There are some really cool weird movies out this week of mid-May, led off by Alberto Vaqsuez' long awaited existential mouse animation "Decorado." In the physical media world, with the rediscovery of the legendary bad film "Scarlet Warning 666" (AKA "Scarlet Love"), alongside the seldom-seen Czech atomic-age noir "Krakatit" and a new Blu-ray release of "Mystics in Bali" with an extended cut of the film including 40 more minutes of jungle fever dreams. Also, a pair of cult films--"Fight Club" and "Motel Hell"--are now out in 4K Steelbook format for collectors. We end on a Rex Reed---well, not exactly tribute, but acknowledgement, as we read some of Reed's negative reviews of movies we love.

There are some really cool weird movies out this week of mid-May, led off by Alberto Vaqsuez' long awaited existential mouse animation "Decorado." In the physical media world, with the rediscovery of the legendary bad film "Scarlet Warning 666" (AKA "Scarlet Love"), alongside the seldom-seen Czech atomic-age noir "Krakatit" and a new Blu-ray release of "Mystics in Bali" with an extended cut of the film including 40 more minutes of jungle fever dreams. Also, a pair of cult films--"Fight Club" and "Motel Helll"--are now out in 4K Steelbook format for collectors. We end on a Rex Reed---well, not exactly tribute, but acknowledgement, as we read some of Reed's negative reviews of movies we love.

366 talks to director Paul Bunnell and actors Jed Rowen and Claudia McLeod about the Crispin Glover-led "A Blind Bargain," a reimagining of on a lost Lon Chaney film from 1922. But first, big news on the weird movie front: Ken Russell's "The Devils" has quietly gotten a 4K restoration--with formerly excised sex/blasphemy scenes apparently restored in full! Also discussed in this episode: Iranian/Tajikistan mystical meta-movie "Black Rabbit, White Rabbit" in theaters; "Buffet Infinity," "Exit 8," and "Touch Me" all debut on VOD; and we have physical releases for weird video game fantasy "OBEX," a 4K UHD upgrade for Disney's "Alice in Wonderland," and a restoration of the Bela Lugosi classic "White Zombie."

LINKS"A Blind Bargain" official site (free tickets available!) https://www.ablindbargainmovie.com/

366 talks to director Paul Bunnell and actors Jed Rowan and Claudia McLeod about the Crispin Glover-led "A Blind Bargain," a reimagining of on a lost Lon Chaney film from 1922. But first, big news on the weird movie front: Ken Russell's "The Devils" has quietly gotten a 4K restoration--with formerly excised sex/blasphemy scenes apparently restored in full! Also discussed in this episode: Iranian/Tajikistan mystical meta-movie "Black Rabbit, White Rabbit" in theaters; "Buffet Infinity," "Exit 8," and "Touch Me" all debut on VOD; and we have physical releases for weird video game fantasy "OBEX," a 4K UHD upgrade for Disney's "Alice in Wonderland," and a restoration of the Bela Lugosi classic "White Zombie."

For an appetizer, the guys have fun with the meager new release schedule this week: recent releases "City Wide Fever" and "Dust Bunny" now on physical media and DVD, an Andy Milligan box set of lost, erm, "treasures," and a pair of relatively week Jean Rollin 4Ks from Indicator ("The Grapes of Death" and "Living Dead Girl"). Then, it's on to the meat of the show, as we talk to Simon Glassman about his surreal channel-surfing odyssey "Buffet Infinity."

For an appetizer, the guys have fun with the meager new release schedule this week: recent releases "City Wide Fever" and "Dust Bunny" now on physical media and DVD, an Andy Milligan box set of lost, erm, "treasures," and a pair of relatively week Jean Rollin 4Ks from Indicator ("The Grapes of Death" and "Living Dead Girl"). Then, it's on to the meat of the show, as we talk to Simon Glassman about his highly-recommended, surreal channel-surfing odyssey "Buffet Infinity." (Possible mild spoilers in the interview).

Greg is back from vacation and joined by regular co-hosts Giles and Pete to discuss the week's new weird releases: the cable-click strangeness of "Buffet Infinity," in theaters; Crispin Glover in "A Blind Bargain," also in theaters; Bi Gan's "Resurrection" on a "Criterion Premieres" Blu-ray/DVD; John Boorman's Lee Marvin-led "Point Blank" joining the regular Criterion collection; a brace of animated features from Deaf Crocodile in Bill Plympton's "Hair High" and Marcell Jankovics' "Song of the Miraculous Hind"; and the shot-on-video microbudget comedy "Vampire Time Travelers" shows up on Blu-ray.

Greg is back from vacation and joined by regular co-hosts Giles and Pete to discuss the week's new weird releases: the cable-click strangeness of "Buffet Infinity," in theaters; Crispin Glover in "A Blind Bargain," also in theaters; Bi Gan's "Resurrection" on a "Criterion Premieres" Blu-ray/DVD; John Boorman's Lee Marvin-led "Point Blank" joining the regular Criterion collection; a brace of animated features from Deaf Crocodile in Bill Plympton's "Hair High" and Marcell Jankovics' "Song of the Miraculous Hind"; and the shot-on-video microbudget comedy "Vampire Time Travelers" shows up on Blu-ray.

Greg has wandered off somewhere, but he shall return for next week's episode. Pete and Giles hold down the fort. This week in weird movies: animator and friend of 366, Scott Bateman, is working on another project involving found footage and everyone's favorite whale in "Dada Dick"; Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel look positively A24 in "Mother Mary"; "City Wide Fever" gripped the nation two days before this post; "Akira" continues his slumber beneath Neo-Tokyo, but on-the-surface doings are sliding through the UK/Irish IMAX circuit; and alt-reality "Alpha", alongside the fractured shopping experience "Up the Catalog", make their video-on-demand-debuts.LINKS:"Dada Dick" Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1473687638/dada-dick-a-dada-short-film-of-moby-dick

Greg has wandered off somewhere, but he shall return for next week's episode. Pete and Giles hold down the fort. This week in weird movies: animator and friend of 366, Scott Bateman, is working on another project involving found footage and everyone's favorite whale in "Dada Dick"; Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel look positively A24 in "Mother Mary"; "City Wide Fever" gripped the nation two days before this post; "Akira" continues his slumber beneath Neo-Tokyo, but on-the-surface doings are sliding through the UK/Irish IMAX circuit; and alt-reality "Alpha", alongside the fractured shopping experience "Up the Catalog", make their video-on-demand-debuts.

LINKS:"Dada Dick" Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1473687638/dada-dick-a-dada-short-film-of-moby-dick