Greg and Giles talk to Addison Binek and Greg DeLiso, co-directors of "Psycho Ape Part II: The Wrath of Kong," about their crowdfunded cult comedy (Part II) about the trial of a killer ape. But first, all four of us look at the week's massive slate of new and archival releases: "Megalopolis" is finally here, puppet horror "Abruptio" suddenly appears on screens, Criterion boxes up Gregg Araki's Teen Apocalypse Trilogy, African horror "Omen" gets a Blu-ray, Shudder puts surrealistic serial killer horror "A Wounded Fawn" on physical media, the legendary black comedy "Happiness" shows up in 4K UHD, Asia Argento's wild "Scarlet Diva", a brace of kung fu comedies appear in the double-feature "Two Taoist Tales", "American Horror Project, Vol. 2" collects 70s drive-in obscurities, and we quickly mention Euro-bestiality feature "The Creature." Following that, the guys discuss "Psycho Ape", in-movie merchandising, Firesign Theater, and further assurances that Bill Weeden really did insist on doing those scenes.