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Episode 62: It Ain't Fellini
Giles and El Rob Hubbard take you through the week's new releases (Greg takes the week off). They discuss Alice Rohrwacher's art-house theatrical release "La Chimera"; Luc Besson's thriller "DogMan"; a steelbook release of the beloved "Amelie"; the crazy Hungarian animation "Bubble Bath," on physical media for the first time; the 1970s ant-apocalypse cult sci-fi "Phase IV," on Blu-ray (and 4K UHD) for the first time in North America; the Adams family's "Where the Devil Roams"; and a brief mention of something called "Stice's Satyricon."
Errata:
Alice Rohrwacher has directed three fictional feature films (and one feature-length documentary) before "La Chimera"
Saul Bass' last name should rhyme with "class," not "chase"
The video album featured in the last segment is "Stice's Satyricon," not "Slice's Satyricon"
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By 366 Weird MoviesGiles and El Rob Hubbard take you through the week's new releases (Greg takes the week off). They discuss Alice Rohrwacher's art-house theatrical release "La Chimera"; Luc Besson's thriller "DogMan"; a steelbook release of the beloved "Amelie"; the crazy Hungarian animation "Bubble Bath," on physical media for the first time; the 1970s ant-apocalypse cult sci-fi "Phase IV," on Blu-ray (and 4K UHD) for the first time in North America; the Adams family's "Where the Devil Roams"; and a brief mention of something called "Stice's Satyricon."
Errata:
Alice Rohrwacher has directed three fictional feature films (and one feature-length documentary) before "La Chimera"
Saul Bass' last name should rhyme with "class," not "chase"
The video album featured in the last segment is "Stice's Satyricon," not "Slice's Satyricon"