In this episode of the Cinematic Flashback Podcast, we fire up the Wayback Machine and travel deep into Francis Ford Coppola’s hypnotic, hallucinatory war epic Apocalypse Now (1979). Chuck is joined by returning guest Erin Mu...
Play Latest EpisodeFew filmmakers represent the bold, rebellious spirit of the New Hollywood era quite like John Milius — the writer-director behind Conan the Barbarian, Red Dawn, The Wind and the Lion, and one of the key creative forces behind Apocalypse Now an…
Few films in the history of cinema hit with the force, madness, and hypnotic pull of Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now. It’s more than a war movie — it’s a fever dream. A myth. A psychological descent into the jungle and …
Hop into the Wayback Machine with us as we dive even deeper into the wild, weird, and unforgettable world of 1970s cinema. After an incredible first season exploring everything from Dirty Harry to Apocalypse Now, we’re raising the stakes for …
Chuck Bryan is a technology consultant, podcaster, and film enthusiast with a deep love for the bold storytelling and cultural shifts of 1970s cinema. As host of The Cinematic Flashback Podcast, Chuck explores the decade’s most iconic and overlooked films, digging into the artistry, impact, and behind-the-scenes stories that shaped an era. Off the mic, Chuck brings his passion for clarity and systems thinking to the world of software development and automation.
Matt Sargent is the co-host of The Cinematic Flashback Podcast, where he brings sharp insight, offbeat humor, and a lifelong passion for film to every episode. With a keen eye for character dynamics and cultural context, Matt helps uncover what makes 1970s cinema timeless, provocative, and endlessly watchable. When he’s not dissecting deep cuts or legendary performances, Matt is always on the lookout for the next great conversation about film.