Re-Connected January 23rd, 2025: Announcements and Blind Buys with Ryan Gowland!!!

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Hello and welcome back to the Disconnected. It's Thursday night, meaning it's time to get reconnected with the original. Ryan here with us tonight. What's going on? Ryan?

Hey, it's going good. How you doing? Chad? Great to see you.

I appreciate the shout out. It's good to see you. Always a good time.

It's awesome to be here. Thank you so much for having me back.

Love the background as usual.

Dam thank you. Yeah, we shelves are almost done. We've been working on this a little bit for a little while. I need to get tags. I'm next thing up, so I'm gonna have shelf tags so I have it all my sections.

I had been talking about. Gosh, this was way back in twenty eighteen. I think I was talking with Andrew Furtado from Severn back then, and we were talking about designing our own and trying to sell them in Facebook groups. And things have changed for both of us since twenty eight.

Just a little bit.

It is amazing to see you. For those that don't know, mister Galland lives in Los Angeles. How's how's the anxiety been?

The last couple of weeks pretty high. Like I just unloaded a bag, my own personal bag that I had packed the other day, and just then that's when the Hughes fire started in Santa Clarita, and I was like, yeah, that makes sense as soon as I, you know, take this stuff out of my personal bag. But anyway, it's so far, we're still in a safe place and hopefully rain is coming this weekend. But it's been it's been challenge. It's been challenge. We're all just sort of like taking

For those that aren't paying super close attention. There were the two biggest ones for a little over a week, the Palisades fire and the Eating Fire. The Eating fire is it's over ninety percent contained now, I believe, and pretty much not advancing much and hopefully should be inactive here the next day day and a half. Hopefully Palisades

Yeah, it's up by the Angelito's Mountains and it's pretty far away from us, but and it wasn't near structures or homes, right, but like it's on these hills where that there's just brush everywhere, and that can just it just lit up like a tinder box and just those kinds of things. You're like, man, I'd really love to just feel like we've got we got a second to breathe, you know. So, but that's why I wanted to be here, because I wanted to just have a break.

You know, those those hills up there, I think that's where pretty probably within a couple miles of where I filmed the first music video I helped out with. So yeah, lots lots of memories and then their hills, as the prospector would say, yeah, man, will saying that it looks like I got Fred Harrison on.

I never liked that.

I'm not sure if you've heard that before.

That's a new one on me, and I don't even have glasses, so that's interesting.

But not to make a promise I can't keep. But you have no idea how close this is to being a reality. Uh that might be happening in the next year. Oh wow yeah, okay, Uh teasing something there. We'll see what's what's got going forward with that? Let's talk about because you get a lot of pickups, just like myself. What have you been getting in? I do?

But I was checking the mail today, I was like, I got some stuff coming in. I was like, oh, what if it shows up today, It'll be just in time. But no, it did not. I checked the front porch

Funny enough, I almost pulled that for our discussion tonight.

Oh really, Oh cool. I still haven't seen it, and I've been holding off talk about blind buys, so but I just know I know I'm gonna love this, So this is not a blind buy. I got a couple of things from Keno and this didn't show up initially in my order, but I got I told them about the issue. They sent me the wrong movie. They sent me mister Monk's Last Case, which is not.

What I ordered. They will start with him.

Yeah yeah, but they they corrected it and sent me this, so it's all good.

Then.

I also got a bunch of stuff, but I'll just say I got the some like it Hot four K. I couldn't resist it for ten dollars. Not the biggest fan of the movie, but I was like, I'll look at the four K. It's a classic. You know it's ten Yeah, maybe maybe time. I haven't seen it a long time, so maybe that you know, people change, Ryan, you should know that you're.

Gonna be fun tonight.

Speaking of Amazon, so the three for thirty three, I've got got Wild Robot.

Good choice. Now Oscar nominated Wild Robot.

I know, weird, uh upgraded Nightmare and elm Street damn good price for that, and because I was probably the only person on earth buying it Bike Riders.

Correct, I did not buy that one either.

You know, it's not bad, and you you know, we watch biker movies. I've watched a bunch of them, and we have to watch some of them for our podcast, and biker movies are not good straight. I'll just say I don't enjoy them. And this one was probably the best biker movie I've ever seen. That is insane A

And again we got this comment for you that says the show would be a lot better if the Killer from a Violent Nature were the guests. Thank you.

That is so true. Just quiet, just quiet. We could just listen to diagetic sound.

It's good.

That would be nice, wouldn't it.

All we could see is the back of the head all night from you know, forty eight degrees up.

I like that movie. I'm sorry, I really liked that movie. I know why you hate it. I get it, I get it, I get it, but I really like it. It worked for me. I'm sorry. I got some stuff from Finally from gold Ninja, I got Monster Man nice and also got the open Doom Crescendo, which I got the ultimate one that also comes with this book as well. It's just like the I believe the script the script

Will be here A yeah, there is. There's a good list coming up later this year from them. I'm pretty excited. They've got a pretty exciting twenty twenty five. All right, I've got kind of more than usual to talk about, but got a lot of stuff in this week. First, the brand new This is the January release from Deaf Crocodile, the Cathedral. New Emotions came in gorgeous art on this as usual and if you've not seen the standard art,

That's exciting.

Recommend checking it out. Rue Morgue says, a remarkable, challenging lead performance is it.

Can you only get it through? Like the Kickstarter.

No, it will be available lots of places here soon, I believe. But yeah, this was the first place to the Kickstarter. Love the art on that, and it is autographed through the Kickstarter.

Yeah, very cool. I hope it's not in a violent like in a violent nature and you'll hate it. So we'll see hopefully.

Well killer for decades. I guess it could be technically this one if you are around some of the other discords of other people and friends that have been on the channel for quite some time. Matt who you might recognize his name from. Keno Ventura is his online persona. Just did a zine recently called a Patchy Revolver. Nice lengthy articles and pictures about like crime, cinema, lots of good stuff in here. Shockingly cheap. You can get this,

Incredible love zines. I love it zines are coming back. That's the best. I think.

A pricier one. I finally got in my copy of the newest Physical Media Advocation What there it is? With the oscar nominated the substance on the front cover. You can get this and scores across the US and Canada. This I hate to continue saying this, but maybe my favorite issue yet, Like we keep growing where this one is over fit fifty fifty three pages, incredible articles, people from all over the world riding in. We've got regular stuff that is happening every single month. I can't really

I'll get my article in. I'm still working on it, but I can't wait to get that. I haven't gotten a new one because I'm waiting to go take a sojourn over to CD Trader and pick it up in the flesh. That's how I want to do it.

It'll be a while for that one. Dave has been stressed out with the fires that he has not ordered the new one yet. Video Tech in LA has them though, Okay, all right, that's a longer jump for you, though I think.

Yeah it is. It is. But good to know.

The last two in two that I've not seen many people talk about that I've been wanting for a long time, waited for them to go on sale. This first one actually I was able to get with a gift card, so I didn't really have to pay for it. Village of Doom from Unearthed. This is based on off of

Not granny, Not granny.

Some great stuff.

What's what happened to poor Grandma? That's awesome, that one lives amazing.

Yeah. The fact that it's based on a true crime story is wild.

Yeah. Yeah.

Last. One one of the biggest things in my life when I was younger, and I've talked about this countless times before, was music. And the first band that really showed me expansive ideas behind music was Queen. And when this got announced, I had to get the four K of Queen, Rock Montreal and Live Aid. I will say this is not great packaging. It's like a flimsy little foldable pack that I mean, it's shrink wrapped and I

That's awesome, dude. I thought you're a big punk guy though too, were you not?

Well, I was, but this is where a lot of that started. Like a lot of people that have never dove into Queen other than like the hits. I mean, Queen had like some almost like straight up thrash metal on some of their early stuff, So their diversity is kind of what led to me liking literally everything.

I have like a box set of their records that came out years ago that I got for free from my work at the time, and it has all their records, so and I barely dove into so much stuff. But yeah, yeah, on Earth Films, I gotta get that pillage of Doom that looks really good. I've never heard of that.

It's a lot.

Uh, Granny so worried about Granny.

We're gonna talk about recent watches tonight, but first, after our announcements tonight, we're gonna be discussing blind By. So I wanted everybody to hear that so we could stay, uh, stay, stay after the show blind By. It has been something that's come up lately. Obviously a lot of people are pulling back on how much they're buying with the economy sucking and with the outlook of a lot of things in the shitter. Uh. And I told her the fires in La right.

Okay, that's the only thing I can think of that's there this month.

This month. Uh No, it's been a terrifying week. As somebody that works for the federal government, I am definitely not happy at the moment, but doing whatever I can to hide that. So thank you.

Yeah, get out those ties, get out those shirts.

No, I'm getting out that reasonable accommodation paperwork.

Man. Yeah, it started now, dude. Yeah, try to try r do your best. Man.

Uh, I'm gonna do my best. But blind Bys kind of a contentious subject for some people. A lot of people will say I'm not buying something unless I've seen it first, and to me that's sort of baffling. But also I've not seen a lot of stuff, so a lot of what I buy is a blind buy. But we'll get into the nuances behind that tonight and why we're gonna talk about it. But recent watches. Obviously, today was the Oscar nomination show for a lot of people, and uh we we got to discuss what's been going on.

I've actually been watching a lot of the newer stuff because about to go on a podcast and talk about your favorite films of twenty twenty four, So I have been watching a lot of newer stuff. It's kind of a mixed bag. But I was there this morning, so good job to you guys. It was enjoyable to listen to everything.

So minutes when i'd run it, the sure to.

Race out, Oh you gotta get on that zoom call, I get it. Reasonable commodation. So but a recent watch actually did get to of course, I had a bit of a break in there recently where I couldn't watch anything because we didn't have power. We didn't have internet for a bit, but that's no problem because I was watching Blue Race. But then the power went out so I couldn't watch anything, so that's tough.

But I did watch read them booklets for a week.

Yeah, by candlelight. That was real fun. I had to tell the kids, like by five o'clock, I'm like, if you want a shower, now, it's the time, because we got it's about to be dark unless you want to, like take a shower by candlelight, like this is the time. But yeah, I watched Hands of Steel, which is actually something that I picked up. I don't know the Blu ray organized but anyway, hands of Steel it is a Sergio Martino movie and from nineteen eighty six, and that's

I did see a real pain. I was a real happy person watching it. I was, yeah, that's right.

You I heard you talking about it because you love that line and he says in it about his pain and not being extraordinary, which is an amazing line. Yeah, that's an amazing scene. It's a it's really good. And when you finish saving the world, I think, is it's a nice to show the step up from that. But it's got an incredible performance by Julianne Moore and she's really really good in the movie. Oh yeah, that's true.

Dollars, but there's a coffin box.

Right, and you're like, I gotta have this. It's seventy dollars. I haven't seen it. That's that's that's I guess what we're kind of talking about but okay, real quick. I also then, uh, the next night, our daughter was out, so our son wanted to watch something, so we watched The Invisible Raptor. Have you seen that or I.

Have not seen it? I feel oh wait, we just announced this physically like a few weeks ago. That's what it did. Yeah, it sounded like genuinely really interesting.

It is a horror comedy that is too long.

Yeah, too long.

Nearly two hours doesn't need to be I needs to be eighty minutes, dude, I needs how.

How invisible is the Raptor?

Exactly totally for the most part invisible. There's like one thing time you can see it when they have it on like heat vision or something like. So it's really just there because the response, yeah, there's it's not there, and it's there, I think only because they're like, it'll be funny because we'll have a raptor, but you won't be able to see it. It's got some gore and more gore, but it's all digital and it's it's got a few you know, laughs in it. But it's just

So sorry, I don't know why I'm running your podcast.

I know I love that. You know that. That's amazing. I mean, we it was our fanuary, so we we we asked people what we should watch. Yes, yes you did, and thank you for doing that. If if you're interested in having us talk about an education comedy video about taxes, the Tax Act of nineteen eighty six, you can listen to our most recent episode, tax Attack eighty seven.

Funny enough. Was about to ask about that after the recent watches, but okay.

Yeah, I just chatted on Facebook today with the director of that video. Pretty funny, just funny how that happens. I'm going to try and track down the producer and see if I can get like some kind of interview for the website. But he didn't remember much about it. He had to kind of look it up because he was just a he was just a director who worked a lot, so he was just sort of broad I think, just brought in so he doesn't really remember it. But

One looked really good. Yeah, it was.

