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2026 is winding in it's final months and the Academy season is seemingly upon us.. but where are the big films? Something not to be missed from the years past is Boorman and the Devil & it's recontextualizing for Exorcist II: The Heretic. Going back to the late 60s New York is talk of Everything is Now by J. Hoberman and the avant-garde, experimental works of Stan Brakhage, Andy Warhol, Norman Mailer, Michael Snow and more.

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How one finds horror films in the DVD era, the atmospheric tension of Friday the 13th (1980), the top-notch filmmaking of A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and the surprisingly heartfelt and enjoyable A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge are today's topics.

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The return of Cozy Corner of Cinema. Topics discussed ranging from the upcoming release of The Devils, the upcoming 2026 Oscar season, Touching the Void, the new season of the TCM podcast about Kubrick and much more.

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Film as a visual spectacle in different ways. First is discussion of the bizarre but fascinating viewing experience of The Wizard of Oz at the Las Vegas Sphere. On a smaller (or even bigger?) scale is the strangely compelling head-scratcher that is Exorcist II: Heretic and the career of John Boorman.

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What is television in 2026 aside from streaming? With the recent premiere of The Shards, the talk is kickstarted from there and how disposable it's seemingly become. Bringing it back to films is the newest from Kent Jones, a highlight of 2026 titled Late Fame.

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With no real notes or planning set for this episode, the talk is kicked off with the upcoming Cannibal Holocaust 4K from Grindhouse Releasing. From there are topics of upgrading multiple editions of a film including the upcoming release of Rad from Vinegar Syndrome as well as general Blu Ray and 4K discussion.

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With Bill Landis' and Michelle Clifford's Sleazoid Express still in the discussion, the era of the late 60s sexploitation films, specifically the work of Michael & Roberta Findlay along with the Amero Brothers is at the forefront. Wrapping up the episode is the debut (?) from one of adult cinema's finest, Chuck Vincent and his experimental erotic nightmare, Voices of Desire.

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What happens when an unsatisfied housewife crosses paths with a man who doesn't take "no" for an answer? Today's film is The Seduction of Lyn Carter directed by Anthony Spinelli (Wes Brown) and starring Andrea True and Jamie Gillis.

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It's a Herschell Gordon-Lewis blood spectacular! With Something Weird at the front of the topics, a dive into the Arrow HGL Feast boxset looks at the highs, the lows and the head-scratchers of his filmography. Rounding it out is a loving appreciation of Something Weird Video.

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