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Re-Connected June 5th, 2025: Announcements and More with Will Dodson!!

Jun 06, 20253 hr 45 min
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Re-Connected is a weekly live show where we go over boutique blu ray announcements, physical media sales, and sometimes we go over unboxings/collection updates. We are a community of cult movie fans that enjoy getting together to discuss what is releasing. This week we were joined by my other half, Dr. Will Dodson!! We went over the announcements for the week and MAYBE brought in another SPECIAL GUEST to give a deep dive to one of the OCN announcements!! Enjoy!
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Speaker 1

You are now listening to the Someone's Favorite Productions podcast Network.

Speaker 2

Hello, welcome back to another Thursday Night. I feel like you've been waiting for this for at least a week. It's been a long time. A lot has happened the last week. Eager to see everybody, but also very excited just to hang out with my buddy Will for a couple hours.

Speaker 3

Will welcome. How are you doing other than muting entirely? That's all right, we didn't need to hear you.

Speaker 1

Well, I didn't do it. You did it.

Speaker 3

I did not do anything of the sort.

Speaker 1

I've been waiting four weeks for this, That's what I was trying to say.

Speaker 3

That's true. It's been a it's been a busy month for you. How the convention m really well.

Speaker 1

Went to Carolina Fearfest as a representative of several films along with our buddy John Daly, who was representing Terror Vision, and we shared a booth and people were very excited. You can see on social media Instagram and Facebook and stuff. We got interviewed by a couple of podcasts, not a lot of boutique labels at at the at this particular convention, and and yeah, everyone was really excited, and we did some pretty steady business. Sold a lot of stuff I

can tell you right now. Nail Gun, Massacre and Spider Labyrinth went off the shelf really really great, and the celebrity guests were fantastic. In fact, well i'll show you. I got Malcolm McDowell to sign my copy of Deaf Crocodile's The Assassin.

Speaker 3

Of the Tzar pretty damn red.

Speaker 1

He was so surprised when he saw it that he kept me there for like ten minutes to talk about the about the thing. Let's see, Oh, I saw a question about the top sellers. It was real strange. You know. We we had a very inventory, I think for both Severn it was the first time they'd ever been there and Terror Vision was kind of trying it again just to see what the sales will be like. So, you know, we had some Dary Argento and Luccio Fulci stuff that

sold out immediately. We had some of those out of print four Flies on gray velvet, four Caves, and those were gone first day.

Speaker 3

Nice.

Speaker 1

But also Tracy Lords was at the con and so we had some copies of Skinner and made it a little display, and I encouraged people to take that up for her to sign to see. So that one sold out, you know, we sold on terror vision side. We even sold copies of Gushing Prayer, which should be selling. Yea, well,

this is a great movie. Yeah. So it was just a lot of cool stuff and probably the highlight for me and I hope hopefully for John two was we interviewed the most legendary trummet of all trumets, Tiffany Sheppis.

Speaker 3

It's a big deal.

Speaker 1

We can't say why yet, but we worked with her for a couple hours and she was great. I'll tell I'll tell one quick story. So we were trying to set up so the the Carolina Fearfest is in the State Fairgrounds and it's in this huge warehouse where they have livestock competitions, you know, people looking at animals, testicles and stuff. And so we're working with the organizers trying to find a place where we can do the interview.

And everything is loud, you know, because it's designed for wild animals domesticated animals, and and we're working on the logistics and everything, and and Tiffany uh very graciously offered to come early on the first day of the con so we could shoot the interviews before everything started, and she just said, well, just come pick me up at the hotel and I was like okay. So I go to the hotel and walk in and she's she's just getting a cup of coffee and I'm like, hey, you know,

so she's she's totally She's exactly what she thinks. She is, like absolutely kind and funny, but also like super sharp, witty, like cut you down right. I was. I was transfixed. So I get her into my Subaru Forrester and we're we're preparing to work and suddenly a hand appears on the window next Tiffany. I was like, oh shit, I'm gonna have to defend her from some maniac. But it turned out to be Bill Moseley, who was on a walk and he's like hey, you know, and I was like, you're my fave.

Speaker 3

What a weird weekend.

Speaker 1

Yeah, So we had a nice talk and Tiffany was great. And Tiffany, by coincidence, has a connection to what's about to happen.

Speaker 2

Yeah, we actually had a Tiffany Shepiss film get announced this week. We're gonna be talking about it tonight during the announcements. It is this etr media release of Samurai Priest a Vampire Hunter. You can get this now. The slip's selling very well. Pretty great art on this. I got a lot of compliments all over from people loving this stuff. And out of nowhere, we got asked if

we wanted to bring on one of the directors. And the last time you were on we had a special guest, so why not make it twice in a row.

Speaker 3

Welcome to the show, mister Mark, Terry. What's up? Guys?

Speaker 4

How you doing?

Speaker 3

Will?

Speaker 4

How you doing?

Speaker 3

Ryan?

Speaker 4

What's up?

Speaker 1

Hey, Mark? How's it going?

Speaker 3

Good to see you doing great?

Speaker 5

I spoke to Ryan, and I spoke to well, are we allowed to cuss here? Are we allowed to say whatever we want? Or wide open? I got some Tiffany Shepherd stories too, Why do to a point point? Okay, So Tiffany worked with us for one day, actually the last day of the old school of the two thousand and nine era of filming, and really nice lady. I mean, I'm so thrilled to see her career kind of move forward, and she's on Star Trek and she's doing all kinds

of stuff. Now where a lot of these scream queens like I've worked with Debbie, Rashawn and bring Stevens and they kind of hover around, you know, the slasher stuff. And obviously Tiffany's gone well beyond that. So here's the story. And should I tell this story?

Speaker 3

Ryan?

Speaker 4

I kind of told you to it on the phone.

Speaker 3

I think it's tame enough. Yeah.

Speaker 5

So I'm sitting we go to a convention, will Fangoria convention and I'm going up the elevator at the LA Convention Center and I see this guy just like hunched over and I said, hey, man, I hope it's going to be busier today than it was yesterday. And he turns around and he just looks tired, and I said yeah, I mean he says to me, I hope so too. And I looked at him. I knew I knew him,

and I go, hey, nice to meet him. My name's Mark Terry and he goes, hi, I'm Corey and I go aime like that, like I didn't even recognize him, and I felt bad.

Speaker 4

And so he sees the shirt that I'm wearing for the movie.

Speaker 5

And he goes, oh, she's in that movie, and he's talking about Tiffany right, And I'm like, oh shit, because I know what you know, they had been together and then now they weren't married anymore.

Speaker 4

And I said, yes, she was great to work with.

Speaker 5

You know, I'm just just you know, buttering her up, saying, you know, she was only there for like half a day. He turns around to me and like the coldest stare goes, yeah, she's a complete bit.

Speaker 4

And I'm like, no, no, she's nice.

Speaker 1

We like her.

Speaker 5

And I'm like, I guess that's what happens uh to divorce. But anyway, that's my little story after the movie. But I like Tiffany. I don't know Corey Haym. I guess didn't like her, but it is what it is.

Speaker 3

I liked.

Speaker 1

My experience was also, yeah, completely the opposite. Quite nice.

Speaker 4

She's real short too.

Speaker 5

I always thought that she'd be like five eight five nine, but you know, she comes in there with those you know, the real high heels on. And I saw her with the makeup girl when she was working with us, and I was like, Wow, I'm shocked she's so short. But I mean, still a beauty today as much as she's ever been, and I'm real happy for her success.

Speaker 4

And that's the truth.

Speaker 2

Well, speaking of that, your blu Ray has been fairly successful already this first week, Samurai Priest, Vampire Hunter. What kind of stuff is on the disc that people can look forward to?

Speaker 4

Well, I tell you what you know.

Speaker 5

As many of you guys probably that originally was titled Live Evil, released in Warner Brothers and Netflix in two thousand and nine. There was a gam bit of different people who worked on it who could say that they wrote it or directed it. I'm the only person who was on the entire film the entire time.

Speaker 4

It's my movie. I owned the copyright to it.

Speaker 5

And I took the better part of kind of the stuff that wasn't used because we wanted to kind of redo Live Evil, but we couldn't when we got in there and when we started scanning the film. This took five years. Mike Hoffman, who actually directed Girls Gone Dead, which is a fun twenty twelve movie with Jerry the Judge, you know who, Jerry, Jerry the King Lawler almost said something else Jerry the King Lawler, and I think Ron

Jeremy was in it. But Mike Hoffman did all start doing the restoration and we kind of started working backwards. So for those who are like cinophiles or into restoration, The Mike Hoffman special feature about film restoration is phenomenal. It's twenty two minutes. It's extremely technical.

Speaker 4

But we got at a bunch of.

Speaker 5

Other things, including the behind the scenes car chase stuff. Most of the stuff has never been released, so it's not just talking about stuff that happened in two thousand and nine or twenty ten. This is what has happened since twenty seventeen up.

Speaker 4

To where we're at now.

Speaker 5

So that's and I tell you what I can't tell you enough about Mike Hoffman and Schary Stewart who basically and Alex Sarabia who did the artwork, who made this film come back Live.

Speaker 4

We shot twenty more days.

Speaker 5

I mean, we did a ton of stuff to kind of make Live Evil into what it is now Samurai Priest vampire Hunter.

Speaker 4

So there it is.

Speaker 3

It's a pretty damn cool You guys worked on the restoration. How'd that go?

Speaker 1

Well?

Speaker 3

First, I guess what did you guys?

Speaker 1

First?

Speaker 3

Shoot on?