It was pretty good. They have good, good chemistry. I thought it was a funny movie. My daughter really liked it. She we had a good time. It's you know we it was Monday, it was a holiday, it's Martin Luther King Day. We were one of six people probably in the theater. But she had been trying to ask friends to go and they kept bailing out on her. So she finally went to somebody that she knows was not going to say no to a movie, and that was me. She's like, will you we go to this movie with me?

I have not finished it yet. I start it's very good.

Yeah, yeah, I have it up here. It's the guy and the main guy who wrote it and is in it is also in it as a like a cameo. It's got a lot of funny people in it in one of them days. But Blackening, and I always keep bringing up because I think it's a really funny one of the better horror comedies of recent recent years. Right, But that's it for me. That's you know. Rather I could go down a whole bunch of things I've been watching, but we'll just keep it.

No, it's It's nice because my list is very short this week if I wasn't working on a title. So there's I think two that I've seen this week that I can't talk about. I saw one in theater and one at home, and the rest of the time was spent in depression basically. The one in theater. Took my kids to see the fortieth anniversary of The Goonies in the theater and it's the first time I seen on the big screen both of my kids fell in love with it. We told them what it was going to

That's, you know, whatever the buying's gonna be. I saw years ago at like Hollywood Forever Cemetery when they sort of do that series over the summer where they like show movies up on the wall and yeah, and have people camp out and hang out and maybe smoke pot and watch movies. But I don't know, some of those things are are voluntary, including watching the movie to be a cuite frank. But we watched it, and this is the first time. I've seen it a long time. I

Same.

Uh. So it's it's a movie that when watching it again as adult, I'm like, this movie shouldn't work. It doesn't have a plot really, but it works. It just it just works. I don't know what it is. It has an energy that just works.

I enjoy it so much, especially more on a big screen. It's like genuinely magical. On a big screen. It feels just literally like this is such a cliche word to use, but it feels like such unadventure. It is so just yeah, I'm along for the ride, love every moment. And then,

Yeah, yeah, don't really. Just let me watch a dumb movie. Did you did? What are your kids?

Do?

You?

Guys celebrate Christmas.

In the most non religious but let's have a good time and take a breath to be present with each other. Type of very cliche lights, Christmas tree presence.

We only celebrate it in the very religious.

When I was young, my parents forced us to have a Happy Birthday Jesus cake, So I get it.

Okay, all right, No, I've never done that.

But I'm not kidding. By the way, for all commentors that are already typing not kidding.

Uh yeah, I I we have. I've not shown that to our kids because I think, I think maybe this is the year we can do it. But there's a monologue there that could ruin Christmas if you're not if you have any sort of belief in there. So that's why I've avoided it. But I love Gremlins. I love the sequel maybe even.

More watching't that this week?

I adore it. It's totally nuts. It is totally nuts quickly. Yes, Dwayne Perkins, by the way, is thank you for the comments. He's the one who wrote the black inane and is in that movie. And what's this other one here? Oh, hundreds of beavers. I gotta totally agree with Jim there half an hour too long, really fun and enjoyable and inventive. There's no reason for that movie to be an hour and forty five minutes.

It's too long, I I agree, but at least the length is fun and not I want to put a log in my eye.

It's NonStop gags, and I do love that. I mean, as a guy who you know, did the make them ups for a living. I completely appreciate the amount of gags in that movie, but it's like it's a little much. And my wife Erica, who is a co host on the show, was kind of coming in. I'm just I'm married just for the podcast. It's only for the podcast.

It's a show man's for a podcast.

Just just to make that, just to make that, got it? We want buy in from people. I would not normally listen to this podcast because it concentrates the New World pictures, but there's a married couple, and I feel like, okay.

No.

She kept coming in while I was watching hundreds of beams and she kept me like, are you still watching this? What does this movie ever end? And I was like, yeah, I mean it's a little long.

It's a little long, to be fair. It's literally like a Looney Tune short yet like seven of them, and I can see how after five you're like, huh, this is so funny. I want to go do something else. Totally get that feeling.

Yeah, It's like, I mean, I hey, I bought it. It was a blind by, but did you spring for the wood slipcover? I did not? I did not? I did Yeah, I went for the one, the partner label, the Vinegar Center partner label, So you know those are one of those things though that like, if I see it on a good deal, do I upgrade? I'm so stupid, I know I probably will.

I love that a wood slipcover is an upgrade in our eyes.

Yeah, it's not dumb, but I would be like, I would be like, I don't need that, I have one. I has a slipcover. I'm good. See a good deal hmmm, that wouldn't slipcover. I'm intrigued, not bad.

Was it actually chewed by a beaver? Because in that case, I don't know it could be.

All right? Did you see anything else?

No other than like episodes of Deep to try to bring a true smile to my face. And then streaming service I believe you're familiar with. I watch a lot of drop Out. Oh, spent some time with Sam Reich this week for sure to try to cheer me up. Yeah, genuinely been a really rough week. Yeah yeah, check in on your friends. I don't mean to make light of this, but I mean there's a lot of people unsure of what their future is like. And the sad thing is

Well just remember too that everything that can that is being done can be undone so far, and we have the courts kind of kind of so I mean, but yes, you know, I think Veep is an incredible show. I absolutely adore that show. A friend of mine, Sam, was on that show, and.

It's Sam Richards.

Yeah, he's he's he's a very funny dude. And he's very funny in that show. That might be almost like Detroiters is so good. Yeah, it's on Netflix right now. People should check it out. I think I think it's on Netflix or Prime. It's on one of those. And but this might be a little this might be a tough time to watch Veep because I watched it through the original the original run, when it was kind of like ha ha ha, how ridiculous, And now I'm very intrigued to like rewatch it, but I think it might

But yeah, the great some of the gags I've wished for it to be like the worst of what we're seeing.

Have you have you seen in the Loop too? Did you see that.

In the Loop? Don't recognize the title?

Yeah, it's the same. It's the same creator and it's essentially how the show was started out sort of as a British show. He made a movie version, James Gandlafini's in it. Extremely good movie, very funny, very cutting, and then they sort of did the American version of the original show sort of, but that became a morphed into deep. But Armando Iannucci is the creator. He was also a writer on Alan Partridge Show and a bunch of great British stuff and anything he does I pretty much will

I trust you recommendations more of than movies. So it is on the list.

Well, thank you. I will disappoint you, I'm sure at some point.

Don't worry. Everybody does.

Have you ever seen in a Violent Nature? It's really good? Check it out?

Oh man. Well, on that note, how do you feel about the Oscar nominations? Are you happy with them?

I don't care. I mean, okay, well you know, I mean, I mean like it's fine, like I have not seen as usual, there's a couple of the movies that I have not seen, and I'm like, okay, I guess I'll watch some of these. And I guess I should have seen it coming because of the Golden Globes. But I was looking for the movie today. What is the one I'm forgetting the name all of a sudden, the one

It's uh, it's never obviously all telling about what the the state of film is, but also the way I look at it, and I know a lot of people pull the whole. I don't care about award, so I'm not gonna watch or anything. But also I care about move and these have a genuine impact.

That's a fair point. So yeah, and I used to like make it absolute viewing, you know, yeah, but I think in I think I'm coming it. And then every year there'd be a bunch of movies I hadn't seen. So it was hard to like get into it because parenting kind of makes seeing everything big challenges. I'm sure you are aware, and so I'm now making more of an effort to try and see everything. And so but

The three and a half hours has been the biggest thing for me, And to be fair on the AI not to go too deep into this, because we probably should start announcement. It's forty three minutes into this.

They love this banter.

The editor of the film fed his own voice and the actor's voices into respeechures, so it is AI, but it's with the creators consent using only their voices. That feels a little more authentic to me. And then the other part is they they fed in pictures of architecture to be able to create more pictures of similar architecture that do not exist. Essentially, that that part's a little more sketchy to me than the voice aspect. But I don't know. It's a big discussion that's gonna need to

I agree. I totally agree with that, and I'm just yeah, I'm a little wary of that because I just think, you know, it's every every every change like that throughout any industry is going to start small before it becomes big.

Agreed.

If I'm dead, it doesn't matter to me. It can die all at once. But no, but I don't want it to die at all. But like, and I'm an idiot that goes to see plays and stuff I loved, go see stuff, you know what I mean. Like I like to see stuff live and then the flesh, and I like to go see movies, and so, like Amelia Perez, I'm sure they did some sort of perfunctory screenings of it, but like, that's a Netflix movie. Are we getting people to go to the movie theater? The Brutalist has such

Agree awards are a great way to entice people to modern films. Before we get started on announcements, one thing that gets me excited about older films is wonderful podcast s. Tell people about the New World Pictures podcast and were.

Well, as the name implies, we talk about New World Pictures, movies. That's what we talk about exclusively, New World Video, New World Television. The Learning Corporation of Americas, a new company we found out that they bought last year. We started watching some of their movies. That's how we talk about Tax Attack eighty seven. We're on our sixth year, if you can believe it. And we also talked to the people behind the scenes. We've got great interviews that are

What about the worldies tell people about.

Those Yes, we just said the world is the world is speaking of award shows. That's how we end every year. We do a completely made up award show based on purely the movies we've watched in the past year, and we have guests come in and go through the and announce the awards and be presenters quote unquote and give away awards and then yeah, so with something we do every year, it is a lot of fun and it's just kind of a way for us to kind of

I did. Uh. If you had to call out a favorite episode in the last I don't know, we'll say two and a half months with the word mountain in the title, what would you say? That would be?

Oh, I god, I wish there was another title of the mountain. And then I didn't totally say that.

I had to go chuck before I asked.

Mountaintop Motel Massacre.

Are you kidding?

Oh great, we had the great Uh, we had the great Ryan Barrel in there to talk about a movie and you should really check it out. It's we had a blast talking about that movie. I thought. So it's a fun podcast. We have a good time. We have a lot of fun.

I never believe me.

Two of the hosts are married. It's crazy and unbelievable. And the other host is my brother. So it's no way.

I never would have guessed.

People do say we look you know, to this day, my brother's ae years older than me. To this day, people are you twins? And I will always go no, you will angrily say no. He said that since we were kids, people would ask if we were twins, and like our height differences were so so so different than like, are you guys twins? Like why would we be different heights? Makes no sense? But anyway, he gets very upset when he got when he gets asked that.

Of course, all right, let's get into announcements and then, like I said, after this, we're gonna be covering ten films that we blind bought that we loved. We're gonna talk about the blind by experience, why we love it, and what those films are. So here we go, starting off the week with another big acquisition announcement. Last week's was the, of course, the Shout Factory Giant acquisition and now Aero partnering with Shutter. I first of all, love

I don't understand a streaming service. Who's getting into physical media? Why would you have any what's the problem. Hey, they buy films and they distribute their own films, and now they want to put them out on disc put them out everywhere, put them anywhere, put them out. I want them. I just sell them wherever. I mean, what's the problem here?

I also I loved the amount of people that read this announcement and had zero reading comprehension because the comments were like, all right, maybe we can get a release of in a Violent Nature, or maybe we'll get a better upgraded release of whatever title. And it's like the titles are listed in the post of what they're like. This is the full announcement. Come on, guys, let's read.

I may get that dead Stream. I'd love to see what they are gonna put in the UK release for it.

Yeah, I've got the I think it was a German media book release that looked like the Evil Dead two cover. But that's a movie that I think deserves really great special features.

It's really good. I really dig that movie. And I haven't gotten on disc yet, but I know it won't be on four K, but that's fine. I'm really I love what Aero does. I think they when it's like almost an instant vibe. It's something I want from them, right and I don't mind getting it from you know, from from the British side as well, and if the Blu Rays region too, I don't care. It's fine. I'll get that. So so I'm excited for what they'll do with dead Stream. Curious what sort of extras is they'll

I'm very excited. This will be the first HD release of Speak No Evil. The original one Eaton had been announced as coming to Blu Ray in the UK and that got canceled. At the time, we were wondering why this is why? Yeah, so that that answers that question entirely, and now hopefully we get good extra since that has not had a release at all. Which great movie, the original and the American remake. Very different, different films, but

James McAvoy is so good, dude. He is such a good actor.

So good and has muscles I did not know existed.

Yeah, that was upsetting. I was upsetting as a man of a certain age and also Scottish. I was like, that's really unfair, James, that's unfair. But okay, well whatever, right.

That is the big Arrow announcement. Next is the first Keno announcement of the week coming on Blu Ray. Hold that Blonde from nineteen forty five has a new two K master coming eventually on Blu Ray. Veronica Lake is the big name here for most people as well. Have you seen this one?

