The 366 crew—Greg, Giles and Robert—interview Mike Cheslik and Ryan Coles Brickson Tews, the team behind the semi-silent surreal comedy “Hundreds of Beavers,” now in theaters and streaming on Fandor from Apr. 1. (This is the second of hundreds of planned interviews about this particular topic.) But first, the boys discuss the week’s weird movie news and releases: a preview of the Weirdcademy Awards voting; John Waters rumors; "Poor Things" streaming options; "Divinity" on Blu-ray; Bill Plympton's "The Tune" on Blu-ray; "Kamikazee Girls" on Blu-ray; and the Zuwalski trilogy of "The Third Part of the Night," "The Devil," and "On the Silver Globe" on Region B blu-ray (so for Eurofolk only). The "Hundreds of Beavers" content begins at about the 1 hour mark; no restaurant recommendations, but Cheslik does make fun of Giles' wardrobe.

Links of interest:

Hundreds of Beavers official site

The Polish Political Crisis of 1968

Weirdcademy Award voting ends on 3/9, one hour before the Academy Awards begin, not this Sunday.

Immediately after recording this session, John Waters disavowed the rumor we discussed.

"Hundreds of Beavers" is currently playing in slightly fewer than the 4 million screens Mike Cheslik claimed.