Speaker 5

We shot on super sixteen millimeter. It was my idea to shoot on and it's probably a dumb idea, and that's kind of why this film turned out the way it did. It was the film was extremely under exposed, and we shot some thirty five, but mostly Super sixteen on an old junkie E Claire camera, and we did some other on thirty five, like I mentioned, but I would say about eighty five percent of it's up in

my closet over there. On Super sixteen, we scanned it all at ole Miss University and they let us come in one day, but we realized how damaged it was. I think Mike Hoffman, our editor and restoration guy, his fingers are still hurting from clicking out all the dirt. So this required us. We don't have a time machine. We ended up going back shooting twenty more days. I directed everything. We had all the returning actors come in

and do adr. I changed the script. I rewrote it backwards based off of what we already had, and man, I just tell you, it's the comic book stuff. Since we don't have a time machine, we started doing animated comic books a lah creep show, So we did a ton of stuff to kind of make this.

Speaker 4

I call it like my Snyder cut. It's different.

Speaker 5

We couldn't redo Live Evil, so we have what we have now, which is Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter, first time ever on Blu Ray.

Speaker 3

Pretty pretty cool.

Speaker 2

Obviously, got a couple of big names in this, and he major major memories from making the movie that you want to share with everybody.

Speaker 5

So Tim Thomerson's in it. Tim Thomerson worked for us for twelve days we count eight R thirteen legend he was sixty one at the time when he filmed with us. Love him, I would say this, and I probably this probably wouldn't be very popular. I mean, he's like seventy nine now, and with all due respect to him, we love him. We love Tim Thomerson. In fact, the reason Mike Hoffman, our editor, got involved, is because he's a

fan of Tim Thomerson. I don't know, at age seventy nine if Tim Thomerson's going to get back out there and be a lead and swinging swords and kicking ass like he did in Trancers and doll Man. So I think that this is essentially the respectful like, this is the ass kicking Tim Thomerson film that I would always want to see as kind of a send off. He's not dead, he's I mean obviously nothing crazy like that, but this guy needed to be in a lead role,

not somebody's uncle. Not a sheriff, an ass kicker, and that's what we did with him. Let me give you a quick memory of Thomason. At the time, I was living in Plia del Ray and Pli del Ray is right near Marina Delray, pretty nice area. Okay, that's where we shot the baby Vampire scene where they're walking up the steps and Thomason comes in the kitchen. He goes, where can I put this? Pulls out a pulls out a gun, a gun. He's like, I don't know about leaving this in a car. And I said, Tim, this

is this is Plia del Ray. I mean Kanye West's mother lives up the street. The Buffer family lives in pliadel Ray. What's the matter. And I remember him putting his gun above defrigerator and I just I always tell these goofy little stories. We could talk about the filmmaking stuff, but in that thing, Tim Thomerson, you know, I don't know what live evil is.

Speaker 4

What does that mean? Nobody's you know what you should call it?

Speaker 5

Samurai priest, vampire hunter or some And I remember that and that's what we ended up going to because of him in that specific day.

Speaker 4

So I loved Tim.

Speaker 5

It was great work with him, never showed up late, never unprofessional, always knew his lines.

Speaker 3

Just Jenna pro smart, smart man.

Speaker 2

With the title like that, for anybody that's not seen it, and obviously with the title, they're maybe not getting what's going to be in the movie.

Speaker 3

You pitch them on it.

Speaker 2

Give us a thirty second pitch on what they can get in this film.

Speaker 5

Most independent films take place in one location. Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter is a creep show, a la grindhouse movie that moves from Arizona to Los Angeles, and it's about a click of vampires that are getting chased down by this mysterious vampire hunter. Samurai priest. Why the only person who knows the stuff is Ken Frey and he instead of being a drug dealer, he's a blood pusher to vampires. So this is a giant chase movie with car chases ridiculousness.

Speaker 4

I used to call it back in the day.

Speaker 5

A Tim Thomerson fans wet dream nudity stunts gore. It's supposed to be fun, just like the Full Moon movies. I'm sure you guys are around my age that we grew up watching, you know, And I tell you what, Ryan that Day Live poster. I have that poster signed by Roddy Piper here at my place, and that was I used to have it in college, and I used to always see the Live Evil, Live Evil on the on the poster. So films like that we're a big inspiration to be able to get where we're at today.

I think I gave you a minute, but pretty.

Speaker 2

We'll allow this one for anybody that wants to maybe pre watch it before they decide if they want it on disc.

Speaker 3

I think you said it was streaming right now.

Speaker 5

Right streaming for free on TB and on Plex. I would suggest checking it out. The thing about to B and Plex is it's in seven twenty. It's on sale on Amazon, which is in ten eighty. I think it looks better on Amazon than it does to B and Plex obviously, but the Bluey Blu ray looks by far better from what I ever said. I haven't seen the Blu ray yet, but I know what we turned in, and I know the author the Vinegar Syndrome has and

that guy's phenomenal. So the difference between kind of us and I'll just you know, wrap this little thought up here is vinegar syndrome typically stores all their own films. We restored all the film We didn't we didn't have any of their help. We supplied all the special features, We gave them all the artworks. So this is kind of from us, and man I pushed that author to moving menus and to make it as badass as possible for these fans and for Tim Thomason and for all

the actors to get their sag residuals. That was a real big thing to me. So and I think we've done that so far. So check it out on TV or plex right now.

Speaker 2

Will's laughing. We've joked about this before. Some of these things they just don't pay people. And to be one of the honest people that does, it's a big deal.

Speaker 5

Yeah, I mean we I mean unlike we're sag after production. We had I know what Tim made. I mean, I think he made his health insurance on his film, so obviously we paid him something. But you know, it's it's about a half million dollar movie. That's a real number. It's not a fake, you know, filmmaker, I'm gonna pretend like I'm gonna shoot you know. And at the time I tell you this, Ryan, I worked at a company called Filmo Technic that has the Russian all and we

use that for all the car chases. So it was going from Transformers in I Am Legend to our film. So I got a lot of hookups and man, there's just a lot of love. I'm excited to talk to you guys about it. I'm a little bit over amped up here, but I'm excited to talk to you and there's a lot of love. And I have a lot of respect for all the people who helped us make this happen. I'm not alone here for sure.

Speaker 2

Well, and big shout out to Ross over it and showed the ride media that's putting this out. Ross is a great dude. I've talked to Ross God, I don't know, maybe fifty times over the years. He's incredible. So I'm glad you're working with him, Glad that he's got a film like this coming on his label.

Speaker 3

And appreciate you taking the time. I hope people check it out.

Speaker 4

Thank you and will nice meeting you.

Speaker 5

I appreciate you, guys, Ryan, thank you for having me and Hey check out the movie and hey, there's a lot of nudity, a lot of ridiculous in it. We put everything we had into it, and I hope people can have some fun with it.

Speaker 4

And I'll tell you what.

Speaker 5

Those commentaries are spirited as much as I am right here, So I hope people have a good time.

Speaker 3

Amazing. Thanks Mark, We'll talk again.

Speaker 4

Okay, guys, thanks so much.

Speaker 1

I did order a copy.

Speaker 3

Nice. Nice.

Speaker 2

I hope it's pretty good. I thanks Mark again for showing up. That was that was always fun to get somebody that's, you know, associated with one of these releases somehow to come on and say some words back to our regularly scheduled programming. We were talking about the Tiffany stuff, anything else you want to throw in about her.

Speaker 1

Isn't that such a funny coincidence?

Speaker 3

I mean it is.

Speaker 1

Yeah, she only worked on the movie for one day, like in two thousand and eight or nine. But it's still a funny coincidence that that Mark. We get in touch. And did I see one of the co producers also post.

Speaker 2

Yeah, Michael Hoffman, I cut co produce Samurai Priest. If you have questions, he said, he scanned a ton of the negative.

Speaker 1

Oh that's amazing.

Speaker 3

Yeah, it's so cool.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I mean the trailer looks like a lot of fun and certainly there was a period of my life where a title like that would be automatic, and that period remains happening now automatic.

Speaker 2

All right, on that note, let's get to some of our regular stuff.

Speaker 3

What have you been picking up lately?

Speaker 1

Pickups? Okay, I always put things in the wrong stack. Let me sit here. What did I get? Okay? Picked up some things first. I'll start with This is probably the coolest thing I got. This is from Eureka Terror in the Fog, the Wallace, Creamy Set. I think this is a volume. Is this a volume one?

Speaker 3

I don't think they labeled it a volume one?

Speaker 1

Okay, well, anyway, so so cool. Picked up Paul Bartel's unreleased final film, shelf Life. Did you get that as well?

Speaker 3

I wasn't going to share.

Speaker 2

This is gonna be saved for next week, but yeah, I get it, just randomly in the same time.

Speaker 1

Well, I got you know, Keno gets me every time. And I picked up some Westerns Cattle Drive. What do we got here? Border River? We got California? Huh, they know how to party. Picked up a couple of jim Y Norski films that I did not didn't have. Carrie Werer stars in Poison not Poison Ivy. That's that's a different, completely different franchise. And the debut of Missus Jennifer love Hewett. And Home for the Holidays, that's that's a Dane Keith

moving home for Christmas, just one of the holidays. We don't we don't do a war on Christmas here. This is a Christmas movie. It's not a Home for the Holidays. This is Home specifically for Chris two films. And lastly, I'll go rapid Fire because, as some of you may be aware, Vineger Syndrome had a sale recently and I went into the deep discounts right the stuff that was going for like eight nine ten dollars. So I picked up King Car, still got the Slip Dark Star Pictures, nice,

I got Why Don't You Go? Pirates looks neat two deep cut, Vinegar Syndrome films, Hunk Vacation and House on Tombstone.

Speaker 3

Hill very nice.

Speaker 1

And finally a neat look in SAT's Core flick that I hadn't checked out before, called Ravage. So those are all blind bias, but I'm gonna be checking out soon.

Speaker 2

Speaking of Saturn's Core, I believe the title that we are on for Saturn's Core Zombie Army is somehow already listed in the going out of print section and probably heavily discounted, So if somebody wanted to check that out. It's partner a Label only month, so go check that out. It's great time for that. Brent is bringing up the dirtier cut of Dirty Work. This is my favorite pickup of the entire month. Here it is without its terrible

artwork on the outside. This is what the movie should look like, and so this is how I will be leaving it. Yes, just got this in. Incredible. I can't believe that exists. It's wild to me. A couple other things you brought up, Keno, I'm stoked that they're getting into stuff like Wayne's World two on four K. I just got that in one of Will's favorites.

