Greg, Giles and El Rob discuss the week's weird news and new releases, starting with their reactions to the news about David Lynch's uncompleted "Unrecorded Nights." In new releases, budget British sci-fi "Dream Hacker" comes to VOD. Next up, we cover four retail Blu-rays from Deaf Crocodile: three animated films in the psychedelic "Cathedral of New Emotions," Bill Plympton's "I Married a Strange Person," and post-apocalyptic French oddity "Gwen and the Book of Sand," plus live-action Czech monster kid movie "Freckled Max and the Spooks." Bringing up the rear are four curiosities: Arrow box set "J-Horror Rising," "Messiah of Evil" transferred to 3D, an ultimate collector's edition of "Return of the Living Dead," and the four movie set "Elizabeth Taylor Collection," along with a brief discussion of Elizabeth Taylor's "weird period."

In this episode packed with news and new releases, El Rob Hubbard joins Greg and Giles to discuss how 366weirdmovies.com's newest Apocrypha Candidate poll; upcoming Lee Demarbe penis-foot feature "Dick Toes"; surreal Spaghetti Western musical "Heads or Tails"; under-the-radar anime "Dragon Heart: Adventures Beyond This World"; quirky ventriloquist comedy "Sunlight"; "Hurry up Tomorrow" on VOD; 4K upgrades of "Brazil," "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters," and ""Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia"; and, sandwiched in between, a long discussion of Zuwalski's semi-lost sci-fi epic "On the Silver Globe" and the questionable merits of 4K UHDs.Vote for one Apocrypha Candidate to officially join our Apocryphally Weird list (if you have not done so already): https://366weirdmovies.com/vote-for-the-readers-choice-apocrypha-title/

In this episode packed with news and new releases, El Rob Hubbard joins Greg and Giles to discuss how 366weirdmovies.com's newest Apocrypha Candidate poll; upcoming Lee Demarbe penis-foot feature "Dick Toes"; surreal Spaghetti Western musical "Heads or Tails"; under-the-radar anime "Dragon Heart: Adventures Beyond This World"; quirky ventriloquist comedy "Sunlight"; "Hurry up Tomorrow" on VOD; 4K upgrades of "Brazil," "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters," and ""Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia"; and, sandwiched in between, a long discussion of Zuwalski's semi-lost sci-fi epic "On the Silver Globe" and the questionable merits of 4K UHDs.Vote for one Apocrypha Candidate to officially join our Apocryphally Weird list (if you have not done so already): https://366weirdmovies.com/vote-for-the-readers-choice-apocrypha-title/

Greg and Giles start out the week's weird news with their reaction to the announcement of a newly discovered workprint of Jerry Lewis' "lost" film, "The Day the Clown Cried" and of Something Weird's catalog coming to streaming service Cultpix. Then we briefly preview arthouse indie "An Evening Song (for Three Voices)" (presumably streaming soon), followed by the week's new physical media releases: cult-comedy-in-waiting "Rats!," Burroughs biopic "Queer," compilation "The House of Psychotic Women, Vol. 2" (featuring "Morgiana"), tentacle-porn pioneer "Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend" complete on Blu-ray, and a lavish edition of Marina de Van's grotesque "In My Skin."

Greg and Giles start out the week's weird news with their reaction to the announcement of a newly discovered workprint of Jerry Lewis' "lost" film, "The Day the Clown Cried" and of Something Weird's catalog coming to streaming service Cultpix. Then we briefly preview arthouse indie "An Evening Song (for Three Voices)" (presumably streaming soon), followed by the week's new physical media releases: cult-comedy-in-waiting "Rats!," Burroughs biopic "Queer," compilation "The House of Psychotic Women, Vol. 2" (featuring "Morgiana"), tentacle-porn pioneer "Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend" complete on Blu-ray, and a lavish edition of Marina de Van's grotesque "In My Skin."ERRATA:Greg calls William S. Burroughs "William H. Burroughs"

This week's Pod 366 features surprise guests: director Cory Santilli and producer Jess Muro of "In the Mouth," an indie about an agoraphobic who can't leave his house because of the giant head growing on his front lawn! But first, Greg and Giles go through the week's weird news and new releases: more "Kung Fury 2" updates, Julia Ducournau's "Alpha" will be weird, "Delirium" magazine focuses on "Spider Baby," and three physical media releases: the rare French gibberish feature "Themroc" finally arrives on Blu-ray, Jean Rollin's "The Iron Rose" gets a deluxe edition from Indicator, and the Criterion Collection reacquires the rights to "How to Get Ahead in Advertising" for a Blu-ray only release. The lads then try to sell you on "Advertising" before segueing to Santilli/Muro/"In the Mouth.""In the Mouth" official site: https://www.corysantilli.com/inthemouth

