Roy Chubby Brown: The Good, The Bad & The Fat Bastard

About This Movie

So, 'Roy Chubby Brown: The Good, The Bad & The Fat Bastard' is one of those live stand-up recordings that really leans into the raunchy, unapologetic side of comedy. It’s set in the Forum Theatre, where Chubby just lays it all out there—his take on pop culture like 'Brokeback Mountain' is classic Chubby, and he doesn’t shy away from any taboo topics, including crocodiles for some reason. The pacing feels very much like a real live show; you can almost hear the laughter and occasional groans from the audience. His delivery is raw, and it’s clear he thrives on pushing boundaries, which is what makes this performance kind of distinctive—though it’s definitely not for everyone, that's for sure.

This 2007 performance is part of a limited collector's niche, especially given the nature of Chubby's humor. It's less about mainstream appeal and more about that specific audience who appreciates his brand of comedy. Formats like DVD or digital downloads can be found, but originals or unique recordings can be a bit harder to come by. Overall, there's definitely a segment of collectors who seek these kinds of performances, being drawn to the sheer audacity and style of Chubby’s acts.