Speaker 3

It was a joke. Will hates everything about it, I'm sure, and then.

Speaker 1

Not as good as the first one.

Speaker 3

That's to be argued the next thing.

Speaker 2

I don't talk about Cinema Guild enough because they don't really put out a lot of stuff, but they put out a four K of Typhoon Club and was able to pick this up.

Speaker 3

Just got this in so stoked on that. But man, my biggest score of the month.

Speaker 2

I love getting releases from eighty eight films this way, specifically because I don't have to give the company money and feel kind of weird about it. I traded somebody for this and it happened to be sealed still and I got the complete flesh and Blood show.

Speaker 1

Nice.

Speaker 2

This is the horror films of Pete Walker. You've got all of these different titles in here still sealed and.

Speaker 3

Didn't even have to spend money on it. That's the best part.

Speaker 1

That's always good. Always. It's actually my favorite part of work on Fearfest is we were paid partly in merchandise, so I picked up some of those Russ Meyers as well. You know, I I forget what I was gonna say. Oh yeah, I'm excited about the dirty cut of Dirty Work. I'm gonna watch that this weekend. Yeah, my subscription came in as well. But nice, I'm showing those jack came there. Yeah, Punk Vacation, great name for a podcasts.

Speaker 3

Make you do that? What about what you've been watching for the last.

Speaker 1

Month, Delaware residents? What did I do to Delaware? I'm not sure. I'm forgetting.

Speaker 3

One of the Western names or something.

Speaker 1

Anyways, please enlighten me. I did something bad to Delaware. I'll need to get a reminder of what it is. What'd you just ask me? What I watched?

Speaker 3

What did you watch over the last month?

Speaker 1

Yes, A couple of things, A couple of things. Let's start with a Tiffany Sheppid's classic Bonnie and Clyde versus Dracula well Worth were well worth a watch Reunited with Trent Haga from their Day is at Trauma. I actually have to say Tiffany Shepherds is not short, she's she's regular size. I'm six three, so I mean, like, just say, I hear you. I watched Stage Coach again for the first time in many years, plugged to Tumbleweeds and TV Cowboys just had a nice episode about Stage Coach with Hunter.

I watched eighty eight Films release of Hero Jet Lee.

Speaker 2

The silent mandible thing about Delaware was because Wayne's World mentions Delaware.

Speaker 1

Oh yeah, if you make a Wayne's World reference, I will not understand what you were saying. This is not the jet Lie Hero, this is win Bow.

Speaker 3

Oh that's right, it's the other one.

Speaker 1

It's great.

Speaker 3

I've had gently on my mind since that box that got anh.

Speaker 1

Yeah, right, that's gonna be awesome. No, this is this is great. This is a class based gangster movie fem Fatale the works, great choreography. Here's a great film that I got blind by at the at the deep discount indicator sale. Yesterday's Enemy. This is a hammer film directed by vow Guest World War two movie British soldiers cut off from there platoon deep in the Jungles jungle of Burma at the time, Meandmark and Bleak. Oh my gosh. And it's all about war trocities and justification of violence.

This and adapted from a play that I've been on great interviews on This really filled in some knowledge that I was missing. I highly recommend Yesterday's Enemy. This was a lot of funds not the right word because it really is bleak. Speaking of bleak, I also watched a couple movies on streaming. Didn't go well, unsurprisingly as I have to do because of my family situation, in the fact that I love my children. I did watch Captain America A Brave New World, and.

Speaker 3

I saw your letterbox. I'm surprised you loved it.

Speaker 1

I knew you were lying because I've never updated let my letter box. I need to. Yeah, you know it, just and listen. I know people like to say that I hate everything made after two thousand and that's not exactly wrong, but I go into every movie wanting to like it. I thought the Marvels was pretty good, unlike

the rest of America. But yeah, I could not get into The Brave neew We're all Oh my gosh, I saw And speaking of things I'll do for my children, the next project is to begin watching All Star War in order of like the chronology of the which meant that I had to start with the Acolyte. Now. I know, the Acolyte received some controversy because, as we know, Star Wars fans, like Marvel fans, are misogynists and racists. I said, that's so. The Accolade, I now know, came under a

lot of fire because of the casting and stuff. But I think the main fire should have been aimed at Uh. That's just the show itself didn't do a lot for me, but I tried it. I wanted to like it, understandable and f me, man, you know what is next? Phantom Menace. That's what I gotta watch next.

Speaker 3

You're going straight into it. Yikes.

Speaker 1

I did watch one ludicrous movie that I somewhat enjoyed, Under Paris on Netflix.

Speaker 3

I thought, we're gonna say Fast and Furious.

Speaker 1

Too, Xavier Gains it's a shark movie. What.

Speaker 2

I was sorry to make a ludicrous joke, and it didn't land because I don't even think he's in Fast and Furious too.

Speaker 1

You could say he was and I wouldn't know. I've seen neither Fast nor Furious. That would be the next title. Neither Fast nor Furious.

Speaker 3

It's just a retirement home.

Speaker 1

So I guess that's enough. Yeah. I watch those not so great been watching The Righteous Gemstones, not quite finished with that. No spoilers.

Speaker 3

Nice.

Speaker 1

Nice. I'm excited about the just to respond to the Wonderment project there. I'm pretty excited about Jade too, coming from vinegar syndrome. I want to see it and I want to see the four K restoration. I watched it last year for the first time on streaming. It was on the Criterion Channel with their like Erotic Thrillers section. Yeah, and again, speaking of ludicrous that that movie is, but it's got one of my favorite kind of like change

of pace. Literally William freakan car Chases. It was a great if you've never seen Jade before, wait for the car chase because it's a great meta moment for any Friedkin fan. I liked that What about you? What have you been watching much? Anything good?

Speaker 3

You do?

Speaker 1

KB? You could go out the movies with KB.

Speaker 2

That was two weekends ago, but I did get to go out to a movie with a friend this weekend too. I watched last week, I watched the first four Final Destination movies. Then Friday, I watched Final Destination five with the wife and really enjoyed it again. But then went In's Final Destination Bloodlines with keV Boonesy, who is not in the chat tonight because he is pretty much just

now arriving to Boston. He moved from Oklahoma up to Boston just this weekend, stayed the night here Sunday night, and Yeah, it was a really good time, damn good movie, way better than I expected. And followed that up with Monday or Tuesday with the new Fear Street prom Queen

movie on Netflix. Loved the first trilogy they did, so I was excited about this and they did everything to make this movie just completely pointless, terrible, awful, it looked terrible, had a bad plot line, that kills weren't that exciting.

Speaker 3

It was. It was bad. It was really bad.

Speaker 2

I'm sorry, I'm not I was disappointed, but yeah, that's kind of what I expected the trilogy to be. I guess I'm more disappointing because the trilogy was good. Other than that, been watching a bunch of deaf crocodile stuff this week, working on a bunch of stuff.

Speaker 1

Yeah, go ahead, shall we talk about the want?

Speaker 3

Go ahead if you want. It's already been announced.

Speaker 1

Well, we just wrapped up a visual essay for.

Speaker 3

Serious hence Will's byline.

Speaker 1

There the first surviving time travel movie made in Hungry. It was pretty interesting, pretty pretty cool movie.

Speaker 3

It's gorgeous to look at.

Speaker 1

Yeah, beautifully shot. Hungry's film industry is much better than their politics at that time, to say yes, say the least, say what you will about you know which side they chose in the war? Oh, their film industry, marvelous technical achievements.

Speaker 3

Yeah, it's it's quite a beautiful movie.

Speaker 1

Sumptuous. I would describe their film industry as sumptuous and their politics as loathsome.

Speaker 3

Even that is very much putting it mildly evil evil perhaps might be the.

Speaker 1

Oh you know what, I did see one other movie in the theater almost forgot, with my good friend John Daly. Saw two movies in the theater with John Day Holy Cow. One was Reanimator. We want to see the four K restoration. I know there's some controversy over cost of the impending four K I'll leave that to you and the Beard.

But in the theater it was a revelation. You know, that movie came out in nineteen eighty four when I was six, and I saw it for the first time when I was eighteen or nineteen, right, so by the time I saw it it was already twelve thirteen years old. And seeing it again forty years later in the theater, which I never thought I would do, I was struck by how intensely weird that movie is.

Speaker 3

Yeah, and like Capitol weird both.

Speaker 1

And just fantastic. We enjoyed it immensely. And then our new buddy Dick, who we met at the Sam Degan screening of Zero Grad a couple mon months ago, invited us out to the Alamo to see Lady Terminator.

Speaker 3

Nice. Seeing that on a big screen would be incredible.

Speaker 1

It was noise. It was noise, and it was also cool because it was clear that several of the people around us were seeing it for the first time. And there's nothing in this world like watching Lady Terminator with someone who's never seen Lady Terminator in.

Speaker 3

A group of big group of people like that.

Speaker 1

Yeah, Yeah, I don't know. Is the DVD that Mondo Micabre put out out of print at this point.

Speaker 3

I don't think it's out of print.

Speaker 2

I don't even think he's mentioned if like elements or an upgrade or possible someday. God, I hope that that would make it a probable upgrade.

Speaker 1

What was in the theater was definitely not a restoration, right. It looked it looked like it had known some use, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 3

They saw you coming, got it.

Speaker 1

By Lady Terbina. That print of Lady Terminator had been around the block, you know what I mean. But it still was a lot of fun. So those were those were my foras out into the world.

Speaker 2

On that note, we have like just over one hundred announcements to cover tonight, so we'll get into that just a moment. But I really wanted to give you a moment because you weren't able to be here last week when we announced Gator.

Speaker 3

Bait one and two.

Speaker 2

Right, you want to talk anything about the audio commentaries or being able to talk to Joe Bob. I know you were on the television podcast. Yeah, sharing with everybody here.