I have no, I have not seen all of that blonde I this is one of those. And I'm like, well, let's see that Keno sale.

Who knows this would be a great seven dollars title in a couple of years, I.

Know, like give it a shot, you know, Veronica Lake, I don't know, let's see.

Yeah. Also, very odd eye art on the poster, Like I know she's supposed to be winking, it doesn't look like a wink because they didn't do anything like muscles. It looks like she had a stroke.

Yeah, it looks yeah, or yeah, she's she's maybe having Bell's palsy. I don't know. There's something going on there that isn't good.

He is not.

It does not scream throw me in the player and let's go. But but you know that's probably the original poster, and that's fine. Could be a very good movie.

I'm gonna laugh. Now watch we get the film and the main storyline is about Bell's palsy and how you can still be a thief or something.

No disrespect to people that have been through that, you know what I mean. But uh, but yeah, it does look a little weird. She's got a wonky eye there. Yeah. The Colton's correct. The posters even telling you wait for the.

Sale all right. They announced Beethoven, Yes, that Beethoven with only Charles Groden coming again to Blu Ray someday soon from Keno. This coming from a four K scan of the OCN, and they think Beethoven only deserves a lateral move from blue to blue.

I was good. I was gonna ask you about this. I was like, a have a four K scan, but they don't this. I know Keino does this. Sometimes they will sell the regular Blu Ray and then they'll upgrade. Are they just seeing how this sells and then they'll do a four K? I mean, I know it's expensive to do a four case, so maybe they're just seeing how the cells.

First theoretically, but also, I mean, this is this is the sweet spot. I mean this, this is most people collecting physical media nowadays watch this between the ages of eight and twenty five, and now they're your main customers, and you're just like, eh, let's just do an okay job with it.

I guess my kids love this movie, so I'll be getting it, you know what I mean? There, maybe our oldest is probably aging out of it, but they still love Beethoven, so it's like I'll be getting it. I'll be picking it up. I think I have it on DVD, so it'll be an upgrade for me.

By the way, I totally forgot wild cast in this movie, Charles Droden, Bonnie Hunt, Oliver Platte, Stanley Tucci, David Dukevney, Patricia Heaton. Like the names not stop on this one.

Yeah, it's it's Beethoven. Yeah, I mean it's I'm I am shocked that they they don't do for the you have the four.

K, you have it, right?

I don't. I don't really understand it, and they don't often do HDR right, So it's.

Like no unless was done before for them.

Yeah, So I don't know if they have to if it's is it going to be that much more expensive just to do the four K? I mean, I don't know. That's a that's a question for Frank, I guess, But I just I don't understand why they wouldn't do it.

But and Jim could be right. It could be that the four K rights for this one are too expensive, but it's true.

Yeah.

At the same time, there's already a Blu ray out there and it's not egregiously bad. It's not like a stupendous blue ray. But it's not egregiously bad. Just just don't license it. It's still in print, like you can still get it for like eleven dollars right now? Why release this for fifteen?

A Steffino seventy five? Who's clamoring for this to be on four K? Well, I am, I suppose you're talking to two of us. They're talking about it, so I guess the two of us.

I mean, if that's the case, why do a four K scan of the OCN right?

The only issue is that it's already been scanning four K, So why not? I mean, it's okay if you don't, I'll still get it. I'm still probably gonna pick it up. But yeah, it just feels like it's the avenue there. But you know, maybe like it, like Kim was saying, maybe it's just too expensive.

All right, let's let's keep going Beethoven talk.

This is great. He's almost got heated. I love it.

I didn't think that a dog would be the most controversial thing we discussed.

This is awesome. We're off the good start.

Flicker Alley. We don't get to talk about them enough. They don't put out a lot, but when they do, it's pretty much the highest quality that you're gonna see on them. March fourth, they are releasing as part of their Flicker Fusion series Behind the Door from nineteen nineteen and Below the Surface from nineteen twenty. These are paired for the first time, both newly restored and available in their most complete versions. You've also got original scores for

Yeah. I'm not familiar with the movies. I don't know a ton about silent movies. I've seen some of this, you know, the bigger names, but you know this a they do good work. That's what it's all about. The film restoration is the joy physical media.

So yep. And if that's not enough flicker Ally for you, they're also doing Merry Go Round. This is from nineteen twenty three. This is flicker Ally working together with black Hawk Films again to present, for the first time ever on Blu Ray, the new restoration of Merry Go Round. This is let me see what they said here, thanks to the dedicated restoration efforts of black Hawk Films with a support of the Sunrise Foundation and many archives throughout

That would be rad that would be rad.

Nothing is ever gonna look like that again, and it's so cool to see stuff like that.

Eric dron Stroheim, So I meant this one intrigued, so I you know, but that'd be pretty cool. I haven't been to Vienna in decades, but it was I did go there once and it's a beautiful city, so that footage would be really interesting to see.

Yeah. There's also a new restoration of a film called Old Heidelberg from nineteen fifteen included on this as well.

Oh yeah one, everyone's seen that. Everyone's seen that one.

Behind the scenes of the new restoration with the film restorer, which loves stuff like that, and then a new essay on the production, and then of course Fidelity Emotion did the authoring, so you know it's gonna look as best as it could.

That's awesome. I love a bonus movie. When you're buying a movie that's that's the best.

It's literally the best extra. Yeah.

Yeah, gold Ninja does that all the time. I love that about him. And they'll have like a secret movie they hide in their menu.

On top of the already bonus movie that they advertised, and suddenly there's three or four.

It's so great, all right.

Next up is William Tell from twenty twenty four, getting a UK Blu ray release on March third. This is with Kingsley and Jonathan Price. Had not heard that this was a thing at all. You need a commentary on this with the director and the producer and some trailers. Uh yeah, William Tell feels.

Like we're really desperate for that ip. That's what this kind of screamed to me. But I have not seen the film. It might be amazing, it might be an incredible movie about this, but according to someone, it's a rousing, old school Hollywood epic. What's funny?

But you've were done. I was about to say, you know, I've heard there's some powerhouse performances.

I mean, I don't know. It could be great. I don't know. I had never heard of it until you made this announcement, and I was like, geez, but that was, sadly my first cynical thought, like really scraping the bottom there that people know William Tell sort of at least vaguely, so we should make a movie about it.

Next year was seeing Newton and the Apple.

Yeah, Johnny Appleseed, one of a trilogy, an action epic Okay.

Oh, man, go ahead too. The next one. This is man, this, This is gonna be really cool for a moment, and then I'm gonna say something really crappy about this. March nineteenth, Australia is getting a release from Madman Films of the Adam Elliott collection. Adam Elliott is the one that did Mary Max and this last year's Memoir of a Snail Oscar nominated. This is the first time on Blu ray of all of his shorts everything. This gets everything he's ever done, plus a fifty six page booklet and six

Who do they think they are?

They're madmen?

Well that's a bummer to hear that. But I was when I saw this. I was very excited because I just saw a memoir of its snail and so funny. No great comedy glory, No, it's it's yes, silent manimal. Indeed it is. Uh, it's such a good movie. But I'm lucky that I was going to show it to my kids. I was like, oh, let's I'll save this up and I'll watch it with the kids. And I finally decided to do it on my own. And I was like, oh good, because this was, uh, well it ends.

And if you want this, you can pre order it now from Orbit. Uh they've already stated they're getting some in so that is a really easy way to get that for those that have never seen it, and maybe you've never seen Memoir of a Snail either, Mary Max Frickin' masterpiece. Genuinely like an incredible modern filmmaker. He is incredible at what he does.

Yeah, he's a Memoir of his Snail was awesome. So I was excited that that denominations. I was very excited that got nominated because it's well deserved, well deserved.

Keep a note, though, this does say art, not final. Perhaps they're gonna make those nipples just a little bit bigger, you never know.

Just tweak the nipples. I mean, that's what I always say.

That's what I've heard. Uh, it's that a clay version of Charles Nelson Riley.

Now I can see that. Now, I can't see it any other way now.

And now I desperately hope that is the final art. Oh man, Yeah, let's go to the next one. Hey, Speaking of Australia, Umbrella had a hell of a slate well all coming on May seventh. This first one is the one that they've been teasing for a while, The Fall from two thousand and six coming on four K. I'm gonna scroll through some of the key art here.

It's this has been one that people have been waiting for for a long time, and I think it was like somebody found a four K scan of it and that's how this kind of came about. This is great news. Big fan of losing my religion.

I saw that.

I've seen a lot of Tarzan's work, particularly that video, which I've seen about probably five hundred times when it was playing on regular rotation on MTV.

And in every video store.

Yeah, oh my god, everywhere. But no, this is a beautiful movie. I'll sell it to people that haven't seen it by saying, this is Tarsan's Adventures of Baron Munchee. That's how I would sort of describe it. And it's about sort of storytelling and this girl and the guy and she starts to imagine the story that he's telling her, and it is just gorgeous look at like incredible cinematography. So I will be picking this up. It's it's good,

Craig points out this film shouldn't be mentioned without saying ko Ishioka's name. She's a huge reason why this is so beautiful. True. True. The other thing to point out to Umbrella has not had the best reviewed discs previously. They've had some problems on some four K, some compression issues and stuff. They made sure to advertise that this is being authored by Fidelity in Motion, and that's literally already the second time we've mentioned that, and we've not

True, so true. Yeah, there are some issues. I do love Umbrella, and I ordered a lot of stuff from them because I really do dig what they're doing. But but yeah, I love their box sets are just awesome. They're so gorgeous to look at. But this movie is really good worth getting, I think.

And has been really difficult to find on Blu Ray. It had a US Blu Ray and it has gone from like thirty dollars to second hand market like seventy dollars. This is This is likely worth a purchase, whether through Umbrella or wait for a movie. Nobody's going to say either way. But if you've never seen this, strong recommend great one.

Yeah, are there fans of Immortals out there? Seven is asking I don't know. I saw in the movie theater. It was pretty empty, but I saw it. I was there.

Yeah, and yeah, Fideliu motion kills it. Yeah, absolutely. Next title from them is Shutter from two thousand and four. This is a title that I like, definitely have not seen it it probably since two thousand and six or seven. Damn fun movie. Absolutely worth it. It definitely feels early two thousand and if you've never seen it, I think that if you are nostalgic for that time period and the whole jhor Khor type craze that was going on

I haven't. That was when I was trying to squeeze in before to before tonight, but I didn't get a chance to. But this looks interesting and I really want to check it out, but I have not seen it.

Uh, definitely one that. Like I said, if you liked the early wave of Jhorr, you'd probably like this one. It's a good title. Although I will say if you are trepidacious about umbrella stuff, I definitely picture Arrow is probably gonna release this at some point. This screams like an Aero title.

Though somebody was saying Simner was saying, there's like already five releases of this movie at this point.

Yes, yes there are. There are quite a few in Blue. Although I believe this is the first four K of this Okay I may be wrong, but yeah, I think this is the first four K.

Yeah, I haven't seen this. It looks good though, I wanted to check it out. So it is available, So I'm gonna check that one out. See if I'm gonna order it.

Yeah, next one, This one is a Blu ray, not four K. This is Storm Warning from two thousand and seven. This is Jamie Blanks. If you don't know that name, he's the guy that did Urban Legend. Valentine. Excellent director. This film kind of rules and does not get enough love. For some reason. I think there was a problem with rights. For a while, you couldn't see this for some time. It wasn't available on streaming. I don't think it's had a Blu ray release in the States that's been available

Yeah, this says, says screen Factory to me. This is this is one I think you know. This is Everett Derouche script that he wrote the eighties or nineties somewhere around there, and he got his hands on it and he wrote Long Weekend, which is weirdly the one. The last movie that I think Jamie Blank's directed is his remake Long Weekend, which I was like, why hasn't he directed another movie? If anyone else let me know, I'm I'm I'm just I was like shocked to realize that.

Uh sibbners asking do we know anything about the restoration? I just said, we don't know anything about it. And I don't even know if this was shot on film. Anybody know this two thousand and seven and being cheap, I kind of doubt it was.

I wouldn't I wouldn't assume it was. It looks like at least what's available in terms of streaming. It looked pretty much like a set that they had, and they probably shot it on video. So I am curious what the restoration. If the restoration looks better than what's on streaming, because if it does that, that would be that would be great.

Even then it's not a it won't be compressed like streaming, so it'll least look better than that, all right. And then next May seventh, they're also putting out Tie Horror, the eight movie collection. This will include dorm Alone, Phobia, Phobia two coming soon, a lot of land Countdown, and the Promise, along with a suite of new interviews, visual essays,

I mean, yeah, this one. I saw this and I was pretty excited. I was able to watch one of them. Countdown. Yeah, which have you seen any of the movies on this?

