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Episode 24: The Technical Difficulties Episode
This is the short replacement version of episode 24 re-recorded by Giles Edwards for a podcast that was plagued by audio difficulties on the side of Giles' co-host, Pete Trbovich. The complete episode (including this re-recorded prologue) can be found on our YouTube channel, should anyone be interested. Giles directs your attention to the theatrical release of Tyler Taormina's contemplative slice-of-night "Happer's Comet", then moves on to the a
dream line-up of Blu Ray / 4K releases: "Doctor Caligari" (1989), Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits", and Peter Greenaway's "The Draughtsman's Contract". Following this you get the skinny on two box sets from Indicator / Powerhouse Films, with "From Hollywood to Heaven: the Lost and Saved Films of the Ormond Family" and the quadruple-feature "Mexico Macabre: Four Sinister Tales from the Alameda Films Vault". For better or worse, Lars von Trier's "Idiots" is back in theatres, and while "Beau
is Afraid", he's also now on VOD.
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By 366 Weird MoviesThis is the short replacement version of episode 24 re-recorded by Giles Edwards for a podcast that was plagued by audio difficulties on the side of Giles' co-host, Pete Trbovich. The complete episode (including this re-recorded prologue) can be found on our YouTube channel, should anyone be interested. Giles directs your attention to the theatrical release of Tyler Taormina's contemplative slice-of-night "Happer's Comet", then moves on to the a
dream line-up of Blu Ray / 4K releases: "Doctor Caligari" (1989), Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits", and Peter Greenaway's "The Draughtsman's Contract". Following this you get the skinny on two box sets from Indicator / Powerhouse Films, with "From Hollywood to Heaven: the Lost and Saved Films of the Ormond Family" and the quadruple-feature "Mexico Macabre: Four Sinister Tales from the Alameda Films Vault". For better or worse, Lars von Trier's "Idiots" is back in theatres, and while "Beau
is Afraid", he's also now on VOD.