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."

Indie phenom Joel Potrykus joins us to talk about his latest, the melancholy middle-age dramedy "Vulcanizadora," and Greg and Giles discuss eleven other movies: Nicolas Cage's "The Surfer"; "A Desert"; Bruce la Bruce's "The Visitor"; "Pale Rider" (1985) on 4K; Russ Meyer's "Up!"; "Mother, Couch"; "Sweet Dreams"; "Empire of the Dark"; "AGFA Mystery Mixtape"; sexploitation double feature "Career Bed" and "Sex by Advertisement"; and "Spoonful of Sugar." It's a packed episode!ERRATA:Greg comments on Giles' feed glitching; however, the glitching was only visible on Greg's screen and not in the recorded fileGreg mispronounces Lorcan Finnegan's name as "Finnergan"The Nicolas Cage "ninja" movie Greg was trying to remember was "Jiu Jitsu" (2020)

Indie phenom Joel Potrykus joins us to talk about his latest, the melancholy middle-age dramedy "Vulcanizadora," and Greg and Giles discuss eleven other movies: Nicolas Cage's "The Surfer"; "A Desert"; Bruce la Bruce's "The Visitor"; "Pale Rider" (1985) on 4K; Russ Meyer's "Up!"; "Mother, Couch"; "Sweet Dreams"; "Empire of the Dark"; "AGFA Mystery Mixtape"; sexploitation double feature "Career Bed" and "Sex by Advertisement"; and "Spoonful of Sugar." It's a packed episode!ERRATA:Greg mispronounces Lorcan Finnegan's name as "Finnergan"The Nicolas Cage "ninja" movie Greg was trying to remember was "Jiu Jitsu" (2020)

With no weird movie news of note this week, the gang (Giles Edwards, Shane Wilson, late-arrival "Penguin" Pete Trbovich, and host Greg) plays "Weird of Fortune" (a parody only, not affiliated with any long-running TV game shows).

If you like listening to game shows without knowing what is going on, this is the format for you! But you probably want the video version instead.

Giles and Greg are back to report on the week's weird movie news and releases. Discussed in this episode: a "Megalopolis" behind-the-scenes documentary appears to be on the way from Mike Figgis; David Cronenberg's "The Shrouds" hits theaters; "Angel's Egg" is finally arriving on Blu-ray (for Aussies, at least); there's a new "Batman Ninja" entry and a 4K UHD rerelease of the original; "Blue Sunshine" gets a special edition; and Godfrey Ho's "Ninja Terminator" shows up on Blu-ray.

Greg and Giles are back with your weekly weird report. In this episode, we catch up on a bunch of news (including Cannes not-very-weird lineup), then discuss new releases while experiencing technical difficulties: a "Pink Narcissus" restoration and rerelease; Harmony Korine's "Baby Invasion" sneaks onto VOD; Zambia/A24's "On Becoming a Guinea Fowl" is also on-demand; and "The Vourdalak" arrives on Blu-ray.

Giles and Greg are back to discuss the week's weird news and releases, starting by taking notice of the buzzy trailer for P.T. Anderson's Thomas Pynchon-based "One Battle After Another" (featuring Leonardo di Caprio). Then we discuss four physical media releases: the satellite/buoy sci-fi romance "Love Me"; a new 4K of the 2000 virtual reality anime "Summer Wars"; and two rarities from Deaf Crocodile, the "Branded to Kill"-adjacent "Inflatable Sex Doll of the Wastelands" (1967) and Bill Plympton's "Mutant Aliens" (2001).ERRATA: *Mamoru Hosoda did not participate in any feature-length anthologies, reviewed by Giles or otherwise.*Bill Plympton has only made 8 feature-length animated films.

Greg and Giles discuss the week's new weird releases and news. First up: a new animated project from Werner Herzog (with an assist from Michael "Tekkonkinkreet" Arias). Then, we discuss the arrival of "Myth of Man," the latest fantasy from Colorado independents Jamin and Kiowa Winans ("Ink"). And in home video, we talk about four archival releases: a new 4K UHD of cannibal classic "Delicatessen"; "The Mansions of Madness" (AKA "Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon"), the welcome revival of an underground Mexican Surrealist relic; Brandon Cronenberg's debut film "Anitviral" gets a 4K UHD; and finally, a re-release of swinging satire "The 10th Victim" with Marcello Mastroianni and Ursula Andress.

Director Ryan Kruger ("Fried Barry," "Street Trash") and actor Sean C. Michael (ditto, plus numerous other credits) join Greg and Giles to discuss their pair of gritty genre movies set in the underbelly of sunny Cape Town. Before that discussion, G&G run down the week's notable releases: Flying Lotus' cosmic horror "Ash" in theaters, a pair of 70s Aussie exploitationers on home video in the vampire flick "Thirst" and the occultic "Harlequin," and a 50th Anniversary re-release of Ken Russel's adaption of the Who's rock opera "Tommy."