I have not, No, I've wanted to.

So Countdown was okay. It was you know, like kind of a you know a lot of the movies seemed to be in that J horror K horror vibe. It' yeah, a lot of like ghosts and spirits. I was reading through all the different synopsises, and Countdown's more of like a a bad guy that kind of hangs out with these three people live in an apartment and then like bad things happen, but there is still a spiritual element to it.

Nice.

It felt like kind of like the setup of it was like okay, but like the second half of it, it really kind of goes into directions. I honestly didn't really expect it to go wow, and I was like, okay, all right, not bad. So, I mean, I'm very intrigued by this set. It's a lot of like aughts and like twenty eleven twenty twelves around that period of like films,

Jeffer saying, hold are these films. I may get one or two of the years wrong here, but I believe they were all from about two thousand and five to twenty thirteen something like that.

Yeah, around that around that time. Yeah.

Uh a cool collection of a time to be a collector with disposable income, Ain't that the fact? Uh, silence says, still waiting a thrilling Bloody Sword and one other release from forty four to forty four to go up for order. Yep, been waiting a while on that thrilling Bloody Sword.

Speaking of Austrilla, do you not have that one?

Uh, the Gold Ninja? Yeah, I have the Gold Ninja. Air forty four. Forty four also announced that was coming from them.

Yeah, yeah, I have the Gold Ninja one. And it is quite a movie. It is real good.

Nice.

I would highly recommend it. I'm curious to see if how Air forty four or forty four does with the if their versions, you know, if they believe.

I believe there is an actual scan of the negative.

Ooh okay, well that would be cool.

Yeah.

But there's something too that Gold Ninja release. I mean that there's kind of like that that grungey quality that almost kind of helps it in a weird way punk rock chart, that's for sure, Yeah, exactly, for sure.

I think that's it. Yeah, that was it for Umbrella, and then moving on to Discothech, who announced a lot of stuff that people are excited about and a lot of stuff I know next to nothing about the same here, So I'm gonna be a lot of help, will be fairly quiet, just go through some of these details. In twenty twenty five, they're releasing Angel Heart, two thousand and five's alternate universe sequel to City Hunter. This will be all fifty episodes in Japanese with English subs for the

That this is the one I'm most interested in. This is like one of the like pinky films kind of series that they did in the seventy two seventy three. I think that that is when this series comes out. I haven't seen any of them, but I'm curious. Those films are always sort of interesting, just you know, the expectation films at that time, I think are always fascinating. So this that was one that I was pretty interested in then, and I take it back. I did see

Oh Man I love that. I think that was today. That's twice that we've used the songs in the Disconnected Universe. I used the Christian Slater songs reference in the Discord earlier today.

We've been living that since the eighties.

Bro, It's true.

It's nineteen eighty nine. Heather, Heather, excuse me.

Disco Tech in twenty twenty five, releasing The Happiness of the Categories, Kashi Mike's musical horror comedy Uh. This was previously released by Aero but has been out of print and fetching some money on the second nd market. So it'll be nice to have us back in print. Will it have new extras? They don't say the word I knew, so I'm gonna guess not. But it's nice that this will be back out there.

Yeah. I have a meks like I have a lot he's I have a lot of blind spots for him, and this is one of.

It's easy when he's directed four hundred and twelve.

Yeah, I know, I know, but I've missed a lot of them. And I was like, oh, this would also be a really interesting one. And then I went on, at least you know the people I follow One letterbox and I was like, oh, well, I don't know. It didn't exactly you say, definitely blind by this, but I'm certainly intrigued, especially him making a movie that's a musical like that. To me, I was like, well, I'm interested. I'm definitely interested in how he handled that.

Knowing what you appreciate, this should be a Ryan Gallen must bake.

I feel like it. I feel like it is. I appreciate that. I need that push, all right.

Next is one of so many people are excited about. I'm gonna do my best saying this because I've never heard it said out loud. Uratsu Kidoji and Friends coming on Blu Ray in the US soon from Disco Tech.

This is another white guy. I say, well done.

I'm doing better with Asian stuff. I've been working on more Asian films behind the scenes, so I'm hoping to do my best there. This one is a new.

Eric says that it's Eric says it's apparently absolute filth.

It is.

Yes, I'm okay.

I'll also let me see if any of them say this. No, no, none of the comments here say it. So On Facebook, I got multiple comments that include the words tentacle, porn, so yeah, that's if that's your bag. New historic two K scan and restoration of the last known existing uncut thirty five millimeters prints from a private collection h emphasis on private. Badly damaged print took nine months to restore. They took new astro res development and reduced David's lifespan

And it's like they made it look a lot better, that's awesome. I mean, that's that's just I mean, I don't know. I'm I'm gonna go with Eric. I'm gonna probably grab this.

I know nothing about it.

Light up that filth. I want to see it.

Well from filth, we go to prison. Let's talk about Sing Sing getting a Blu ray release from A twenty four. You can pre order this on Blu Ray now. It will be shipping in March, although when they say March, A twenty four has been shipping stuff early, so I wouldn't be surprised if you started getting this like middle of February type of announcements. This is going to include a commentary with the director and co writer Greg Queeter,

Yeah. I haven't seen this yet, but I'm really excited for it. As I said, I like to see plays, so you know, theater inside of a prison. I'm like I am in so, so I'm excited to see this one.

It's also exciting and I just talked about this someone on the other podcasts that Sing Sing finally just got its wide release. It technically premiered in I don't know, September or something like that. But finally for the Oscars just had a wide release like two weeks ago, and it's the first film ever to premiere simultaneously in theaters and in prisons at the exact same time, which A twenty four likely just did that to get a nice headline out of it. However, I still I really like

Yeah, I like it right, Yeah, me too, Me too, supposed to be They're supposed to be in there for rehabilitation. What's better than, you know, watching an inspiring story about prison positivity. Yeah, exactly, come on.

I'm all about it. The art on this one looks good. I really knew Ce sink singh it's me too. Well, that's on my list. Film Masters one of the favorite labels of a handful of individuals I know. They are putting out the New Adventures of Tarzan from nineteen thirty five. This is the twelve chapter serial that got a brand new restoration. Not many people can do that, and film Masters is one of them. Glad they're putting us out.

Yeah, this is not one that I've seen obviously, but film Masters, I love what they're doing. Their disc look great. They started off with a couple of great Roger Corman stuff, so of course I bought in early and I was like, yeah, I love what they're doing. So I don't know. I mean, I'm intrigued because I think they do incredible work over.

There, Greig. They were the New Adventures at the time. You might be Old Adventures now.

The New Old Adventures of Tarzan.

Matthew wants to know how did Tarzan stay so clean shave?

He's got a knife, holding a knife. He's got a knife. Who gave him a knife? Is what I want to know. That's crazy? How did you get a hold of that? Where did that monkey find a knife?

From Jade? Our next time, we're talking about April eighth, Well Goes releasing Jade from twenty twenty four. This is with Mickey Rourke and Shana West and a little known India actor Mark Dkoskis is in this. This says after a brother's untimely and accidental death at her own hands,

I watched the trailer too, and I was like, well, I'm interested. The guy who directed this seems like he's done allotted like d t D TV stuff, and I was like, okay, well that's why it's no mark against him and I the trailer. This looks awesome. I'm just nervous that we just got to see all the best stuff from the movie in the tailor. But I'm certainly interested in checking out the movie, So yeah, it looks good to me.

I definitely want to see this one. Looks fun.

Yeah, yeah, it looks good.

Next the Creep Tapes, the Shutter TV series getting a Blue Rail release on April twenty seconds loved the Creep films. So glad that second site was able to put out the first one. Just speaking into the ether, you better also have the second one in the works, because we definitely need a blue ray release of Creep two. Did you watch the Creep tapes?

Right? I have not watched any of the Creep films or the Creep tapes. I this one. I don't know why. I think because this one was just streaming, So I never saw Creep originally. I don't think it played in theaters.

Right, so just Netflix.

Yeah, I don't know why I didn't. I just didn't see. I remember that when the first one came out. I saw the trailer a few times and I just didn't. I don't know, I just miss it, just missed me. Just one of those things. I don't know.

Yeah, this this feels like a very Ryan film as well. This has some aggressively awkward comedy moments.

And then just that's my style.

And then on top of that, they pulled out this like awkward horror that makes so like creep is the perfect word. It's so unnerving the way that they did some of this.

Oh that sounds good. Yeah, I mean I like the guys that made it. I mean, I don't know, I just never got around to it, but I'd like to check it out aggressively. Fine apparently so, Yeah.

I've not seen any of the series yet, but the two films I tried.

I would start with the movies.

Yes, ye, Silent Mandible says, I've heard that they're working on the third one. I hope. So they've been supposedly writing that for like nine years or something. I would certainly love to see a finale to the trilogy. All right. Next, Scream Team releasing. We talk about these guys probably every I don't know, three months or so that they put something out. February fourteenth, they are releasing Lukilu from twenty twenty five. This is a brand new movie. This is

She had syphilis. So it's like a happy story. It's like a real happy ending to that song.

Everybody after this go to Spotify, look up the Girl had Syphilis and please laugh.

Looks like a bloody key is coming to your door pretty soon, there, Ryan Berrel.

I don't need I don't need all the extras. I just want the Blu Ray.

But well, you might as well go for it. You might as well go for it. Bl just your own.

This.

The plot sounds a little bit like a movie called Sweet Kill. The New World released. It is one of Curtis Hanson's churs. Hansen's first directorial effort, Just ah ta tab Hunter walking around Venice looking in women's uh windows and stuff and yeah, and Roger Corman adding extra nudity to it uh to be able to sell it as as the Arousers which is how he released it. But that's neither here nor there. Uh this I'm you know,

So this is gonna sound like I'm defending the Chatchki's I am not. However, I am genuinely impressed. If you go to their website, just the Blu rays twenty bucks, this whole bundle only thirty five, Like for a poster, a mask, all this stuff, a glove, a house key, real blood, Like thirty five dollars is not that bad?

Did they say real blood? Did I miss that?

I'm assuming they put real blood on it. You couldn't use fake blood. Who would believe that?

You're like, come on, it's thirty five dollars. Some real blood on that key?

Oh?

Is that before shipping? Come on, I've paid, you know, get some real blood on there. Yeah, I mean that is that is pretty good price point? And uh and I honestly, there's you know, there's someone out there that has decided to get that key and I love that.

And most of them probably worked on the film. But hey, let's go.

I didn't say. Yeah, I mean, but they're still excited. That's the point. They're still excited.

As we say in our network, every podcast is somebody's favorite podcast.

Right's right, that's correct, that's all right.

March seventeenth, the UK is getting a release of a Touch of Love from nineteen sixty nine from Studio Canal as part of their Vintage Classics line. In this cover you might recognize a slightly younger Ian McKellen with not gray hair.

I did not recognize him, so I had to read his name on there to be like that's Ian McKellen. I did not recognize him at all.

This has some new extras. We've got an interview with whars Hussein, interview with Dame Margaret Drabble. It's a very UK name new a Touch of Love tribute or featurette on Sir Ian McKellen, and then some archival features and then a go into details on the restoration. I love when we get details on the restoration work.

Yeah, yeah, I mean Studio Canal. I love the work that they do. I've not seen this movie, but I'm certainly interested. Sandy Dennis and Ian McKellen like, that's intriguing. Speaking of God Told Me Too with Sandy Dennis does a couple scenes in that movie. It's the only New World movie she's ever appeared in, so and she's a fantastic actor. I know, right, I'm always surprised some people have the good taste to stay away from New World, which is you know, I'm always I'm proud of them, But.

Most of the time I think of it like quick saying, you just assumed that they were there for a few days, they couldn't get out.

Well, a lot of it had to do with the fact that it was Larry Cohen, and Larry Cohen was shooting at in New York and at that time he would do this a lot. He would he go to people on that were doing plays on Broadway or off Broadway and be like, hey, come on in during the day and get your you know, make it shoot for a few days. She only shopped for a couple of days. She's in like two or three scenes, and you know,

And it always worked for Larry. I mean even with the Chicago PD that's the best part. Little Q the wing serpent humor lets carry on, says as I transitioned into Inspector Wrex.

I don't know this one. Don't know this one.