Speaker 1

Yeah, well, I mean I've talked about the because we shot that Joe Bob interview a little over a year ago now, so it's been a long time coming. Shooting the interview was a wonderful experience. It was so great to bring some UNC Greensboro students in two be the crew on that interview, and he was so gracious to them. I think the interview turned out really well. It was going to be interesting to people. I think I mentioned before he said some stuff about the films that I

hadn't seen him talk about in interviews before. And he's had the first Gator Bait on the last drive him, so he doesn't repeat himself really other than some basic biographical details. The commentaries on both films were such an

honor to do and I'm still blown away. We you know, we've been so fortunate on all the films that we've been able to work on, but Gator Bait and Gator Bait too, occupy such an iconic part of so many of our childhoods, those of us who are old enough to have spent a great deal of time in video stores, so it's just a huge, huge honor. And the package for it looks great. I'm not trying to shield for terror vision, but I kind I kind of feel like

it's underpriced. Well, especially their big bundle with all the T shirt and posters and everything.

Speaker 2

We're not gonna be able to shake the shield word after saying this, but I believe tonight is when the price go. Oh no, it already just went up this afternoon, so never mind it went It went from fifty four ninety nine to sixty four ninety nine, So you missed out on that ten dollars window. I mean, honestly, sixty five for what you're getting is a pretty incredible price.

Speaker 3

Still, Yeah, Gator Bait and Gator Bay two.

Speaker 2

This was our I think second or third confirmed project we ever did together.

Speaker 1

Yep, one more that we still can't say.

Speaker 3

I think there.

Speaker 2

I think this would either second or third that we knew that we were going to do, But then it was definitely the second and third that we had ever recorded yea, so it was crazy.

Speaker 3

Yeah, it's been a while for those mm hmm.

Speaker 1

So I'm really excited that they're they're coming out soon and Sledgehammer as well, which is going to have another show. By the interview, that's kind.

Speaker 3

Of you just called him out and now he shows up.

Speaker 1

That's kind of that's become that's become my niche.

Speaker 3

I guess Joe Bob interviews and now Tiffany Shepp is not not bad kind of company.

Speaker 1

Oh my god, dude. And I didn't really go into it. She was so cool, just cool, just totally chill. Hey, I hear, Hey, strange guys who I've never seen before and have no idea. If you're any good, let's go for it, you know. And oh, I can't well, I can't say. What we shot was really great and she was so great in it, and I look forward to being able to tell everybody more about it. I have been a fan of hers since I mean, we're I'm

like a year older. I uh so, Tremio and Julia came out when I was eighteen, saw it like I received it at the video store I was working at, and I was like, oh, Shakespeare, trauma, let's do this, and you know, she's been in one hundred and sixty some movies.

Speaker 3

Yeah, and Star Trek.

Speaker 1

Now third season of Picard, she's a doctor shoot. I forget her character's name, but her first her first like line the show is to yell at Jonathan Frakes, which is kind of neat. That's pretty like you start. You start your career like beating up Sean Gunn.

Speaker 3

And then you end up yelling at at Commander Riker.

Speaker 1

You know, that's a long and storied career. And I've just always liked her and everything because she has such a a presence. She kind of like throughout most of her career, Like her look reads gothy punk, kind of in the realm of Perusa. Buck why not a rider type of thing, you know. And but if you go through through her career, you'll find that she does so many different kinds of roles. Comedy, thriller, is obviously, horror mostly uh and even in the lowest of low budget movies,

her performances are always fun. So I've always really loved her, And when the opportunity came to connect with her at Fearfest, I got a big shout out to Brad Henderson who put us in touch, and she was just like sure, why not? So very cool.

Speaker 2

All right, let's get into this crazy night of announcements. If anything else comes up, we'll chat it out. Everybody, please speak up, share your thoughts in the Comment's got a lot to cover tonight, so so many big titles.

Speaker 3

This is gonna be a fun night.

Speaker 2

We started last week with Second Sight announcing When Evil Lurks, which was one of my favorites from twenty twenty three. This is getting a four K and Blu ray limited box set from Second Site. You can also get the standard that comes out the same day. This is a dual format, and they've got some new extras all over here. We've got a new audio commentary, We've got new interviews with people associated with the film. We got a new

visual essay by Mike Munster. We've got a book that comes to win with this that's one hundred and twenty pages, six bocks or sorry, six collectors art cards and pretty dank great art on the front of the box.

Speaker 3

I'm sure you haven't seen this one yet, have you?

Speaker 1

Oh? Love it? It's so gross?

Speaker 3

You did see it?

Speaker 1

Yeah? And I show the filmmaker's previous movie Terrified.

Speaker 3

Love Terrified, Terrified I think is better than that.

Speaker 1

Sectually, Yeah, in a horror class and people, students really responded to Terrified and in fact it scared them.

Speaker 3

That dining room table scene is wow, I got and when Evil Arcs is just oh, it's so grim and unrelenting.

Speaker 1

I really liked it.

Speaker 2

I'm glad you saw it and enjoyed it. That's pretty pretty rare, all right.

Speaker 1

Pretty rare.

Speaker 3

They I'll watch a movie, no that that.

Speaker 2

Watch a movie that came out in the last five years that you actually enjoyed. Next up one that I'm sure you enjoy Arrow announcements. They got around to releasing The Shootest over in the UK. This is its first Blu Ray release over there. This came out in the US last year and it's the exact same disc, same packaging, same everything.

Speaker 3

Any thoughts on the Shooters before we move on?

Speaker 1

Absolute great movie, Don Siegel. The cast is amazing, Lauren McCall, Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne Opie. It's and Scatman brothers John Carty. And it is a beautifully bittersweet send off for Wayne. This is his last movie. He plays a gunfighter who has terminal cancer. He had terminal cancer himself at the time, and it's haunting, but it's also entertaining and funny and just beautiful to see all of those actors together. I love the shootest. I got the American edition obviously nice.

Speaker 2

Next up is Enemy Territory. This one is coming on August fourth over in the UK, only not getting a US release. This has still never had a US BLU ray yet. This is going to be coming with a new restoration from the thirty five millimeter negative by Aro. It is not a four K restoration. They would have touted that. It probably would have been a uhd I.

This has a new commentary by the director. We've got Dave Wayne and Maddy boot Quits on there with them, a new commentary also by Josh Nelson, new interview with a cinematographer Ernest Dickerson, a new interview with Gary Frank and then of course they've got the illustrated collector's booklet with new writing by Paul Aid Martin Coterio. I've never seen an Enemy Territory, but it's been on my list for a long time.

Speaker 3

Have you seen this one?

Speaker 1

No? But I just realized from looking at this this is directed by the guy who did Eliminators, I think so seriously, Eliminators is by far my favorite. That's not true re animators but non reanimator Empire Pictures movies. Eliminators great African Queen references. It's about a mandroid and a kung fu fighter and Denise Crosby and an Australian smuggler who have to fight a time traveling mad scientist a

lot of time traveling. So on the basis of Eliminators being probably in my top fifteen movies of all time, Enemy Territory has now become a must watch.

Speaker 3

Nice all right? Next up is Thief.

Speaker 2

This is coming on four K over in the UK on August twenty fifth. This is the Michael Man film debut, actually, which is still wild to me that this is his first movie. This is basically just an upgrade of their previous release for Thief. You've got the theatrical theatrical cut on the Blu ray disc director's cut on the four K disc. Thief is amazing. Anybody that's not seen it, you should. James Cohn is incredible in this Tuesday World is amazing in this Yeah, great movie.

Speaker 1

I have the criterion is there is this a different transfer?

Speaker 3

It will be. It will be better looking on the arrow disc.

Speaker 1

Definitely, it will be, or you think it will be.

Speaker 2

No, I can guarantee it. If there is ever a UK release and a Criterion of the same film on the same format, always go with the UK release. Why because they have better encoding, Because Criterion never uses proper authoring or fidelity in motion?

Speaker 3

Why because they're cheap. Why have you met Criterion?

Speaker 1

I have everything they've ever put out.

Speaker 3

Yeah, and that's a problem. Will this is an intervention?

Speaker 1

I feel unmoored.

Speaker 2

It's true, though, great film, great release. I'm definitely getting this one instead of the Criterion because I did not get the Criterion yet.

Speaker 1

I feel it's too late for me to turn my life around. Everybody's laughing, all right, you know you go through life thinking that the world is a certain thing and then suddenly it's not. And what do you do? You know? Like, I'm defined now as middle aged, right and I read this. Ah, it's too late. It's too late for me. There's more behind me than there is in front, and I uh, I feel betrayed. I feel lost, and mainly I feel poor, And if anything motivates me

to go to the streets to demand reforms. This would be it.

Speaker 2

I really want to clip this and save it forever because that was a very great interaction.

Speaker 3

All right. That was thief.

Speaker 2

Next is the Texas chainsawm Asker from two thousand and three getting a four K in North America only from Arrow on August twenty sixth and UK release.

Speaker 1

How they're North American encoding?

Speaker 3

Well it's the same company.

Speaker 1

Well they look great, yeah, but it's that.

Speaker 2

So I knew this was going to be a thing. How do you feel about the remake? I'm sure you've seen it.

Speaker 3

I have. How much do you hate it?

Speaker 1

I'm just impressed with how strong was it. Jennifer Beal is that who's the star of this. I am impressed with how strongly the knot of her T shirt is tied, because it just stays right there no matter what, just holds, you know, Like, if you're going to a long sea voyage, I'd recommend Jennifer Beal as one of your shipmates, because

that gal can tie a knot. It was weird watching this movie because Daniel Pearl was the cinematographer, and of course he shot the original, and I saw an interview maybe I hope I'm making this up honestly, but I feel I have a memory of seeing an interview where he talked about how on this movie he was able to do some things that he wished he could have done on the origine and Jessica Bill, why.

