Our longest podcast yet! Samuel Tressler IV, director of the low-budget 3D art film "Leda," joins Giles and Greg to discuss the weekly releases, including the documentary "Lynch/Oz," the upcoming road movie "Unidentified Objects," a preview of the upcoming Ormond family Christploitation box set, the gender-bending musical "Please Baby Please" on DVD, a 4K UHD disc of "Night of the Hunter," a release of the microbudget sci-fi dystopian feature "Red Cockroaches," Benson & Moorehead's "Something in the Dirt" on Blu-ray, "Drowning by Numbers" forming the vanguard of a Peter Greenaway re-release bonanza, and a surprise discovery of Sun Ra's "Space is the Place." Then, after a brief break that will be invisible to you, Samuel discusses "Leda," the pitfalls of low-budget 3D, and tells you where to eat in Frederick, Maryland.

Shane Wilson returns to complete his BFI-based weird movie quiz. When we left off in Episode 11, Giles held a 1 question lead on Greg, after 1 question. Can Greg salvage his pride and complete the comeback? Play along at home (and feel free to post your results)! Also, we have three weird movie alerts: Yorgos Lanthimos' "Poor Things," "Unicorn Wars" on Blu-ray, and Criterion upgrades "Branded to Kill" to 4K UHD.

Nick Gatsby and Skye Armenta, the duo behind the microbudget psychedelic adventure ZAPPER!, join Greg and Giles. We discuss how excited we are about three upcoming movies---Panos Cosmatos' "Nekrokosm," Christophe Gans' "Return to Silent Hill," and the Scorsese backed horror "What Happens at Night"---as well as a pair of new indie releases, "Giving Birth to a Butterfly" and "The Dream of Rene Sendam". We also devote some time to the new Criterion UHD release of "Wings of Desire." Then Nick and Skye give us insight into the weird world of "ZAPPER!", as well as restaurant recommendations in Colorado Springs.

Terri McSorley (Goregirl's Dungeon) and Erich Kuersten (Acidemic) join Gregory J. Smalley to talk about the work of Gothic vampire auteur Jean Rollin. But first, we five into the week's new stuff, including a theatrical and VOD release of Italy's "Freaks vs. the Reich" and new physical media releases of Alex de la Iglesia's "Accion Mutante," the Polish Surrealist classic "The Hourglass Sanatorium," a new steelbook of "The Man Who Fell to Earth," and "Suicide Club" on Blu-ray. We then discuss Powerhouse Films' two new Jean Rollin discs, "Shiver of the Vampires" (1971) and "Two Orphan Vampires" (1976), before talking about Rollin's strange oeuvre generally. Our guests pick the perfect introductory film to Rollin's weird vampiric world at the end.

Director G.B. Hajim ("Strange Frame: Love & Sax" and the upcoming "Mermaids' Lament") joins Greg and Giles from Hawaii to discuss the week's weird movie news. Topics addressed include the boring slate of the upcoming Cannes film festival, whether we'll be seeing "Beau Is Afraid" and/or "Evil Dead Rise," "Spirited Alive" live in cinemas, "The Seventh Seal" on 4K UHD from Criterion, and the rediscovered indie "For the Plasma." We then interview G.B. about "Mermaids' Lament," mermaiding, and underwater photography. Stay tuned for restaurant recommendations for Hilo and the "big island" of Hawaii in general.

On this episode Greg and Giles talk to Jason Trost of the "FP" series fame. New releases discussed include this week's upcoming Panic Film Festival, the new anime-style French film "Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman," the upcoming Portuguese/Angolan genre-hopper "Tommy Guns," "Infinity Pool" on Blu-ray, "The Fisher King" on 4K UHD, a massive "House of 1000 Corpses" 20th anniversary box set, the experimental "Leda," and Cult Epics' psychological thriller "AmnesiA." Jason then discusses the FP universe, the latest installment "FP 4EVZ," previews his newest non-FP project, and discusses the death of satire and why he prefers B-movies to Oscar winners. Plus, restaurant recommendations in Frazier Park, CA and Sydney, Australia, and minimal awkwardness!

Greg and Giles are joined by "Kick Me" director Gary Huggins to discuss the week's weird movie news: the re-release of Gregg Araki's director's cut of "The Doom Generation" (1996), a Blu-ray of Lodge Kerrigan's "Keane" (2004), a "Birdemic" trilogy boxset (!), and Warner Brothers' 100th Anniversary Blu-ray sets. We then discuss the cursed production of "Kick Me," undercover narcotics cops, three-legged dogs, the difference between KC, KS and KC, MO, and where to get a good taco in Kansas City (spoiler: anywhere). Stay to the end for the awkward cutoff!

Greg and Giles announce April's full slate of guests and discuss the week's weirdest new movie releases: Quentin Dupieux's "Smoking Causes Coughing," the folk horror "Enys Men," a 4K UHD of "Exorcist 3," the psychedelic Romanian cartoon "Son of the Stars," Luigi Cozzi's bizarre-looking "Blood on Méliès' Moon," and the Resident's "Triple Trouble." Plus what we're praying is an early April Fool's joke: an ill-advised Hollywood remake of "Vertigo" starring Robert Downey Jr.