This week's Pod 366 features surprise guests: director Cory Santilli and producer Jess Muro of "In the Mouth," an indie about an agoraphobic who can't leave his house because of the giant head growing on his front lawn! But first, Greg and Giles go through the week's weird news and new releases: more "Kung Fury 2" updates, Julia Ducournau's "Alpha" will be weird, "Delirium" magazine focuses on "Spider Baby," and three physical media releases: the rare French gibberish feature "Themroc" finally arrives on Blu-ray, Jean Rollin's "The Iron Rose" gets a deluxe edition from Indicator, and the Criterion Collection reacquires the rights to "How to Get Ahead in Advertising" for a Blu-ray only release. The lads then try to sell you on "Advertising" before segueing to Santilli/Muro/"In the Mouth.""In the Mouth" official site: https://www.corysantilli.com/inthemouth

Writer, artist, projectionist Alex Kittle joins Greg and Giles to talk movies (especially the new "Re-Animator" box set) and rag on Boston. We cover the week's news: "Kung Fury 2" leaked footage, "Megadoc" has a distributor, Bi Gan drops "Resurrection" trailer per-Cannes, and Elizabeth Olsen joins "Flesh of the Gods." Also, "Hurry up Tomorrow" in theaters this week, and "Better Man" and "May" get physical media releases. We also discuss Alex's work with the Brattle Theater and projectionism, before going into a deeper dive on "Re-Animator," Ignite Films' "Re-Animator" box set, and Jeffrey Combs.

Links:"Re-Animator" box set at Ignite Films: https://www.ignite-films.com/products/re-animator

Alex Kittle's Esty shop for David Lynch enamel pins and more: https://www.etsy.com/shop/panandscan

Alex on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/alexxkittle.bsky.social

Errata/Corrections:

*Resurrection's director's name is Bi Gan, not Ban Gi

*The tracking shot in "Long Day's Journey into Night" is actually 59 minutes long

*Vestron Video ceased operations in 1993, but Lionsgate bought the brand name and logo and uses it for special edition cult film Blu-ray releases. Greg should have remembered he's seen them before, since Blu-rays of "Blood Diner," "Lair of the White Worm," and "Gothic" were all released on the label.

*Return of the Living Dead's cemetery scenes were shot in Los Angeles, not Louisville (none of the movie was filmed in Louisville, except for establishing shots)

Writer, artist, projectionist Alex Kittle joins Greg and Giles to talk movies (especially the new "Re-Animator" box set) and rag on Boston. We cover the week's news: "Kung Fury 2" leaked footage, "Megadoc" has a distributor, Bi Gan drops "Resurrection" trailer per-Cannes, and Elizabeth Olsen joins "Flesh of the Gods." Also, "Hurry up Tomorrow" in theaters this week, and "Better Man" and "May" get physical media releases. We also discuss Alex's work with the Brattle Theater and projectionism, before going into a deeper dive on "Re-Animator," Ignite Films' "Re-Animator" box set, and Jeffrey Combs.

Links:

"Re-Animator" box set at Ignite Films: https://www.ignite-films.com/products/re-animator

Alex Kittle's Esty shop for David Lynch enamel pins and more: https://www.etsy.com/shop/panandscan

Alex on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/alexxkittle.bsky.social

Errata/Corrections:

*Resurrection's director's name is Bi Gan, not Ban Gi

*The tracking shot in "Long Day's Journey into Night" is actually 59 minutes long

*Vestron Video ceased operations in 1993, but Lionsgate bought the brand name and logo and uses it for special edition cult film Blu-ray releases. Greg should have remembered he's seen them before, since Blu-rays of "Blood Diner," "Lair of the White Worm," and "Gothic" were all released on the label.

*Return of the Living Dead's cemetery scenes were shot in Los Angeles, not Louisville (none of the movie was filmed in Louisville, except for establishing shots)

Greg and Giles discuss a short slate of new movies this week: "Tall Tales," an upcoming visual album from Mark Pritchard & Thom Yorke with surrealistic animations supplied by artist Johnathan Zawada; "Friendship," the new A24 comedy from Tim Robinson; Bruno Dumont's sci-fi spoof "The Empire" arrives on Blu-ray and VOD; and cryptid horror "Kryptic" gets a release in theaters and VOD. We wrap up early and Greg delivers a few comments on David Cronenberg's "The Shrouds."