Via Vision is releasing Inspector Rex the original series one and two on Blu Ray on March twenty sixth. This is coming in Australia, of course. This is the first time it's been on Blu Ray anywhere in the world. All twenty nine episodes from the first two series fully remastered in HG in widescreen for the first time on disc. You've got the original Austrian broadcast order uh and no extras.

I don't think is the Rex invisible? I don't know. I could be in if that's the case. This I've not seen this, I don't I'm not aware of it. I will say, I just started watching Deadlock, which is an Australian show. I don't know if anyone's heard of it. Really good. No, it's not Inspector Rex. It's tangential, tangentially related to what we're talking about in the loosest of all basises. But still there you go.

The cover you can't even take seriously, like he's looking at some danger. On the right, he like his mouth isn't closed. On the left visible gun dog's mouth open.

Is the dog right that? If the dog solves all the cases, I us spend all the money for via vision to send that to me. I'll pay the ship. The dog figures it out, and they're just waiting on him to figure it out. Per episode I'm.

In, Matthew says, please tell me the dog can talk.

Please. I would be so in. I'll look it up.

Let's get out of here. Indicators In the UK today they announced a handful of titles. These are all coming to UK only on April twenty first, no US releases here, and they're all classic Holleywood again, like they've been doing quite a bit of this. First one Little Man, What Now from nineteen thirty four. This is with Margaret Sullivan. You got a two K restoration on this one, an in depth discussion on the film by Jeff Andrew. You've got an appreciation of Margaret Sullivan and let's see brief

Yeah, they do such good work. I don't know, little man what now outside of it being a title of a Morrissey song, but from his first solo record, back before he lost his mind or he was he he was lost his mind in a way that we were all comfortable.

With the comment that says, I guess Morrissey likes this movie.

Oh yeah, who said that?

Celeste?

Oh Celeste, yeah, thank you, thank you, job. You're with me, You're with me. That's what I was like, Oh, that's what I immediately thought of. Oh that's a Morrisey song. Maybe he got it from this movie. I don't know, I've never seen it, but Indicator does amazing stuff. I love everything I've gotten from Indicator. I've never been unhappy so who knows.

We are getting Inspector Rex punch glory.

All of the Inspector will work the to the bone.

If you won't talk, he'll rough you up.

I mean, I hope we've sold some Inspector Rex tonight. If we've done anything.

The whoops, I just closed it because I was laughing to Art. I'm gonna get a message from via Vision in the morning and says, what the hell we sold out of our stock of Inspector WREC. So we did not expect that. What happened.

It's really God wanted to get that create.

All us IP addresses. Not sure? Can you explain? Here's our next Indicator title. This one is Spawn of the North. This is from nineteen thirty eight from Henry Hathaway, starring George Raft, Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamore, HD Remaster. On this one audio commentary with Kelly Goodner and Jim Hemphel, we've got an overview of the Lauren L. Ryder pioneering work. They are the one who won an Oscar for contributions to Spawn of the North on Image Gallery, New subtitles

Me neither. But and it's about fishing. I believe fishing territories. That's what they're fighting over. So I don't know. I was like, sounds interesting, but I've never heard of it and never seen it. And it doesn't have a talking dog, so now it looks interesting. I just never seen it.

On that note, Inspector X is barking action.

There can't be enough of the Inspector Rex stuff.

Spot of the North or what my Kentucky family calls our family in Indiana.

Yeah, that's true. They're north. They're north of Kentucky. My wife's from Indiana. So I know.

Inspector X report for duty. Okay, we'll leave it at duty. Next one, Dangerous to Know from nineteen thirty eight as well, starring the Wonderful Anime wong A, Keen tamar Off, and Gail Patrick. Uh. This is based on Edgar Wallace's hugely successful play on the Spot.

Sorry, Joe, Joe just said that in the last Uh. In the last one, then looks like he's trying to hold.

One in, which is now I'm going to go back to Paris.

I'm sorry.

Oh yeah, he definitely.

Definitely. He's he's just leaning in enough because he's like, I, I really I have to get going.

Guys. Listen, listen, can.

You handle the Spawn of the North Because I'm gonna.

Because I'm gonna bring it to the South.

This is fun. I got to release to the South. Oh man, you guys know what I'm talking about. Anybody, anybody?

Oh?

I just really loved that coved up for far too long.

That's all right. Guys are killing at tonight. Guys are killing it.

Back to Dangerous to Know two K restoration audio commentary by Jeremy Arnold, Guardian interview with Anthony Quinn from nineteen ninety five, Nurse and Martyr from nineteen fifteen. Surviving extracts from Edgar Wallace's first ever screen credit, with a newly commissioned concertina score by Bernard Wrigley. Then of course a limited booklet included with this by Pamela Hutchinson, and some archival work as well. Anime Wong pretty much always kills it.

Yeah. Kim Tamaroff, who was one of orson Wells's you know, a go to guy in touch of Evil and a bunch of stuff, So he worked with orson a bunch and I don't know the movie, but I mean, certainly the cast is intriguing, like its indicator. I'm sure these are good movies, you know, they don't They have great taste, So.

I just don't know this. In twenty twenty two, there was a US Quarter celebrating Anime Wong.

Oh, well, that's cool.

I didn't know the how amazing.

Yeah, that's incredible, all right, Yes, Stan, anything with Akham Tamaroff is worth a watch. I agree, he's great.

Speaking of great actors, Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, Omar Shariff in Behold a Pale Horse also getting released from them. This is from nineteen sixty four. This one has an HDV remaster twenty twenty five. Academic and film history and Kaitlyn McDonald discusses the transition of the famed filmmaker's novel

This is the one I was probably the most interested in. I know that this wasn't like a I never seen it. I know it wasn't popular at the time when it came out, and it seemed like there was going to be a slam dunk, especially with Gregory Peck and Anthony Greton, Omar Shariff, Fred Zenneman. I mean he's directed. I mean he's an incredible director. So I mean, I'm I saw a little bit of the trailer. I'm very interested in

This is definitely like if you are if you're shopping an indicator sale and you're one title short of free shipping, this is the one you go, ah that that's a good pool. Let's throw that one in the cart too.

Anthony said he sent me an anime one quarter and I did not get it.

I'm the impostor you're the original.

Oh oh, we said, Oh okay, I read that wrong.

Anthony sent me a package last year and he got lost in the mail and he's still devastated because it had like a very expensive eBay purchase and an original one print and uh, yeah.

That's a bummer.

That's a bummer, Inspector Rex. He knows how. The tail is so spec.

It's it should be getting old to me, but it's not. I really I can't get enough of it. Yes, give me back show to what Craig said. Behold it behold a pale horse does look really good. It looks good. I'm really intrigued by this one.

I love how after Craig's weird to Trivia, Travis says we'd been to trivia. Inspector Rex is a talk.

Who knew? Who knew?

Oh?

Man, you know what, he's the best dog in the forest.

Uh, but it's a it's a it's kind of a mature show. If you want to watch it, you better ask your pa. Uh. Let's go to the next one. All right, we've talked about this title already come to the so we won't spend too much time with it. The Catamante Cristo from last year getting a release in the US on March fourth from Samuel Goldwyn Films. This one no extras listening, no extras, Yeah nothing. I could

I'm really I really want to see this, and I know it was playing in LA but at the times I couldn't work out of time to go see it. I really want to see. It's also a little long, but I know that there's sequels coming already.

Oh I did not hear that.

I believe there is already a sequel to this in France. I could be wrong, but I believe so. I was kind of eyeing this one in advance. I was excited when this was going to come out, and then I saw this release. I was like, oh cool, we talk about it. There's no extras. Oh well, okay, well I guess well, we'll see what else is out there or somebody else puts this out, you know.

Supposedly though this is an incredible film. This as like very great reviews.

Yeah, they're reviews in this has been stellar. I really want to see it.

So the poster does not inspire much confidence.

Yeah that's true.

Oh well, next up, Oscilloscope. We were talking about this earlier. Yeah, in late spring, you will be able to get this release of the Vordillac from twenty twenty three. This is adapted from a novella that predates Bram Stoker's Dracula by over half a century. The Vordillac is an atmospheric, unexpected censorial experience that will leave you reeling and giddy in equal measure. This is coming on Blu ray and DVD,

I started watching this today and I only made it in about ten fifteen minutes in. I'm intrigued so far, so I'm I probably will finish this tonight when we're done, and just because I'm excited, because this is a potential title that I could be getting at home, so I'm excited for sure, so I didn't want to wait. But yeah, this looks really interesting. So I so far, so good. I was hoping to have seen it so I could talk about it, but didn't have ran out of time today.

So damn good cover art, especially compared to what we just saw on that poster.

Yeah, the piece of the Count of Monte Cristo for cover art, for sure.

The fact that this is something that has inspired so much, definitely one I am eager to put in as soon as Ocilloscope gets me in my coffee, my coffee, my copy. I need coffee, I guess.

For your coffee, get your colle with your coffee.

Ocilloscope is the kind of label that would send you like a bag of coffee with one of your releases as a bonus.

They sent me this one and with with a pair of socks released.

I saw the picture when they.

Were super comfortable and warm.

It was awesome. You were if you were a sub wind they put out short Bust. They sent you a bottle of lube.

Yes they still sell that. I think they sell that with the I think so yeah, yeah, uh may pick it up.

March twenty fifth, BBC is releasing Asia from twenty twenty four, one of their Nature Wild Animal documentaries. I'm only coming on Blu Ray this time, not four K. But once again, you watch any of the trailers for these documentaries and you're immediately intrigued.

Yeah, ah, Inspector Rex, what's around his neck? Isn't his only collar? Oh man? That is not Steve Coogan. By the way, Sidner, I think you're talking about the Vordilac.

But speaking of the vorderlact that starts streaming on Showter tomorrow. Thanks Colton.

Okay, good to know. See shudder. And weirdly enough, one of the when the movie starts, it has tons of like companies that worked on the Vordilac. One of them was Amazon Prime. How are they involved in that as a production studio? No idea? Crazy? Perhaps like a foreign subsidiary of I don't know crazy. I was surprised to see not only a large list of names of who made it just on one single card, but also Amazon Prime in the middle. I was like, wow, okay.

I always laugh at that at indies nowadays. Is the first six minutes of the movies or thirty second production reels that they had to go through.

We had to get every company in order to make scrape together enough money to make this movie, each.

One with the on cinematic flourish for twenty four seconds plus a fade in and fade out, and.

Then you get to see all the executive producers and there's just like six title cards of like three to four executive producers.

Thirty eight people each put in one thousand dollars for this.

I mean, you gotta make it. You gotta make it. However you can make it, you know.

Bortolac starts streaming on Monday, not.

Tom okay, okay, but soon, damn it.

Colton, Thanks for sharing the right information. Uh, I've gotten so many questions about this white commet section already. We had already talked about the film Eat the Night, coming from Altered Innocence. This is coming on March eleventh on Blu Ray in the US. However, for the first time in a while, they announced that they are doing a Diabolic DVD exclusive slipcover. And this is the slipcover. Even though it says dark Noon, this is a play on

Yeah, I as a game, I would totally pick it up as a movie. It looks really interesting too. It's the art is really it works. It's a really effective cover.

The fact that it's all unique and made for the slip is so brilliant. Yes, ride generally on an absolute tear with cover art recently.

That's awesome.

That's really cool, very very happy about it.

I also want to give a shout out to Matthew who said Rex jumps through a plant glass window about two seconds into the show's opening credits, which if he doesn't, that is a total miss.

I I we literally could have been the trailer for Inspector Rex. And I'm gonna call Via Vision myself tomorrow.

Man, I hope we've sold a bunch for him, because you know that's what I hope.

Uh. May thirteenth, MVD rewind is releasing tunnel Vision from nineteen seventy eight on Blu Ray DVD. Have you seen this one?

No, I've not seen tunnel Vision. This is one that was like, you know, like a lot of stuff that MVD rewind butt out, stuff that I remember video yep, and not one that I ever got to see.

And I don't know.

How do you feel about MVD rewind I have. I have a ton of their stuff, but recently I kind of haven't. I've been very picky about what I picked up from them.

I I think I had like the first thirty of their titles, and then the next two or three I got in and watched and went these have taken a real hit in the quality tank and didn't like what they looked like. They still get some good titles in, Like I just got a Cheerleaders Wild Weekend in I definitely wanted to copy that one. This is one I'll probably grab just because it's up my classic comedy type

It's well number one. I rented that one way back when, and so I don't need to see that one again. I'm good I saw back then. I'm good I gave it that time. And and this one doesn't have the tunnel vision. Oh yeah, companion piece of the groove tube. Yeah, okay, yeah, absolutely, there's not an extra on this though, right and tunnel vision there really isn't.