Speaker 3

Didn't you because it was funny? Jennifer, how is that footloose? It's dirty dancing, dirty dancing that's with or flash dance, not dirty dancing flash dance. Well enough, we were just talking about footloose and another thing, and we've had the the eighties dancing all up in our heads. I guess Paul Verhoven, at least we're not spelling on slipcovers.

Speaker 1

It's not full of Joe Estra House. That's what I'm trying to say. I wish that I wish that I were kidding. This is what's happening to me. So Jessica Biell, Jessica Bile can tying on, Jennifer Bial can dance anyway. Daniel Pearl, I feel like I saw this interview where he said that, and then I watched the remake and I felt like the cinematography was so needlessly ostentatious and didn't fit I mean that would have the original would not have it would not have that kind of flashy lighting,

would not have fit the original at all. And and it really took me out, Like I felt that the I'm not against remakes. I don't think there's any such thing as a sacred cow in Hollywood, you know, but I felt like this movie on its own merits didn't didn't do a lot for me.

Speaker 3

I always laugh at, you know, the individual that think that films that had like a good idea but poor execution are the ones that should get remade.

Speaker 2

And yeah, obviously logically that makes sense. Hollywood is never going to put money into that, so that's that's never gonna happen. So the sacred cows and the ones that people know are the ones that are even get remade. I don't hate this movie. I actually quite liked this movie because it was my generation. Basically, like I was sixteen when this came out. This is one that I saw, and it was me as a teenager watching basically this is one. I was shocked how many people hated this thing.

I posted this announcement and yeah, I didn't know that like eighty percent of the physical media population despised this.

Speaker 1

Movie reviled upon its theatrical release.

Speaker 2

Well, the funny thing a lot of people that love physical media love really shitty movies, and to most people hate this.

Speaker 3

Yeah, I knew it was reviled.

Speaker 1

As it gets us back into what's a what's a good movie and what's what's a bad movie? Because I just held up a couple of jim Leynorski flicks, and uh, by any by any measurement, I think most people would call them shitty movies. But if he had made a shitty movie with the Texas Chainsaw Masaker's budget, then that would have been a different thing. Yeah. Uh yeah, I wasn't a fan, but but I'm not against remakes. If you give me a chance, I would love to remake The Godfather. But like Jen Alpha, you.

Speaker 3

Know, give me a couple of lines, will Muh.

Speaker 1

I know what I want to say, I know what I'm want to say, but I can't stop laughing. Uh. I just want to get I just want to get somebody doing Marlon Brando going to like one day that day may never come. I may ask you to skibbity toilet I want.

Speaker 3

Anyways, Oh wow, Uh, I don't even know what say that. This one has a new commentary with Steve Barton and uh leave the Canoli. No cap this one.

Speaker 1

I thought I was getting out drag me cap Okay, anyways, what's next? Another one in there? Or another one?

Speaker 3

When I thought I was.

Speaker 1

We go we could, we could? Uh we could crowd ride it. Yeah, where's the where's the funding?

Speaker 3

Come on? H So?

Speaker 2

Yeah, new new commentary with Chris mc gibbon and Steve Barton. We've got a new interview with the director.

Speaker 3

That's it.

Speaker 1

That's how the gangsters would raise. Instead of shaking people down, they just do kickstarters. Go fund me, Go fundmere.

Speaker 3

I hate seventeen streaked a little light on the funds. They got to go fund me.

Speaker 1

Anyway. What else is on this piece of ship?

Speaker 3

Oh, this is amazing.

Speaker 2

New interview with Daniel Pearl When you were just talking about a new interview with a composer. There's a making of doc. There is an in depth look at at gain or at Gaen.

Speaker 3

Sorry, all kinds of stuff on.

Speaker 2

Their new artwork, new writing by Michael Gingold. Yeah, I feel like I gotta have this go for it looks great. Then they're also putting out.

Speaker 3

A blu Ray of Perpetrator.

Speaker 2

This is from twenty twenty three, coming on August eighteenth in the UK. August nineteenth in North America. This is from the mind of Jennifer Reader and this has new audio commentary by Jennifer Reader and the DP. There's some visual essay, some interviews, and some shorts on here.

Speaker 3

One of their like modern indies that they put out.

Speaker 2

It's nice to see them doing more and more like this because this film probably would not have got distribution without it.

Speaker 3

Jennifer Gray, Jennifer Gray is dirty dancing.

Speaker 1

Yes, Jennifer Beal's flashes, Jessica Beale seventh, I'll pronounce you Chuck and Larry.

Speaker 2

I love that we both went to kind of opposite end of the spectrum there, Yes, yes, yes, Yes. August eleventh in the UK they're putting out a four K of Poseidon, speaking of remakes. August twelfth in North America. This is the two thousand and six film Poseidon from Wolfgang Peterson, who also did das.

Speaker 1

Boot Gang wolf Gang.

Speaker 2

We've got a new interview with the production designer, new interview with the DP.

Speaker 3

We've got a new interview.

Speaker 2

With the visual effects supervisor, the makeup effects on set Supervisor. New retrospective on the film by Heath Holland from Cereal at Midnight, some featurettes and yeah, lots of stuff coming on this new writing by Priscilla Page. I've never seen the remakeup Posidon. Did you ever see this one?

Speaker 1

I haven't either, but I really want to. It got tepid if he's a nautical term, tepid reviews. I think the original Posidon Adventure?

Speaker 3

Who's that?

Speaker 1

Ronald Neime? Is that a director?

Speaker 3

That sounds right?

Speaker 1

You know, a lot of fun. Not a great movie by any means, but of the Towering Inferno ILK you know disaster movies, and no one does water like Wolfgang Peterson, you know, perfect Storm, dost Boat. Yeah, so I really do want to see this nice nice So yeah, that is coming on August eleventh and twelfth from Arrow And then speaking of Texas Chainsaw Asker.

Speaker 2

August twenty fifth in the UK, August twenty sixth in North America, there's a four K of the Texas Chainsaw Asker, the beginning from two thousand and six.

Speaker 1

All right, beginning, Now, what is this? I know that this happened, but I didn't see it.

Speaker 3

But this is like a prequel to the story. It's pretty bad.

Speaker 1

So like teen leather Face in a way.

Speaker 3

Kind of.

Speaker 1

Yeah.

Speaker 3

I haven't seen this in a long time, but it's I don't know.

Speaker 2

This one's got another new to commentary from Steve Barton and Chris McGibbon. We've got an archival commentary. We've got a new interview with some of the actors and effects artists and all that stuff. This is the uncut version that is going to be here on four K, and new writing on here by Michael Gingold as well. This is the one with Alexandra da Dario though, which makes a lot of people happy. And Brendan says, skibbity leatherface.

Speaker 3

And Ryde Gallum's made up the term oof tonight to everything oofer face.

Speaker 1

I like it.

Speaker 3

Oh wait, this is not the one to Dario Texas Chainsaw three D is to Dario.

Speaker 1

Yeah, we're just randomly identifying things tonight. I uh, well with through jied Dio.

Speaker 3

Dado, I just talked about him on another show for a long time. Actually nice. Roddy says, thank goodness for the Darlas first Davids and Jennifer oh Man or Jessica. Yeah, good stuff. Hey, keno in.

Speaker 2

I was gonna say in a couple months, but we don't know. Eventually, someday they'll put out Birds of Prey from nineteen sixty eight. This is a Leno Ventura film coming on the blue ray all right. Yeah, it's got a twenty nineteen four K restoration from Studio Canal Imprint over in Australia releasing a giant release of David Lynch's Dune on four K and Blu ray. This is coming on July thirtieth. This is a crazy, crazy piece of like shelf Art.

Speaker 3

This is. This is basically to rival like the Never Ending Story released from them. It's weighs a kilo and a half. It is huge. It's got sand in the box and a film and some other things.

Speaker 2

Yeah, this looks like a really great release. I know there's a couple of people not super stoked because it doesn't have the Spice diver cut on it, and it doesn't have a couple of the other extras that run like the Arrow release and the German release. But yeah, if you're a major fan of Doune, here's another option.

Speaker 1

You know, in Australia and Australia, it's a sho oi haloob Uh.

Speaker 3

That was pretty good. That was pretty good.

Speaker 2

Yes, it is bespoke, Gary and Brendon, I'm not being funny. There's actual sand in the cover of the box. Here, it's a crazy easy version of it. What do they say here? Tilt the panel to watch the sand spill. Run your fingers across the sand like grit textured surface of the hard box. That sounds like this is gonna be on a bearded film guys channel. Weirdly erotic, it's weirdly bespoke. Uh, you got sand in the box? You got a problem.

Speaker 3

You know.

Speaker 1

It looks all romantic. Let's make love on the beach. But it's not all it's cracked up to be. I'll tell you what.

Speaker 3

Let's follow that up with some trash juice. On a June tenth, Bizarre Theater Releasing is putting out.

Speaker 1

Trash in my life. Oh God, I crash Juice from twenty twenty. I can smell it through the Instagram.

Speaker 3

Oh man.

Speaker 2

This is a no holds barred dark comedy horror anthology told through a grotesque wraparound segment where a group of heroin addicts force a captured preacher to listen to their stories.

Speaker 1

Oh that sounds unpleasant.

Speaker 3

Moving right along.

Speaker 2

August twelfth, Kino is releasing fil noir The Dark Side of Cinema Volume twenty six, moving ever so closely to that worshiped xxx version coming soon.

Speaker 3

This will include Doctor Broadway.

Speaker 1

They'll call that one film Kirra Noir, and.

Speaker 3

This also has The Great Gatsby.

Speaker 2

The Great Gatsby is also going to be getting a standalone Blu Ray release.

Speaker 1

Noir film The Great Gatsby. I'm looking forward to Doctor Broadway, though, it's like I just I just feel like it's it couldn't be that dark.

Speaker 3

It's like, I don't even know what Today We're.

Speaker 1

Gonna go see the Doctor, Doctor Who, Doctor Broadway.

Speaker 3

Oh God, it's a good night.

