulholland Drive (2001)
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00:00 Welcome
04:05 Dodgeball (2004)
08:57 My Lucky Stars (1985)
12:43 The Lair of the White Worm (1988)
15:14 Notorious (1946)
17:28 Ace in the Hole (1951)
24:52 Monkey Man (2024)
28:01 The Sweet East (2024)
35:58 Justice League vs Teen Titans (2016)
41:05 Mars Express (2024)
49:26 She is Conann (2024)
56:40 Mulholland Drive (2001) -
#212: Branded to Kill (1967) & The Japanese New Wave
Hanna, James, and Brandon discuss a selection of films from the Japanese New Wave, starting with Seijun Suzuki's surreal pop-art hitman thriller Branded to Kill (1967)
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00:00 Welcome
01:48 Shock Corridor (1963)
06:53 Point Blank (1967)
13:00 Mind Game (2004)
17:24 The Contestant (2024)
23:32 The Japanese New Wave
28:35 Branded to Kill (1967)
43:18 Giants & Toys (1958)
56:01 Woman in the Dunes (1964)
1:12:03 The Pornographers (1966) -
Lagniappe: House (1977)
Boomer, Brandon, and Alli celebrate a podcast milestone by discussing Nobuhiko Obayashi's psychedelic cult classic House (1977).
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00:00 Episode 100
07:00 No Country for Old Men (2007)
13:32 Challengers (2024)
20:55 The Beast (2024)
34:38 Dial M for Murder (1954)
45:33 The People's Joker (2024)
49:06 Humane (2024)
55:48 House (1977)
Customer Reviews
Awesome podcast
This is my daughter , and her friends podcast. It’s funny , serious at times but overall very entertaining!!!!
this is my favorite show
because it is my show
Excellent film podcast, even better for New Orleans locals.
Swampflix is a wonderful podcast. The hosts are passionate about film and the podcast is clearly a labor of love. The discussions about the films are as intelligent and insightful as any I have ever encountered, including serious critics from publications such as "Film Comment", "The New Yorker", and the "New York Times".
What sets this podcast apart to me is the democratic approach they take to film. From the most experimental international arthouse films to disposable comedy schlock, the hosts analyze each film objectively and do a great job highlighting the positives and negatives of each picture, irregardless of the audience the film may have been "designed for". This non-pretentious approach to film criticism makes the podcast a lot of fun, as the types of films discuss will vary wildly in each podcast. Horror is the clear favorite genre, but the hosts seldom let horror films dominate the discussion.
I can recommend this podcast to any film lover out there. For residents of New Orleans, I recommend this podcast if you have even a modicum of interest in cinema. There is frequent discussion of movies that have received local release, reference to local theaters, and various discussions about goings on around town. As a resident of the city, these local discussions make the podcast that much more enjoyable. For non-residents, these discussions wouldn't turn you off and they'd give you a nice bit a of New Orleans flair.
I can't say enough great things about this podcast. I hope you all continue to put in the good work you've been doing. I think the show is outstanding and I do my best to spread positive word of mouth.
Thanks for the great show.
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