No there. Uh, there's a new interview with the co writer and code.

Okay, that's cool, that's cool. Great.

Yeah, I'm five minutes long, Jesus.

I'm I'm I'm always I'm always rooting for M V d rewind I love I've loved so many of their releases. I know it's been hard Eric. Eric's a great guy, really cool dude, and I you know, I know it's getting harder for him to kind of get some of these extras and be able to afford to do them. And but I'm always rooting for them as a label, but uh so, I don't know. I'm certainly intrigued by this one.

As usual, they're doing the whole limited slip cover thing. This one in the middle with the five day rent sticker is the slip cover. The A side of the rap is basically the savings the slipcover, but the B side that's where you get the better MVD art On this one, I think.

Yeah, but I'm a sucker for those like old stickers and stuff like.

That, Like I love the way they make those.

I love those. Yeah, I'm such a sucker for that stuff. But yeah, I mean, I hope that they are going to do well. I hope they were able to put more into some of these releases. But I really dig MVD for the most part.

So here's the example from Cheerleaders, Well all weekend of the stickers they even look like half torn off.

Yeah, I haven't gotten that one. I need to pick that one up. I think the last one I picked up was Joysticks. I think it might be one of the last ones. Yeah, yeah, which, I you know, really dig that movie and it's a lot of fun, you know, but it's I've kind of dipped out a little bit. I got to check them out and see what, see what I could pick up?

Nothing wrong with that, totally get that all right? Just a few left and then we are done with announcements. Another piece from Variety to however, they shared the news of the Cloud Door. This is a brand new boutique label dedicated to bringing South Asian cinema to a global audience. This is film programmers from the UK named Omar Ahmed and Ranjeet s Rupri. The influential cult film Omdarbdar is going to be his first release from nineteen eighty eight.

So yeah, that's unfortunate because Terror Vision's Shrigala. I love that desk, Oh my god, love that so much. Another it's another blind I did not put it to my stack, but that's another blind buy that I am so glad that I picked up.

Yeah, this is exciting. I I am very, very curious to see what they have. I I do want to highlight if you are excited about this as well, make sure you're supporting us releases of the stuff too. The mind of Micabro Bollywood Cinema box Set is a remarkable achievement. Make sure you're getting stuff like that Getsrigala. Get some of the other Indonesian or Indian films that have been put out by some other boutiques. It's really difficult to

This one sounds like a company that's trying to kind of go down the Radiance path a little bit.

It seems like it.

Yeah, and if there are other labels that are seeing what Radiance are doing and going we should try to do something like that, then I say, I'll take a look and see what what it costs to help them out. You know, like that's that's certainly a great model to go through if they're going to follow stuff like Radiance or Deaf Crocodile one of those labels and want to do something what they're doing, Like, like, that's that that I'm intrigued.

You know, you're trying to do with what they're doing with modern and cult classic. Imagine if like they have friends and they're like, hey, we can sign r R R and put out this incredible release that was amazing.

Yeah, absolutely, all right.

Next, just a reminder please go vote in the shell Shock Rewind Awards. Voting is only open for eight more days. And also keep in mind you can do the right in option on every single category if you don't love any of the nominated titles, right in your own option. Can't wait to see what you guys think of this year's show. Got some exciting stuff to share. Big hint, Ryan will get to be a part of it. Thank you, sir.

Yeah, I'm excited. I already voted already, and now I'm like, I want to look back and see what I voted right away, like it was due that day. Now, on the flip side, I have not forgotten to do it, and so I'm not being reminded at this point of already that's true, So I have that at least. That's but I'm like, man, I should have taken a couple of days, you know, but oh.

Well, done some research or something. Yeah, I get it.

Well, No, I mean I knew a lot of the movies are right, so I mean it was pretty easy for me to fill out. But I should have just sat with it just a little bit and you know, I could have thought about it just a little bit longer. But oh well, at least I voted.

Looking at the survey is always exciting, especially to see finally, who's who's nominated? All right, Last of the Week, we got some details in this film Noir the Dark Side. Have sent him a twenty five.

I pre ordered this for you, Ryan. I think this is already He's nice. I'm sending this an Inspector Rex to your house. I know that that's what you hell.

Yeah, Inspector Rex and five inspectors that probably have names like Rex. It'll be like Inspector texting in the Flame. So this is the the box set from Keno coming on April eighth of The Flame, City That Never Sleeps and Hell's half Acre. City That Never Sleeps is a twenty twenty four four K scan. The other two are from twenty seventeen four K scans. The Flame and Hell's half Acre both have commentaries by Syria Lit Midnight's own Heath Holland, and then City That Never Sleeps has a

They're all from the same director. These ones. Yes, took them up and apparently some of them are pretty good. Probably The City that Never Sleeps is the one that was like the most highly rated. Yeah, that's the big one.

You know.

I was like, well, that's interesting that they made it all about one director. That certainly is intriguing. I hope that they have some footage of old Vienna that they put in vintage footage of Vienna.

From nineteen seventeen, forty five minutes long, and it's just it's not the city of Vienna. It's just dogs hang Vienna.

Just as walking around close out, so you don't release too much of the city. By the way, Craig said that you may know this already, but he said in the chat that they're gonna do a set. It's multi film Indian set. I'm super excited about that too, so I didn't want that to go by. You may already know about it, but I didn't, So.

I mean I did, but I was also gonna share after I brought that out the screen because I know in the podcast everybody listening you can't see this. Yeah, def Crocodile teasing our big box set this year is a multi film Indian set. It's gonna be first off, it's gonna be incredible, twenty twenty five altogether. Stuff they've announced already what we know is coming is pretty great. But a multi film Indian set from Deaf Crocodile that checks a lot of ass.

I'm interested in that for sure, So thank you for sharing that. Craig that's awesome.

As usual, after the announcements, we cover what's coming out next week, just in case you forgot and you want to get a last minute pre order In this Usually since it's the last week of the month, they've got all the big vs like Wide Rely, so we're gonna skeeep over those. But Warner Archive releasing just Friends. That's the big title of the week, the Ryan Reynolds Amy Smart Masterpiece.

Digging deep into that archive A warners.

You got Winchester seventy three four K from Criterion, You've got a Sea of Love four K from Keno, Daffy Ducks, Quackbusters from Warner Archive, Orca four K from Keno, House MD, the Complete series Underworld, Beauty from Radiance. Let's see what else here? Wait Till your Father Gets Home from Warner Archive, house Boat from Keno, Frankenstein Junior, The Impossibles from Warner Archive, Teacher's Pet from Keno, Lrber Gabriel over the White House one that I need to get as soon as possible.

I think a lot of stuff.

That was it. Yeah, for for the last week in January. It's still quite a bit. And Tarzan so Antaro Old Adventures of Tarzan already and shops exciting, exciting, exciting. All right, that's the announcements and now now the fun part of the discussion always is what are we gonna share? What are these prizes? Line Bys? Why do you blind bys? Right?

I think it's exciting when you're buying stuff and you're just like, I don't know what this movie is, and you you know, and you know, and then you get one that you didn't know anything about and you now have this incredible movie that you now love and I wish this happened every single time. Doesn't always, but you know, you get to watch this movie and you're like, oh my god, I bought I'm so happy I did it.

What about you, Well, I love them because, as I alluded to earlier, I've not seen most movies when I

Like right up here. It's in my stack of like go to because you and I were talking about this and I still have yet to put it in, but I have it right there so I can be like, Okay, as soon as I get a chance, I'm putting Rabics in there.

Yeah, it's so good. There's lots of titles that screen Factory put out that aren't great, but I'm so glad that I bought them because they they're I usually call them like Zeitgeist films. They're reference points for people for stuff like improv or you know, just conversation pieces that people have as touchstones for their lives. But one of the questions that I know is likely to come up in the chat, because this always does when people discuss

I think I started out just as blind as you can be, being like this looks interesting. I wouldn't even look at trailers, and I was like, this looks interesting I'm buying it, but you know, fool me once and all that you're like, you go a couple couple that you're like, maybe it should just just take just a slightly deeper look. But I don't go too deep into the film. I want to just I want this to be a surprise and so and with Keino, a lot of that is I don't I'm just sort of grabbing

Yeah, I get a bunch of people that ask me, what's funny is I? I don't know. I guess I have an internal system for blind boys. I think there is certainly a a curatorial trust, which makes that sound much fancier than it actually is. But with like deaf crocodile, Manda mac criterion to a point, and a couple others, I know that if I blind by this, I'm at least not going to be disappointed. There are other.

Labels well, learning about labels, learning about labels, and then you can like then trust that they have kind of curated it for you. That's to me the best way of like right fully go in and blind like there's almost nothing that I'm going to know about some of the modern macabra stuff or some of the crocodile stuff that I'm just like, I don't know. I'll just buy it. I'll figure it out later. I don't know some of it. I just don't know any of this stuff, you know.

So I think Craig said that earlier in the chat is they pretty much rely on blind buyers because dev Crocodile is only grabbing stuff that most people have never heard of. There are also other labels that I have done that where I bought without trailers or anything other than like a cover art and a piece of copy, and they've totally let me down. And now it's like, ooh oh, now I know for this label, I'm gonna always do a lot of research on. And then there's

Yeah, it's like less than going to a movie, you know. And so you're like, well, i'd go see a movie and be disappointed. This is like less than that, you know, exactly. So yeah, so ice point is big, But like I said, I did, I have blind bought some pretty expensive items that sometimes I was happy and sometimes there wasn't you know, that's just part of it.

There's definitely a couple labels that even the price point has psychologically tricked me into some that I went, oh boy, probably not going to do that one again. Looking at USRS Cinema and Wild Eye, there's certain titles that I should never have had my collection, but thank you. Uh. The fact that I paid two dollars for that still makes me feel like you owe me money.

And that's the thing. Like it's something that my wife doesn't really understand because I have like all this stuff up here, but I also have like a bin of stuff that I bought and I'm going through and it's

Blame Disney fucking idiots, I know.

And I was like, well, I mean, I there is an old blu ray of it. I can go get somewhere. But I'm like, I've kind of been holding out hoping somebody could wrestle that away and put out a four K of con Air because you know, but she's just like, we have all these movies and we don't have con Air. What's the point? Like fair, it's fair, it's a fair criticism. That is true.

Yeah, I will say, can highlight Matthew's comment here. Thrift stores gold mine for budget blind buys. Yeah, absolutely, yeah, great, those those in like yard sales really great places to find, you know, all blue rays for two bucks and you'll see something like I would never watch it for two dollars. That's pretty great.

I got a bunch of staff on out of yard sale. A couple of years ago around the corner from us. Yeah, and I got like they were all a dollar. I got the whole Space series on DVD dollar. I was like, holy crap, Yeah, that's incredible call. Oh yeah, and I was so jazz to get that.

Similar shouting out Hamilton Books. I know that they what is the best way to say this? They have fallen from their peak for sure, back in yeah, we'll say twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two, when they were getting every single month out of print stuff that you could buy for five bucks. And now it's like, oh, this title is eight dollars compared to fifteen everywhere else.

Yeah. I have a two hundred dollars cart currently at the moment that I'm curating and figuring out what I'm going to order. But there's still a good place to get stuff.

Absolutely, all right, let's get into some of them.

It's good, O Craig, some.

Of our titles, sir. Let's go with your first one. What do you got for us?

First one? I told you, I think I told you. I was going to pick this one, so nail gun massacre. Speaking of terror vision. I had not seen this, had no idea. I had a couple of the movies that I was interested in, and I threw this one and into the last second. So four K was a little bit more expensive, but I was like, I don't know, this just looks like something I'd probably be into. And I was so right. This movie is great. I so loved it. I appreciate it. I'd loved your commentary. But

There are there's so many things about that movie that I love. I will say as who I think this was either our first or second commentary that Will and I ever recorded together. I do wish that we could go back and redo it again now, but there is the most awkward intro ever would they're the Literally the film starts and there's a gang rape happening, and Will and I on on Mike literally say, usually we'd introduce

It is. Yeah, I don't know what it is. I've you know, dug so deeply into the seventies exploitation that like a scene like that, I'm like, yep, it's just one of those things. It's like it's a barrier of entry you just have to get. It's not never gonna be my favorite scene in any movie, but okay, there it is.

I'll share something with you off off camera about the one of the interviews for that that.

Okay, okay, a lot of awesome, awesome.

