On this episode we interview a special guest: Dave Jackson of the strange, sick slasher "Cat Sick Blues" (2015). Before that, we discuss the week's weird news and releases: the art-house anthropomorphism of lesbian coyote immigrant drama "Bouchra," the tangled story of the embattled "The Master and Margarita," the 4K re-release of cyberpunk anime classic "Ghost in the Shell," and what looks weird at Fantastic Fest (a pair from Quentin Dupieux, one from Bertrand Mandico, and more).

LINKS

"Cat Sick Blues" full review: https://366weirdmovies.com/apocrypha-candidate-cat-sick-blues-2015/

"Cat Sick Blues" on Tubi: https://tubitv.com/movies/100008695/cat-sick-blues

"Show Me Something Wrong," Dave Jackson's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6robKQ8pI8jP4u6oh6Z24Mmovie-overview

On this episode we interview a special guest: Dave Jackson of the strange, sick slasher "Cat Sick Blues" (2015). Before that, we discuss the week's weird news and releases: the art-house anthropomorphism of lesbian coyote immigrant drama "Bouchra," the tangled story of the embattled "The Master and Margarita," the 4K re-release of cyberpunk anime classic "Ghost in the Shell," and what looks weird at Fantastic Fest (a pair from Quentin Dupieux, one from Bertrand Mandico, and more).
LINKS

"Cat Sick Blues" full review: https://366weirdmovies.com/apocrypha-candidate-cat-sick-blues-2015/

"Cat Sick Blues" on Tubi: https://tubitv.com/movies/100008695/cat-sick-blues"

Show Me Something Wrong," Dave Jackson's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6robKQ8pI8jP4u6oh6Z24Mmovie-overview

We begin this week with announcements of 2 upcoming projects, both of which we're skeptical about: Kane Parsons' likely unwise "Backrooms 2" and an English-language remake of the French black comedy "Vincent Must Die." The week's biggest news is a 4K restoration of the world cinema classic "Kwaidan," a visually-stunning collection of ghost stories from Japan. And home video sees the premium-priced release of Gregg Araki's "I Want Your Sex" on VOD, a 4K UHD/Blu-ray steelbook of "Annihilation," and "The Substance" forerunner "Helter Skelter."

We begin this week with announcements of 2 upcoming projects, both of which we're skeptical about: Kane Parsons' likely unwise "Backrooms 2" and an English-language remake of the French black comedy "Vincent Must Die." The week's biggest news is a 4K restoration of the world cinema classic "Kwaidan," a visually-stunning collection of ghost stories from Japan. And home video sees the premium-priced release of Gregg Araki's "I Want Your Sex" on VOD, a 4K UHD/Blu-ray steelbook of "Annihilation," and "The Substance" forerunner "Helter Skelter."

We spend most of this episode discussing the (hopefully weird) offerings that will soon be coming out of the Toronto International Film Festival, led by new movies from Takashi Miike, Werner Herzog, Anna Biller, and Matthew Rankin. We also briefly inform you that the complete works of Don Hertzfeldt are now streaming on dropout.tv, and there's a new restoration of anime "Tekkonkinkreet," 4K UHD/Blu-ray to boot (Treasure Town has never looked so good).

We spend most of this episode discussing the (hopefully weird) movies that will soon be coming out of the Toronto International Film Festival, led by new movies from Takashi Miike, Werner Herzog, Anna Biller, and Matthew Rankin. We also briefly inform you that the complete works of Don Hertzfeldt are now streaming on dropout.tv, and there's a new restoration of anime "Tekkonkinkreet," 4K UHD/Blu-ray to boot (Treasure Town has never looked so good).

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Greg and Pete (minus Giles) are back! First, we pay brief respects to the late, great Tim Curry before launching into the week's weird movie news. We begin with a "Hot Spot" update (weird indeed, and not as bad as advertised). Then it's on to our anticipation for Casper Kelly's killer unicorn horror "Buddy," now in theaters. It's a big slate of physical media releases this week, starting with debuts of Julie Pacino's surreal "I Live Here Now," the hentai-adjacent "Touch Me," and Tajiki meta-movie "Black Rabbit, White Rabbit." The deeper catalogue features a new 4K of the brilliantly murderous surrealist classic "Buffet Froid," and three oddities: Taiwan's 1961 fable "Fantasy of the Deer Warrior," forgotten 1971 animation/live action hybrid "Tiki Tiki", and the 70s gangster movies of lounge singer Duke Mitchell now available in a single set.

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This Pod 366 is dominated by news about the restoration, re-release, and probable Criterionization of René "Fantastic Planet" Laloux's 1987 psychedelic sci-fi epic "Gandahar." We also take time to note that existential indie "It Ends" is now in limited release, as is Agnieszka Smoczynska's dystopian "Hot Spot" (with Noomi Rapace). And a pair of physical media alerts: classic Italian comedy "My Magnificent Cuckold" (with Claudia Cardinale fantasy sequences) and Korean "Eastern" "The Good the Bad and the Weird."