Speaker 2

H The film Doctor Broadway is gonna have a new commentary by Alan R. Kush and Daniel Kramer, and also has another audio commentary by Jeremy Arnold. Smooth of Silk gets a new audio commentary by Alan K.

Speaker 3

Roady, and then Paul Talbot is on I believe that's the Great Gas but it's labeled weird.

Speaker 2

There's also a David Ladd interview and uh.

Speaker 3

Yeah, trailers as usual.

Speaker 1

I'll get it number twenty six. I didn't show this in our pickups, but I got another couple of those that went on sale. I've got They've got about twelve or thirteen of them.

Speaker 2

At this point, Craig says, we're on fire tonight. Unfortunately, it means we'll get thirty minutes of sleep.

Speaker 1

Yeah, how much? How much is left? We about halfway?

Speaker 2

Uh yeah, about halfway? Only about like eighty six left on.

Speaker 1

Eighty six, you buddy, Well, shoot, I apologize for my thoughtless use of common slang of kanda, as you did not mean to imply I was calling for your assassination.

Speaker 2

I want to see people, instead of using eighty six, start using the word jettison.

Speaker 1

Jettison, Yes, we should jettison this person.

Speaker 2

That like Walmart security, don't make me jettison you at this store.

Speaker 1

That's a lot of syllables to be thrown around in a Walmart.

Speaker 3

That's the point. Uh.

Speaker 2

Coming soon, Keino is releasing Hardware on four K, the Richard Stanley film that people have loved for years. Dylan McDermott is a bigger one on this. Also, Eggy Pop, Yeah, don't forget. They also got Dust Double coming up.

Speaker 1

Four K they do?

Speaker 3

They do? Wow, not not dated yet, but the both of them will be out fairly soon. Oh they're timeless. Literally no release date.

Speaker 1

Yeah. Dylan McDermott now, literally every time I talk about him, I quickly shift into Dermott mulrooney mode. I want to make it clear I know who Dylan mc dermott is, and he is in this movie.

Speaker 2

Their their names are very close, and they do get mixed up quite a bit by a lot of people.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I did. I did a Christmas show for the Culture Cast, Yes, you did. What was the movie Miracle on thirty fourth Street?

Speaker 3

Yeah, thirty fourth Street? The original? Speaking of Remax, it.

Speaker 1

Was supposed to be the original, but I thought it was the remake, and the remake has Dylan McDermott, and so I had prepared for the wrong movie. But uh, we continued on with the conversation and I talked about the remake, which I've watched, and I said Dyla mc dermott like once or twice, and the whole rest of the podcast Dermott mol Romney. It was unfixable. So he just let it go. That is nobody even noticed.

Speaker 3

That's hilarious. Next up, coming soon.

Speaker 2

We don't have a release date on this yet, but there's a four K Blu ray digital package coming as an Amazon exclusive Ultimate Collection from Sony of the Karate Kid six film collecttion. This has all six of the films on four K. Now, this can be compared because there was a Karate Kid Trilogy four K set that has been out of print and fetching a lot of money on the second hand market, and that did not include the Next Karate Kid from ninety four. Now, this

set does has the brand new movie. It's got the first Smith movie in twenty ten. Looks like a really solid set. It is built like the Columbia Classic sets. It looks like where you can pull them out from the side. It's got little headband and coasters and cars and all this fun stuff. It's quite expensive, but if you love Karate Kid stuff, this is a great set.

Speaker 1

Yeah. I think that's that's cool. The little display, Yeah, I hope it's not dinky. And I kind of liked The Next Karate Kid. You know, Oscar winner Jennifer Swank.

Speaker 3

Yeah, oh.

Speaker 2

Yes, Craig. It does have legends. Man, that was really funny. God, that was so hard not to start basically howling at then yes, all these comments about it not having the TV show. Unfortunately it's a Netflix show.

Speaker 3

The odds are it will either never be released or they'll put it out for way too much money in years when people stop caring about it.

Speaker 2

Thank you, Netflix. Uh, let's get into some ocean partner lates. Speaking of sequels, I was gonna buy this, but I don't have Edward of the first, so I said I'd wait.

Speaker 3

Oh gosh, that was fun.

Speaker 2

This is coming from Film movet Edward the second. This is from nineteen ninety one. This is a Derek Jarman movie, which, man, I've said that name more time than the last week that I think the rest.

Speaker 3

Of my life combined. Because we talked about him earlier.

Speaker 2

This is going to have a documentary featurete on Derek's Edward booklet with a new essay by Kyle Turner, essay by Bruce Lea Bruce in a prologue by the one and only Tilda Swinton.

Speaker 3

Yeah, this looks like a great one.

Speaker 1

I picked this up a year or so ago from wasn't film movement Yep, so I've already got it. I guess no.

Speaker 3

One.

Speaker 1

New thing is the slip but it's cool slip.

Speaker 3

Oh man, Yeah, it is a cool slip. This is It's a good night.

Speaker 2

Next up Phil Movement also doing Sissy and I from twenty twenty three.

Speaker 3

This is wow. I did not look at this director's name before I tried to say this. That's so I'm sorry. Frank Finsterwalder.

Speaker 1

Should have Fraca, good old Fraca.

Speaker 3

Why couldn't she be here to promote a movie? I'd probably call her Jennifer. This one as a visual Last Day by the filmmaker Hunter Whaley. An introduction from Jennifer Finster. I'm so sorry for everybody listening to the podcast later. Oh man, I don't even know what to say to that name. All right, let's keep going, uh. Film Movement also releasing Tahara or Tahara from twenty twenty The big thing is this was like the month of Rachel Sennett again.

Rachel Sennett stars in this one. Directed by Olivia Peace.

Speaker 2

This has an audio commentary with Olivia Peace and Jess Zeldman, a cinematographer, the editor sound design. There's a Booklad with an essay by Sarah Clements and yet definitely had to have this one. I've not seen this.

Speaker 1

Yeah, that's cool.

Speaker 3

Had a lot of people talking about this one.

Speaker 2

I've not been able to see this one either, but Automatons is the first release from brand new partner label Glass Eye Pictures. If you recognize that name, it's because it's the production company of the one and only mister Larry Fessenden and his crew. Glass Eyepis has joined OCN for the first time and they're responsible for narrative films, documentaries, books, comics, audio plays and other unique work designed to inspire and contrast with corporate media. Fested and his operator of the

company since nineteen eighty five. This one directed by James Felix McKenney, starring Christine Spencer and Angus grim The Aingerrim the Angus Scram heard.

Speaker 1

He is.

Speaker 3

Quite Tall.

Speaker 2

New audio commentary with the director and crew, new behind the scenes surveillance camera montage, new film reel The Delusions of James Felix McKenny. There's a sixty minute behind the scenes documentary Anger Scrim interview from two thousand and six, a trailer from O six, camera test from O five, and then a booklet with new writing by Simon Abrams In an original director statement from six.

Speaker 3

Yeah, this looked pretty good. Yeah yeah.

Speaker 2

Next up, CARTOONA is releasing cash Cow from twenty twenty three. This one is going to have some featurettes on it. I don't know what they mean. They're called like here we have Idaho sure La screening promo, director's commentary and a trailer. This one says, in the fall of twenty twenty, a struggling actor explores early Mormon historical sites as he anxiously awaits national broadcast of his Domino's Pizza commercial. And if that's not eclectic enough to you, you.

Speaker 1

Know, those Idaho filmmakers eccentric quite same as Domino's Pizza commercials, unlike the Idaho militias who are.

Speaker 3

Quite arrested. Yeah, moving right along.

Speaker 2

I f C releasing Dandy Lyon from twenty twenty four. This is a struggling singer songwriter falls into an intoxicating romance that leads her to a deeper appreciation of her artistic journey and the discovery of a voice that is authentically her own. I supposedly this is incredible, Like one of the better partner label releases of the year.

Speaker 3

Have not been able to see this.

Speaker 2

We get a commentary with the writer, director, producer Nicole Regal, and director of photography Lauren Terrace. There's a behind the scenes footage, a Stills Gallery music video trailer, a booklet with new writing by Katie Rife and various members of the film crew.

Speaker 1

I'm very interested in seeing this, And you know, you read that description and that really sounds like a good film. But then you think, what if that were happening in real life with like somebody you knew, then it would be insufferable. Yeah, there's nothing there's nothing worse than being around someone who's finding themselves, you know what I mean, Because it's just like, what, what are we going to talk about tonight? What's what's on your agenda? Oh? We're gonna talk about you?

Speaker 3

Okay, I'm all ears.

Speaker 1

Yeah, what do you got? What discovery did you make? Today? So?

Speaker 3

What did you remember about your father this week? Jesus Christ moving right along, immediately laughing Saturn's Core delivering David the rock Nelson Collection number two, covering nineteen ninety two to nineteen ninety nine.

Speaker 1

Much more fun in real life. Now there's a dinner conversation. I'd like to have, David the Rock Nelson, What did you do today. I genuinely want to know. Please tell me now.

Speaker 3

Do you want to know what he did in nineteen ninety eight or twenty twenty five?

Speaker 1

Start wherever you want. I'll listen until you're done.

Speaker 2

Yes, Hillary Rodham Clinton is even in this. Supposedly one previously mentioned mister Brad Henderson might be in this as well.

Speaker 3

This is a.

Speaker 2

Fine collection to match up with the first volume that the did from Saturn's Core.

Speaker 3

Looks like some great stuff. Yeah. I love what Saturn's Core does pretty much every time.

Speaker 1

Yeah, they really are great.

Speaker 3

Wow. Yeah, Shutter released.

Speaker 2

A vinyl bundle and then they've also got two slipcover options for the film Destroy All Neighbors from twenty twenty four. This is the Joanah Ray Rodriguez film. It's also got Alex Winter in this, and uh, I think a small part with Kamil Najiohanny. I've not seen this yet. I really wanted to, but I am glad that Shutters.

Speaker 3

Put in it out.