I did my best. I think I stuck to it to choose only one title from every label, so I wanted to cover ten different labels to share that I was going all across the board and go into some that I don't ever talk about enough. And so first one, this is a label that is kind of No More, but also maybe doing BDRs again, but also probably not

Seen.

I Declare War is a brilliant film from twenty twelve about a bunch of like twelve and thirteen year olds that go into this field by their home and they are imagining having a war together other but what we see is all of the real weapons and blood and everything like they're actually having the war. And it is shot in the most like Gooney's Adventure type of exciting point of view from a kid's angle. It is really well acted for something like this. The effects are genuinely

Yeah, at two of them are new commentaries on that disc Coact this disc. It's unbelievable.

I declare War is amazing. Everybody should check it out. And yes, Simon are saying, what about the invitation? I love the Invitation, It's really great, but this one was a little more impressive on the everything side of it. Like the Invitation is probably a better film, but I think this was the better blind by I expected the Invitation to be great.

M that sounds right. Is that still available?

Do you know? Or? Uh? Not exactly, but it's not. It's not expensive, like you should be able to find it for less than thirty bucks seconds.

Okay, for the most part, I tried to check and see if they were available. The disc that I picked and I'm looking at I don't think I picked anything from the same label, but I wasn't doing that on purpose, but I did it anyway. But that said, I don't know if Nailgun Masaker is available but I think I missing okay, so the next one. I love this label too. This is a total blind by city for me on this label because I don't know half the stuff they put out. But this is one of my favorite movies

Very very charming, movie, I would say.

Yes, oh, incredibly yeah, the whole also super interesting, super fun, and it's just a really fun, great movie.

Shout out the writer and director. The same team put together River, which was also released Third Window also released by Great Face, the parent company of Terror Vision. Very similar plot to a point, but a massively different film. Absolutely great.

I have that release. I just have yet to watch it, but I have.

It's a good one. My next one is just like Third Window, a UK company that does not get enough love. They put out some of the best films of all time, literally and they seem to get overshadowed by everything. So really wanted to make sure that I got something from the BFI here. BFI is quality forward that they're putting out.

I got the Blu ray on the sale, but then I saw this one and I was like, damn it, so was the wrong one. Damn it.

Those that don't know this is Boris Karloff starring in a story essentially about Boris Karloff, an old, aging horror Halloween Hollywood actor, and essentially Corman had some I think it was like two days worth of filming that they could do with Karloff that he or that he owed him, and a bunch of footage from another film, and so Bogdanovic built this film together with essentially no budget and

You're gonna make me double dip on targets, especially when we get to our Bogdanovic series. But also shouts to poly Platt, who is at least has experts of an interview on the Criterion and was instrumental to Bogdanovich's career. But yeah, he owed Karmen a couple of days, but he did stick around for a little bit extra because he think he liked Bogdanovitch and Platte as well. They were all friendly and doug what they were doing, so he put in just a little bit of extra time.

Job Next for you.

The one for me is one I had not even heard of. It's a label that I don't I think they've only put out a couple releases. This is from Whole Grain Pictures. This is a movie called Too Much Sleep.

Oh yeah, they've only done I think too even.

Yeah, and I just heard about this on a podcast. That's how I heard about it, and I was just I think it was base Street video and they started talking about it and they said it was kind of Hell Hartley esque. I was like, okay, you have my attention. I mean behind me you can't see, but I have some directors sections here on my collection. This is my Hal Hartley area. A huge fan of Hal Hartley. I was like, okay, give me some early or you know,

That was on my want to buy list eventually, and honestly forgot about it. I need to go go make sure that it's still on the list. It's that's certainly interesting. There's also what was it called shelf Life that just got released was another it was another like lost film. Yeah, yeah, that's a similar vein I got from this film that was like, oh my god, we finally found it and we need to get it out there.

And it's and it's got a great commentary there too, with the director and the actor and they kind of like both semi kind of moved on with their careers and it's a little bit heartbreaking because you're like, this is a great movie, yeah, and it just got lost in the shuffle and it happens, you know, and what you know, what could have happened to their careers if this hadn't gotten lost. You know, Yeah, it's a bummer, but I'm glad that we have that release.

My third title is from Aero Video, and arrow has put out you know, literally hundreds and hundreds of titles at this point for the last yep, gosh, sixteen seventeen years. Technically, lots of stuff. I blind bought through them, but nothing has hit me and lasted longer as the one I'm about to talk about. This is a twenty twenty film, and I really wanted to highlight how they lift up indie films. So many people still talk about how Arrows

Oh yeah, I'm demolition man.

Demolition man, I want to say dread and I'm like Ronx brong salone. They still do that obviously. I mean we're getting stuff that they've announced that are crazy big titles. Some of my favorite releases for them are like Tremors, one of my favorite movies of all time. But then these indies, like I just mentioned there you go, Uh, they're still doing stuff that people have never heard of. And this film was on that list for me. And uh.

I love Snackshack is definitely one of my faves of the year, and I really need to see this. Kyle Gallner has had a wildly good year. He was in one of my favorite movies of the year, Strange Darling. Absolutely adore him in that, but also really good in this other one that I thought was pretty good called The Passenger. Yeah you saw that one yet it's a pretty it's pretty good. That's worth checking out. Obviously, smile too. He's he's in but he's having a moment and he's really good, really good.

Seven years and he's always great.

Yeah, for sure, for sure, I've been I've been in on him since we hot American summers, so I mean I've been there from the beginning when he was just when his when his buddy got drowned and he was thrown out of a van, you know, I mean, I've been into him since then and always been following his career. So my next one is also from aer Nice, and that's because I love I love getting their box sets, and i love Giallo films, and I'm a big Gallo fan.

Okay, that's right. I sold my I sold my standalone to get the Red Box, That's right.

So this is Luigi Bizzoni who became like this that set me off on a road of buying blind buying his other movies because I really dig him as a director. He was friends with Uh why am I getting the name of the main guy, frank Goneiro. They were like buddies growing up, so they did a couple other movies together and he just basically got him because I think Franko Nair at this point was still around the time had had Jango or not, I'm not sure, but he

You get it.

It's a gialla but like, the way this looks is unbelievable and almost unrivaled in Giallo cinema. So would highly recommend the Fifth Chord if you can grab it, not in the set, if you want to get it on its own, just pick it up.

Lots of names associated with this one, a lot.

Of big names, like it's it's really interesting to find out that they all kind of knew each other and they're all kind of friendly, and then they just had these amazing careers. It's just crazy.

Yeah that I mean, honestly, that's for me, at least one of the more exciting parts about blind buying, and especially for somebody that loves New World pictures, is you're

Yeah. So the Web of New World, it's like I still am like amazed, Like, yeah, it's crazy, that's amazing. Crag. Yeah, Sterararo is just he is just one of the absolute best to ever do it, and still working, I believe. I think he's still making movies. I think he works a lot with Woody Allen at this point, but workers work.

Yeah. We've mentioned Monta micabre Good three or four times tonight. I had to bring at least one from them, and I think the first one that got me was the fan. I've talked about that on the show quite a bit, but this one I mentioned and went pretty deep into on the monda Micabre podcast fairly recently wild Side go subscribe over there, but really wanted to spend some time here with a nineteen seventy seven Mexican film called Al Jukarta, which is a masterpiece. This movie is so so good

Yeah, that's one I have looked at and almost bought several times, and I just haven't pulled the trigger on yet. And now I'm clearly going to so because that sounds amazing, and so I definitely had to pick that up. That's one of those that maybe I think I've heard other people talk about, along with like Lady Terminator, which are like seminal releases from Manda that you just must have.

You know, absolutely. U Sivenar wants to know if I have every red Mondo case. I think I do for all the Blu rays, I think I'm still missing a handful of DVDs, but I mean I don't know if I need all the DVDs. Hopefully a lot of those DVDs get picked up by the labels for Blu rays. That'd be nice.

My next one, I'm going to Grindhouse. This is a movie that I probably should have seen a long time ago, but I finally got The Big Gun down. I love spaghetti westerns. They are just like candy to me. I just just for them. But this one is one of those. It's like when people are like, what's a really good

For those that don't have much from Grindhouse releasing a little bit of insider knowledge for what they do, they lean heavily on the like we're putting out this limited release of X title and it has uh, you know. An example of one that they've done, Hollywood nine Double two eight had a limited slip cover. The one before that had a key chain. They've done the bullet pen

But I would just say, like if they're having a sale, jump on it, jump on it and grab a couple of them. And because they definitely like they don't release tons, but when they release something, it's you should get it because no matter what, it's a very good release.

So yeah, I agree. This next one might be a little bit of a weird, vulnerable pick, so I'm gonna explain why, and apologies in advance of people don't care to know any of this. This is a fairly recent from a label that I love ran by Elijah Drenner, whos been on the show before he runs to Canalog. And this is a twenty nineteen Spanish film called Amigo. This was just released early twenty four, twenty twenty three,

Yeah that I'd seen that cover and I hadn't. I hadn't. That's why I saw that cover and I was like, I know that one, but I didn't pick that one up. So now I'll be checking that one out to Cantalog. It's an interesting label. They really do like a wide variety of stuff, which I kind of love, you know, like they really do run the gamut on stuff. But I really dig that about them, all right. My next one is from a different label. This is from Massacre Video.

Maha Call is very fun and very bad and so worth the money. Yeah, it's great.

It's literally ten bucks right now if you want to get it off Master video. It was ten dollars, so I'm like, that's not what I spent. But the point is go get the movie and it's a lot of fun to watch, so that's what's important.

So this next one, I got this original release Blu Ray when it first came out from a label that most of us know in Love and I have met Tom Savigni in person twice, and I got this film after I met him for the first time, before I met him for the second time, and went, you know, now that I've seen this movie, I need him to autograph this copy. And when I brought it to him to autograph, he literally went and that movie is effects that was released by AGFA. They're ah the Savinia autograph

Was that just his crew just deciding to go ahead and go make a movie after they finished it?

Yeah? Literally? Uh. Cobbled Together with Loose Change by George A. Romero's Friends is the first time. It's so good. It was just like a DIY, like a weekend film that they put together. It's incredible.

That's amazing. That's amazing. It reminded me of again watching that King Cohen documentary. Yeah, Yes, Coldon I do love. Yes, the transfer is great.

Uh.

The uh. When he was on Eye the Jury, which I almost picked as a blind by but was fired off of it the next day, he started shooting Q just and then he made sure that he could shoot Q before they finished Eye of the Jury, so he could just finish a movie before they finished the movie. He was fired off of that is wild, So that's awesome. I'd like to check that out. I need to check

I love that you don't mention the word monkey before that, and you just go into.

The carnival is so sad. Everyone there is miserable. Bad things are happening on top of it. If that isn't fun enough for you, this is, by the way, I should remind you a film he intended for children. The monkey has a voice that just simply shouldn't be coming out of a monkey's mouth. And it's such a choice. This movie is a lot of choices. It does not have great reviews on letterbox. Almost everyone universally hates this movie.

What's going on? Wave? I don't remember. Did seven put the seven Kids branding on the spine of that one?

I believe so yes, Umm oh maybe not. Yeah, it's on the back. It's on the back. Nice you get seven kids. Yeah.

I didn't pick a seven title, which is kind of weird for me. I probably should have. There's been a bunch from them that I've loved.

If you would ask me, like tomorrow to look through all the blind buys, I would have probably had a totally.

Differ, entirely different ten stack.

Yeah.

I when we first started talking about this, other than wanting to choose some new world titles. The first thing I thought of, I could just pull like seven stacks of ten titles from Keno Lorber only just list everything from them. But I knew that I needed to have one and the one that I keep going back to when people say, what is the first Keno Luber title that you bought that you didn't see before that really stuck with you, This is that one for me, and

And it is such a good movie, dude.

I just want to talk about the style behind this movie.

It is such a fucking good movie, dude.

Beautiful to look at. And then they have like this Iranian score of like buzzy guitars and synth rock that is so good throughout the entire movie that you were swept up in every aspect of this movie. It's a beautiful, beautiful movie.

When she goes in and plays the record like this just skates. I mean, I was like, I'm so in on this. Yeah, maybe that's the Southern California kid in me, but like I was like, hell, yes, dude, I didn't get the Slop cover, but I got this again on one of their sales, and I was like, how come people aren't talking about this? Y movie is absolutely amazing.

And literally every single frame of this movie is one that you could posit and like point out different aspects that you should be taught in film school from this movie.

Yeah, beautiful, beautiful film. Such a great choice, amazing choice. I yeah, hugely into this movie. I think it's so good.

