Broadcasts

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.
This time we discuss Agnes Varda’s groundbreaking Cleo from 5 to 7.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.
This time we put on our roach dresses and dance while discussing the camp classic “Hairspray” by the notoriously unhinged pervert John Waters!

Tonight we discuss Daisies, the groundbreaking surreal classic from 1966.
An absolutely amusing, whimsical, bubbly, spectacular, strange, unexpected, incredible, unexplainable, interesting, magical mystery. . . (∩ ` -´ )⊃━━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ

Today we dive dive deep and get high on Cinema 🚬 with Federico Fellini’s 8½.
A journey through the inner world of a man. An excercise in artistic expression. A question about authenticity and identity.
Long considered one of the most important films of all time (OF ALL TIME).
Heiner hates it.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it… and today’s all about cowboys, gunmen and wild west hustlers.
Ahhh sheeet… We dive into Robet Altmans 1971 masterwork “McCabe &Ms Miller”
Much admiration.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Today we rise from the grave 💀 to party and eat BRAINS! with Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 punk horror classic:
„Return of the Living Dead“ 💀💀💀
Good fun for the entire family… not really, but still fun.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

We discuss David Cronenberg’s 1988 identical twin thriller Dead Ringers!

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Axel and Heiner discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patentedly unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

In this installment we discuss the peculiar Czech classic Sedmikrásky (Daisies) from 1966 by Věra Chytilová. The controversial comedy got banned in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic at the time and still holds much of its explosive anarchic energy to this day.