Speaker 1

Yeah, some of my Shutter que I've.

Speaker 2

Liked Jonah Jonah Jonah Ray for quite some time. I always want to say Joan Ryan because that's literally my kid.

Speaker 1

That's a different This is different Joan Array than the Joan Hray that was mysters A right.

Speaker 3

Nope, that is him. It's his actual last name.

Speaker 4

Oh okay, uh shutters.

Speaker 3

Also go ahead.

Speaker 1

Jonah was the worst host, but I still like them.

Speaker 3

I used to listen to the Nerdus podcast with him on it all the time.

Speaker 1

Oh he's a funny guy.

Speaker 2

Yeah, and his his comedy with Kumail was always great. Like the nerd Melt stuff, I.

Speaker 1

Don't know what you're talking about, but okay, uh shutter is that internet stuff? Is that millennials?

Speaker 3

Actually, well elder millennials.

Speaker 2

Yeah, it's no, not Zeer's millennials millennials. The nerd Melt was a live comedy club in LA that shut down years ago, but they had a Comedy Central show that they did together Camil and Jonah Ray together. Sissy is the other Shutter title from this month. This is from twenty twenty two.

Speaker 1

How many is we Got? We Got? And then just Sissy? Where did I go?

Speaker 2

Well, you're you're right there, sir. The Meltdown, that's what it was called. Yes, and the venue is called nerd Melt. I believe, Uh so, Cissy says invited away on a Hen's weekend, Sissy is stuck in a remote cabin with her high school bully and a taste for revenge. Sicilia and Emma were tween age BFFs who were going to grow old together and never let anything come between them. That is until Emma's new friend, Alex, did just that when Cecilia became the target of Alex's bullying. For Sicily

and Emma apart. Twelve years later, Cecilia is a successful influencer living the dream until she runs into Emma for the first time in over a decade and her world is turned upside down. This is gonna have a commentary with the co director and writers. It's got a Making of Sissy. It's got eight behind the scenes featurettes, some side by side stories, board comparisons, on a book be riding by amber Tee.

Speaker 1

Where I come from, Sissy is what you call like any female relative, like a sis. Come on, Sisy, let's go the store. I need a ride. You know, I'll get my license back for another six months. Go and get the truck.

Speaker 2

You gotta go get it because I'm only allowed to be outside of the door for an hour and that clock runs fast. Uh, next one one, that man I am pretty damn excited for this one. Canadian International Picture is releasing The Devil at Your Heels from nineteen eighty one. This is a title that a lot of people have been very much touting and praising for years. This is Scannon restored in two K from the sixteen millimeters interpositive

by the National Filmore of Canada. It's got a new interview with the director, a new audio interview with Claudia Sorry Gloria to Mario. Rocket card designer Richard Keller speaks on his collaboration with Carter. There's an archival interview on here, and then the Big Thing Heure Cinema podcast Friend of the Show, Brian sour Show. There's an excerpt on here. This nine minutes long. There's an eight minute introduction. Yeah, lots of cool stuff for short films. As usual.

Speaker 3

CIP absolutely putting as much as they can on these discs, and it looks great.

Speaker 1

So it's like a good double feature with Cronenberg's Fast Company. I would definitely do that.

Speaker 3

Yeah.

Speaker 2

Then we get another Blu ray release of Enter the Void, the Gaspernoe film. This is gonna have a new audio commentary by Elena Lazak. There's a new visual essay by Chris O'Neil, forty page book with new writing by Bill Gabiri, Kaden, Mark Gardner and Mark new Human. This is one that was previously released in the UK by Arrow, and I asked Justin about this. Supposedly this should look better than the Arrow release.

Speaker 1

I can't keep up.

Speaker 2

The other thing is there are new extras. This will never have a four K so many people commented, how is this not four K? This was not done in a format that could be on four K. Gaspernoe has said it will never be in four K. Justin said it would be impossible. This will never be on four K. This and the Arrow release are the two best releases this will likely ever have anywhere in the world. So if you're into Gaspernoe, if you want Into the Void and you're in Region A, this is the one to get.

If you're in Region B, you might want the Era one.

Speaker 1

So you're saying, there's a chance.

Speaker 3

Thanks will thanks. Next up, Final Cut is coming this month from Umbrella.

Speaker 2

This is a film that I am stoked to be seeing get a good release like this. It's a region free. Got an audio commentary with the producer Mike Williams, moderated by Shane Armstrong. Visual essay from Andrew Mercado. There's a not quite Hollywood interview booklet with an essay by Stephen Bagg and the original publicity materials. And I believe this also includes another film.

Speaker 3

On here which one doesn't have.

Speaker 2

I think it's Samson His Mighty Challenge. Yeah, also includes the English doube of the original Italian film Samson and his Mighty Challenge?

Speaker 1

Is that what he calls it? Yes?

Speaker 2

Next Factory twenty five putting up Kill the Moonlight from nineteen ninety five or another good possible pairing for the CIP release. It's a been a stock car racer who blows a rod and his car catches fire. This one's gonna have a director interview twenty four page booklet with an interview by the director and Matt Grady from Factory twenty five is in there. Paul says that's wrong. I believe that they were saying that is correct, and not to mention the listing says that it does have that

second film. I'm so confused now I'll have to look that up.

Speaker 3

Thanks Paul.

Speaker 1

I love the fact that it advertises that it's.

Speaker 3

That description was from Hercules Returns and has nothing to do with the.

Speaker 1

Same Oh we're back at Final Cut now I know what you're talking about. Yeah. I thought that was concusing too. It looked like somebody copy pasted the wrong thing. Final Cut does not have any Samson and is mighty at whatever in it.

Speaker 3

Thanks Umbrella, ella A.

Speaker 1

I love the fact that Kill the Moonlight is advertised as like having a line sampled in the Beck song Loser, but it does in fact, I'm a driver, I'm a winner. Things are going to change. I can feel it. That's the line I'm excited about, Kill the Moonlight. I haven't seen that in forever, well since like nineteen ninety six, which feels like forever because basically is oh my gosh, different world these kids don't understand.

Speaker 2

Next title is from VHS Hitfest and it is The Killing Tide.

Speaker 3

What are we laughing at now?

Speaker 1

Nineteen ninety six? Just everything about it agreed.

Speaker 2

This one says a corrupt share of schemes with city officials to obtain lucrative lake front property.

Speaker 3

In a web of lies and intrigue, the sheriff tricks two killers into murdering his partners on the deal all in one night over the fourth of July. The Killing Tide never received the distribution that deserved when it was originally released, sadly falling into complete obscurity. We are so happy to release this one. One of the all time great low budget action films of the nineties and as soon to be cult classic, this one. There's a trailer out for it looks great.

Speaker 2

Yeah, Dan from VHS Hipfest says this is full of like sleeves and nudity and great action, and yeah, this looks pretty great.

Speaker 1

I'll tell you one thing. I don't recommend hiring professional killers, but if you do, you don't want offbeat ones. I want like odd beat, methodic, methodical, boring, straightforward, straight shooting, frankly killers. You know, I want the Killing Tide description anyway. So I'm just saying, if you're looking for someone into i don't know, kill a spouse or a boss or just a random person, and you and you meet an assassin who's off beat.

Speaker 3

By the way, this is not legal advice, make.

Speaker 1

A path pass. You know, I want. I want someone who's a little more bland.

Speaker 2

On that note, the Killing Tide We'll also have a commentary with the actor Steve Jones, interview with a director, on interview with another one of the actors. There's a documentary from nineteen ninety five, and this is also a new transfer from the original Master Cool Limbo is the next title coming from Brainstorm Media and.

Speaker 3

This has Simon Bats in it.

Speaker 2

And this has an interview with a director and a bunch of people associated with the film and also has some behind the scenes footage and a booklet with new writing by Alexandra Heller Nicholas Ryan galland you don't know that Wayne World two is great.

Speaker 3

Next.

Speaker 2

Kimstem is another brand new partner label making their debut this month. They are putting out the film Ma Mayor from two thousand and four. Kimstim is a company that's released some.

Speaker 3

Films on their own, and I'm sure this will get them a lot more notice. Now. My Mayor is one that a lot of people have been after it for quite some time.

Speaker 2

This is a scandalous, notorious film. This is with Isabel Hubberts and it's got a trailer on here, an interview with the director.

Speaker 3

Anything on My Mayor, Kimston there will.

Speaker 1

Oh no, I just want to see it. I'm not familiar with this one, so that one, all right, good, looks really good to me.

Speaker 2

Next up, Men of Deeds is the release from the Canalog this month, and this one. The trailer looked pretty good on this one, or maybe it was stills. I don't remember what it was on this, but yeah, this looked pretty dang good, says an audio commentary with the director from behind the scenes footage, promotional interviews, and then a student film from two thousand and seven from the director as well. Canalogue does pretty great stuff in general.

Rounding is the next title from Music Box Films. They were quiet for a long time and now they've released a couple in the last couple months. This one says after a traumatic incident, a driven young medical resident transfers to a rural hospital for a fresh start, but the demons of his past start to catch up to him when he becomes consumed by the case of a patient

with mysterious symptoms. I says a feature audio commentary with the director and editor Mike Smith behind the scenes and a handful of interviews, deleted scenes, outtakes, and yeah, this one looked very interesting.

Speaker 1

Rural hospitals ma'am, it can be a tough go.

Speaker 2

Yeah, if you get a chance, you don't want offbeat hospitals. You probably want on beat, methodical, bland hospitals.

Speaker 1

I'an'll tell you what. I was living in Lecture County, Kentucky, and I got the flu ro bad and got delirious because my fever. I was living alone. I must have passed out on the floor, woke up. It was winter. It was like six pm, but I thought it was six am, and I was trying to get ready for work. Didn't know where I was, and I called my mother, and I guess I must have just speak been speaking gibberish because she was like yelling at me to get

to the hospital. And I drove, not advisedly. Sissy wasn't around, so I drove to the emergency room, and I swear to god, it was like human centipede. This German doctor with a very thick and evil sounding accent. And I don't mean to stereotype the Germans, but let's be real. Their accent sounds evil and and they a lot of this. I'm telling in retrospect because people had to fill me in after I came to But apparently I had like a fever of like one hundred and three or four.