Matthew says a roddy vampire western, that old cliche. Yeah, that's the thing I love about so many of these things, like you don't hear you don't hear that combination ever other than this one movie. So yeah, it absolutely needs to be mentioned here.

Yeah, it's that old drope. You've seen one, You've seen them all, funny enough, that is true. This is one that I double checked. This is actually one from Vinigar Syndrome, and this is one I checked and I wanted to this double check to see if this was sold out or not, and this you can still get the slip. I know that they put this on subscriber week and they had this one out, and I don't don't understand why more people don't own Alien Private Eye. I adore

Inspector Rex would be proud Inspector Rex.

Oh God, if they could do an alien private Eye Inspector Rex together. I just my brother and I both got this one, and I think we talked about it on our podcast. We just absolutely adored this movie. It is so so wild. There's a character in here who does a choice to do a voice of an older actor.

And so.

He's just he's he charred me even more. Like just listening to that interview, I was like, like, I'd love this movie. This movie is just so great, and he was so thrilled that people were into it. And I'm just shocked that this still has as a slip on their site. It's have you seen this?

I haven't, shamefully, Oh.

No, everyone's sleeping on this one. And I'm just like this one. And stealing Lace was another one that people were sleeping. Lace was good, ever and I love stealing lace. Any lady Cyborg movie. I'm pretty much on percent in on so, but yeah, I can't believe.

That, uh, second time we've done this Tonight though, I'm going to talk about the same label. Uh. One of the first Vinegar Syndrome titles that I ever purchased from them, that I sat down with and watched because it was so intriguing on their standard art. And then they put out the slipcover years later, like they did on many of them, this one is still available and one that I would say is like one of the five or eight quintessential Vinegar Syndrome titles before they sort of went

I just got this, and got this like one of their last sales. I don't know if it was the Black Friday or what, but this is a brand new one.

So I hope you love it. It is literally wonderfully directed, like a master class of filmmaking.

Yes, I also wave. I'd like that. You said, I see Alien, Private Eye and Steel and Lace every sale for like three years. You're on percent right. It totally is. They have been trying to offload these movies, and I'm like, why aren't people buying? These are good movies. I don't know why people are Yeah, oh well, uh is it my turn? Yes?

Your turn?

Okay. So had not seen this but had heard of it, and I went and got eighty eight Films version of Ricky Story of Ricky. What a movie this is?

This?

I mean, if you haven't seen Story of Ricky, you just need to go see it. It is set in a prison. Ricky oh is put into prison and hijinksk if you just see some of the stuff in the back. I mean, holy crap, this movie. That guy who he fights at the end, I mean, this is just an absolutely stellar movie. And this eighty Films release, I really really dug this release. It's got a little booklet with it as well, and I just I've shown this to friends. I love this movie. It is fantastic and I had

Story of Ricky We need a good US release of Ricky O. I fear for my friends that are not region free and have not been able to pick this up because it is so so good for those that don't know. A German company just released a media book of the story of Ricky on four K. That being said, it's not a fully up and up release, I don't think, but hey, it's Ricky Oh on four K and it looks wild.

It's such a crazy, wonderful movie. It's I won't say anything about it because I just don't want to spoil it. I mean, so many scenes run through my mind, but I'm like, I just you just need to see Ricky Oh. If you haven't seen it, you need to watch it.

I don't know if you saw I burst out laughing the moment you said he goes to prison and hijinks and it's such a funny way to explain this movie.

I can't I don't want it. It's like, how do I don't want to say anything that would spoil this movie. I mean I went in as blind as can be. I knew I'd heard it was a wild movie, and then you see it and you're like, Okay, that is wild and ways I never thought And so I don't want to say anything that would tip you know what the movie is. Just go see it. If you have.

Practical effects carried out immaculately.

Yes, that's a good point. Yeah, it's really terrific. Special practical effects for sure, and good fight scenes.

Very oh god, the ram scene. Okay, this is one I never got to see when I was younger. It did not get to continue playing on TV. This is a made for TV movie put out by Warner Archive, and after hearing its uh how did for years I was worried that finally watching it it was going to feel less than but man, I was truly creeped out and loved and will recommend forever the Warner Archive release

It is so damn I'm say I made for TV movie. And that's one that I have not picked up, and I need to pick up. But and I should remember it because I there. There's not many Warmer archived sales anymore, but no, I used to grab stuff all the time when they had those sales. That's how I got Scarecrow and a bunch of their other stuff. But I yeah, bad Renald never quite made the cut when I was buying stuff from those sales. And but I need to pick that one up. Is that your last one you have one.

I got one more after your more so.

Last, but but not Lisa, not really that I had any order at all. But so this is an odd one to end on, I suppose in a way. But from etr Commando Ninja.

Is it's such a fun movie.

It's so fun. It is an mashup of like so many things, but mainly Commando and American Ninja and a lot of like a lot of like cannon films kind of stuff.

But Andy is a big one too.

Andy Sedaris a Jurassic Park is part of it. It's it's a it's what you were talking about earlier with effects. Is this movie where this French kid basically is like making this movie like in his backyard with like fifty cents, and it's so much fun and it's made with a ton of love. It's like an hour long, it's very short. The music is fantastic in it that he uses very retro sort of electronic score. But it's just a blast.

I also think, and I'm not sure if you know more than me, I believe the director was setting out to make a Commando Ninja too.

I don't ever had heard, but I don't know what had happened with it. But yes, apparently he was going to make a sequel, and I hope he does. I really hope he does.

All right, So again, maybe an odd definitely a weird tone change from Commando Ninja to this movie. Uh I. I kind of figured I probably should list at least one Criterion because there's so many of those that I have I have loved throughout the years, and uh, this is one that I watched fairly recently to to talk about for Imprint cast. Funny enough, I watched the film on this disc and then watched the extra from the Imprint disc, but had to go through and talk about

Yeah, it's a great film. And there's nothing wrong with people getting to the movie. Now, if you weren't able to watch a movie like this in nineteen ninety one, that means you're probably not old like me. But in any case, that's that's no mark against anybody. I mean, I've loved watching people embrace this movie. I've loved this movie, but it is it is a it is everything you said. It's a great film. Carl Franklin, of course comes from Corman.

Honestly, we we just talked this on another podcast. It's a great time to watch Red Rock West also because it's it's quite Lynching. Actually, it's a lot of his you know, wild at heart type of films. It really feels like something Lynch could have directed.

Yeah, there was like in that period, there was a little bit of that sort of neo noir. There was a bunch of stuff sort of happening around that time and indie film and others where they were starting to try to like, you know, do more of those sort of neo noir maybe somewhat westerny kind of things like wander Faalse Move And there's some great gems in that time period, and it's it's rife for people to kind of grab some of this stuff and and put them out.

And they're both worth it. I mean they have exclusive commentary.

Yeah, brother, Umbrella one that you want to listen to John Dall and you know, uh, and you want to watch the Cinematograph one because the transfer is just absolutely stunning. And I and I and I looked at both and compared them, and I was like, oh, there's no different, there's no comparing. The Cinematograph one looks amazing. So hotspots in there. Yes, another good one, last seduction another John John Doll one that's a great call sign there. There's

All that to say, uh, blind buys can really pay off. This has been a hell of a good night twenty no crossover. I didn't expect nossover, but twenty twenty different titles. We each had ten different labels. I went in fact, both of us went pretty across the board. With genres and actors, mainstream, deep cuts, all kinds of different types. Here you can find films that people can look at for like film school level and complete diy how did

Yeah, I look at it like, you know, it's an investment, investing in film history. Like there's the way that some of these labels are trying to pitch out to collectors. They're trying to get collectors dollars, of course, but we're also preserving films. And there's so much actually out there that probably isn't going to even make the cut. And that's what's kind of sad but true. So many I think you were talking on another podcast about TV movies.

What is this?

And so you know, that's what these things offer you. And that's why physical media has always been you know, has always been important to me, even before when it was VHS. I had VHS collection and then once STEVDS came in, it was like, holy crap, you can get the creators talking about it. This stuff's important. This stuff is about like learning about film and preserving film. It's

It, film preservation, restoration, archival. It's it's a lot in fact, the archival aspect. I got an interview finally going up the next week or so that I hope a lot of you appreciate because it really shows the love for what so many people are doing to keep these things relevant. And yeah, you said it best. The way that these are treated by most of the labels, it truly is like a passion project of we want this to last. And without without people like def Crocodile, many of these

Yeah, I mean, I you were picking different labels on purpose. I picked different labels without even thinking about it. Like, there's so many labels. You have to diversify too, just to be like, there's so much good stuff out there. Definitely subscribe where you can too, because that helps those labels survive, so you know, if you can do that. But you know, yeah, I mean this was so fun. I'm so glad that you were into this topic. This was such a blast. I really got to, uh to

Yeah. I I was thinking about this recently because I if I like stood up and showed everybody the room right now, it's it's a disaster. I I definitely need to fix some things with shelving and not have stuff in a box on the floor or I have one, two, three, four, five, six seven piles around the computer that you can't see right now. This is all made to look pretty, but everything else is a goddamn disaster. I need space, sure, but this is the only way. Like I want to

It's yeah, and you're doing great work. Man. I did not pick I did not pick, thank you. I did not pick The Great Land of Small because it wasn't technically a blind vibe. But right, uh but yeah, oh and on that on that TV movie kick this was this was a one I almost threw in there too.

Ooh nice?

Is that original Prime Time Panic? These are all three banger films, really good, even if you can't get.

The box YEP, great curation by Fun City. Pretty Much every single title they've released, minus one or two, have been incredible. We don't talk about Militiants, but everything else, like, it's all been pretty great.

There's only one of their releases I don't have, and that's not BLI us unfortunately. But but I'm like, and they have a couple of new ones that just put out that I was looking at today, so I need to pick those up. But but yeah, like there's some labels out there that just like they you know what you're gonna get. That's the great thing about dipping in and finding the things that you love and then following those things. That's the thing, and that's how blind buys.

Speaking of following things you love. New World Pictures Podcast, I know we talked about it earlier. If somebody were to dive in and say, I want to hear Ryan's five favorite episodes, what are five that you'd recommend for people new to the podcast?

Oh god, five favorite episodes. I would say, uh, Tom, please listen to Tom Clancy's op Center. That is a TV movie that was put out by New World Television. I absolutely loved it. On that same same tip, we we talked about Generation X. That's the first live action X Men movie that was released by New World Television. Going way back to our early days, I think we're doing much better now than we even did in the back in the day. But we've always been a blend

I don't remember if you covered more than one is it hell Raiser two that you did?

We did both hell Raiser and hell Raiser two, Okay, and we also ranked we didn't episode, We ranked the entire franchise that was done before the recent remake or sequel or however you want to look at it. But so that would be the eleventh Hell Raiser movie and we did so we only ranked ten, which we won't do again.

All that to say, highly recommend the hell Razor two episode.

Oh thank you, Yeah it was.

It was a a an episode that I find is easy to recommend to people that are new to it because you get a lot of knowledge. But also like the running voices are so funny in that episode.

The yes that's humor is perfect.

It is spot on, and it's it's exactly what you want for a franchise like Hell Raiser.

That we should hopefully this year. We have a T shirt that's come from that. Well, a lot of our T shirt designs come out of the bits that we do during our episodes. And there is our daughter is an artist and she drew it's it's gonna be a Hella bond because it's a lot of our jokes was about Pinhead working at a sambon and she drew Hell Raiser holding up a sentiment role and it's just awesome and so hopefully that will be making it out there onto our store soon enough. So but thank you for

Right. Well, you're killing it. You guys are amazing. Love having you on the network and for having my favorite teams, one of my favorite teams out there. You guys are hilarious and educational about movies that nobody else talks about genuinely.

Yeah, thank you. Yeah, we're getting into like a zone where we're like, not a lot of people have seen this one Party Incorporated, which we did, which is a Maryland Chambers. Nobody had seen that one. So but thank you, And we're so happy to be on the network. We're so happy that we had you on and we can't wait to have you back. Serious, I'll do better the second time.

I promise.

You did great, You did great. You were a blast.

I was wrecked that first episode.

Mountain Time Motel Masker is a tricky one.

It is. There's not a lot to dive into on that one.

It's a hard one. Yeah, but you did great and it's a fun episode, so people check it out. Speaking to.

Thank you, thank you. I normally don't pitch the Patreon all too much, but that being said, I'm I'm at the point where worried about day job stuff is definitely coming up in my life more and more.

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