(apologises for the audio, we only realised there was an issue after we finished recording) on this weeks episode, the boys discuss the career and life of the late Chadwick Boseman, they then turn there attention to the gothic trailer of the Batman by Matt Reeves and lastly they review the confusing spectacle that is Christopher Nolans, Tenet contact us: email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

The Boys are BACK!! John and Jesse are back with a discussion of our favourite coming of age movies and then review one of the greats of the genre, Stand By Me, starring Will Wheaton and River Phoenix  contact us:  email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

in this episode, Jesse and John play What If? in which they put their directors caps on and give their perspective on what movie they would have done differently. Then they turn focus to review the George Clooney modern classic, Up in the Air, directed by Jason Reitman. contact us: email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

In this Episode, Jesse and John discuss the best Prison films and share audience responses to their favourite prison films, and then further this topic by discussing the intense and raw film, Midnight Express, directed by Alan Parker. contact us: email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant 

on this weeks episode, John and Jesse discuss the actors who don't get the credit they deserve, and also read listener responses as to who is an underrated actor. Then the boys change direction to reviewing the Alan Parker supernatural noir flick, Angel Heart, starring Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro and Lisa Bonet  contact us: [email protected] insta: @Flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

on this episode, Jesse and John review the infectious hip-hop influenced musical, Hamilton by Lin Manuel Miranda. Then the brothers shift gears to Woody Allens love letter to Paris, Midnight in Paris, starring Owen Wilson, Rachel Mcadams and Marion Cotillard.  Contact us: email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta @jessegrant

on this weeks episode, John and Jesse discuss the new Judd Apatow comedy drama, The King of Staten Island, starring Pete Davidson, Marisa Tomei, Bill Burr and Maude Apatow. Then they branch off into a disunion about comedians in dramas and what performances they like the most from comedians. Contact us: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @thejessegrant

on this episode, John and Jesse discuss The Shining analytical Documentary, Room 237, directed by Rodney Ascher. The documentary discusses the many interpretations of Stanley Kubrick film, The Shining, which include  the genocide of Native Americans, the Holocaust and the moon landing. Then the brothers discuss and give their opinions on other wild conspiracy theories. contact us: email: meettheflickers@gmail insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

on this episode, John and Jesse review the new Spike Lee war film, Da 5 bloods and on classic movie Fridays we review the Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet Sci-fi romantic comedy drama, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind, directed by Michel Gondry contact us: Email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant

On this special episode, Jesse and John are joined by their father, Stan grant (journalist, presenter, writer, producer) to discuss the James Baldwin documentary, I Am Not Your Negro, directed by Raoul Peck. We touch upon the films themes and relate them back to our own experiences of racism in Australia as well as the recent Black Lives Matter protests around the world. contact us: email: [email protected] insta: @flickerspod John insta: @johngrantmusic Jesse insta: @jessegrant