Like it was bad, Like you're not supposed to have that kind of a fever. They had to put me in an ice bath, and I do remember coming to in the ice bath and this German doctor is talking to me and he's complaining like he's he's not a native of Kentucky. He's from Germany. That's why he asked the accident. And he's there doing some kind of residency that he has to do, and he's complaining about, you know, the natives. He's like, they bring this on themselves. They

should all just be left to die. And then he walks away from me, and I'm sitting there in this ice bath, going, fuck, do I still have my kidneys?

Speaker 3

You know.

Speaker 1

There's half of me being sold on the black market. Where's my leg?

Speaker 3

You know.

Speaker 1

We're a hospitals. Stuff can happen and nobody will know. There's not a centralized reporting mechanism. They don't even have the internet, you know what I mean?

Speaker 3

Yes, yes, I do.

Speaker 2

I really thought this was a jokey anecdote when you first started.

Speaker 1

No, this really happened to me. Everything I've just said is true. Surrounding looks interesting. I mean, that's the kind of thing, that's the kind of atmosphere where I really get, like, you know.

Speaker 2

Cubric lovers here. You just got inflatable sext all at the Wastelands. It's a good release.

Speaker 1

It's amazing actually.

Speaker 2

Next the film that we talked about at the top of the hour, Mark Terry, Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter. This is got some names in it you'll recognize, like Tiffany Sheppis.

Speaker 3

We already talked about.

Speaker 2

It two audio commentaries with Mark Terry and Mike. We've got a featured on the film restoration and a bunch of extras on this, a lot more than usual on the ETR releases.

Speaker 3

And yeah, looks like a fun one.

Speaker 2

This one sold very well this month. AGFA releasing Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers from nineteen seventy two. This says Eternal trans Icon and Warhol Superstar Hollywood Lawn is a riot and scare Corona Garden of Cucumbers, a long lost comedy musical that has been lovingly restored by the Academy Film Archive. Holly Stars is a small town Kansas girl. He tries to make it big or at least find a roommate in New York City. One of the first treasures with a trans sorry, one of the first features

with a translead. This joyous Valentine to Individuality features a supporting role from the Warhol scenester Tally Brown, and cameos from Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin. This is region free restored from the original film elements at the Academy Film Archive, commentary with Jeff Copeland and Jackson Cooper, interview with the producer Henry J. Albert, and then a bonus movie Gums from nineteen seventy six. This is a Jaws parody from the director Robert J. Kaplan that was preserved from a

thirty five millimeter print Curtis of Vinegar Syndrome. There's a booklet with essays in it.

Speaker 3

Yeah, this was a absolute must.

Speaker 1

Yeah, that's great.

Speaker 2

You spent like twenty four minutes telling a dizzying hospital anecdote.

Speaker 1

I was then I had a joke, but I just I was like, you know what, now, I'm gonna let this one go. This this, this is a movie of historical importance and should be not that. What was the other movie, Rounding Round Rounders? That's the Poker movie. Not that rounding isn't important, but we don't know yet if it's a classic. So I felt I felt like I had license to tell my story. I mean, I got all kinds of stories that'll be relevant to this film.

Speaker 3

But yes, all right, Moving right along from Scarecrow and Gums. Next one is.

Speaker 2

The release from Bleeding Skull for this month, and it's Sorrow Alien Hitchhiker from nineteen ninety six.

Speaker 1

Did they call elderly mermaids, mermatrons.

Speaker 3

Mermaphrodites.

Speaker 1

I don't know if you can say that.

Speaker 3

You took that from the complete innocent way that I meant it and made it so different. Okay, let's talk about sir, sir s Okay, it is hard to see tonight.

Speaker 2

If the B fifty two is collaborated with Negative Land on an Alt Earth version of Star Trek, it would feel a lot like Cerro Alien Hitchhiker, a mixed media hallucination from filmmaker Patrick McGuinn. The story follows Paul, a skeptic who embarks on a spiritual, emotional, and sexual metamorphosis with an extraterrestrial named siro A wash in LSD tinged visuals, a pulsing acid house soundtrack. This is a beautiful synthesis of experimental video art and queer exploration.

Speaker 1

Was this the movie that was in Dirty Work?

Speaker 2

Not quite commentary with the director moderated by Annie Choi from Bleeding Skull. Bonus movie Desert Spirits from nineteen ninety four restored from the original sixteen millimeters elements, and then we've got short films restored from the original elements as well booklet reproducing of the nineteen ninety six press kit.

Speaker 3

I mean this looks really great.

Speaker 1

Yeah. I also love Negative Land, YEP and B fifty twos. I saw them in concert right before the pandemic.

Speaker 2

I am shocked they sound identical to their original recording.

Speaker 1

Still, yeah, it was great. Oh you know, it was funny. This is a weird plug. So this was like the fall before the pandemic, right and B fifty twos were doing their last tour with Berlin and orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, and so we went to see it and it was great. And I happened to be wearing the vinegar syndrome black flag bars with the float with the instead of the bars that's the film strips and this dude walks by me. He's like, yo, Blood Flag, and I'm like, am I about to get beat up at

a B fifty two show? And I was like, yeah, I butchered it up, you know, And and he's like, you know, they're coming to Greensboro and I was like what. And it turns out they were. And so they just had some guy who kind of like looked and sounded like Henry Rohens. But you know, Black Flag is really Greg Greg Ginn and whoever he's playing with. So I was like, well, I'll be there, dude, And sure enough

they came through at this like little bar. It was called The Blind Tiger and then a bunch of people got murdered there and they changed the name, I guess to make people forget. But anyways, saw a Black Flag and that was the last show I saw before the pandemic. H Like, the world shut down a week or so after. It was kind of appropriate in a way.

Speaker 3

Did they did they change the name of The Blind, Deaf and Dumb Tiger.

Speaker 1

No Hangar eighteen nineteen. I don't even know what I mean.

Speaker 3

It's a mega death reference.

Speaker 1

Oh okay, I'm not a I saw diacide there, though well heavier. I don't know if Mega Death can handle that shit.

Speaker 3

Probably not. Uh.

Speaker 2

Next up, Connie putting out Tokyo Uber Blues from twenty twenty one. This says Unemployed in the wake of the pandemic, twenty six year old filmmaker Taku Aogi decides to try his luck in Tokyo. Short on worldly possessions but a bike and a phone, he becomes an Uber Eats writer.

Now he can decide his own hours and is free to choose when to take orders, But pedaling through deserted streets delivering boba ti to cloistered condos, he starts to wonder what was it that ken Loach said about the uberization of society.

Speaker 1

First of all, way to go Ryan Gals. Ministry are having a renaissance somehow Al Jurgensen found the Fountain of youth and just you know, he looks kind of like Mamra from ThunderCats now, but like in a good way. And uh, I love check out ministries, like new re recordings of their early synthpop stuff. It sounds fantastic. But anyways, Tokyo Uber Blues.

Speaker 2

I'm sorry the moment you said Mamra, I almost said, wasn't that the pharaoh from ninth the museum?

Speaker 3

Just to be an idiot? And I can't stop laughing inside.

Speaker 1

The old version of Mamra and there. But but like he looks good, he looks good, and he's got a good sense of humor. I saw him with the Melvins about a year ago. And you know Ministry first two CDs I ever bought right CDs. So this is nineteen ninety one, ninety two.

Speaker 3

For me, I was you were what twenty eight twenty nights?

Speaker 1

I was like twelve thirteen, so ninety ninety one my life with the thrill co called sex Explosion and Ministry Psalm sixty nine. Those were my That's it. That explains everything.

Speaker 3

Yep, it really does.

Speaker 2

You got the theatrical cut on this disc age introduction from the director. There's a TV cut on here that's fifty two minutes long with an optional audio description. We've got the road, he walks the story of hekuon that's forty seven minutes. Performance of Tokyo Uber Blues by the composer theatrical Q and A.

Speaker 3

Jack's trying to uh, I.

Speaker 1

Just got well, I got well? Actually, ask me how many songs I can name three songs.

Speaker 3

There's also a booklet in the Connie release.

Speaker 1

Hey, I didn't mean to take attention away from Connie, because I love They're one of my favorite of labels. This is automatic. Any CONNYE release is automatic for me. And this this looks pretty cool.

Speaker 3

Great looking slip too, really good. Uh.

Speaker 2

Next, we got a couple catalog slip covers. First one is Shiva Baby from Utopia, a film.

Speaker 1

That it's not stabbing you.

Speaker 3

Yes, Shiva, they say Shiva in the film, they.

Speaker 1

Say shiven Oh because it's oops. Yep, you're right.

Speaker 3

Uh.

Speaker 1

What a great slip that is? Oh man?

Speaker 2

Yeah, catalog slipcover from Utopia looks great. The The big thing that frustrated some people is just like in you really lost it, just.

Speaker 3

Like during the.

Speaker 2

Oh yeah, just like in the halfway to Black Friday sale when VS introduced some new slips. These ones cannot be purchased on their own, so if you already had the standard and want the slip, you have to buy the whole thing all over again.

Speaker 1

Okay, that's that's kind.

Speaker 3

Of bullshit, but okay, Yeah, and during the halfway sale they were saying, well, it's contracts. We can't always do that, and it was MGM title, so that kind of made sense. This isn't an MGM title, so I don't know if it makes much sense on this.

Speaker 1

Well, if it were like five dollars and you could get the slip by itself, I would get it.

Speaker 2

And then Canadian International Pictures also has a catalog slip of Gina, and the art on this is frick and gorgeous.

Speaker 3

Same thing.

Speaker 2

Can't purchase it on its own, has to be with the movie and I already have Gina.

Speaker 1

So it's kind of like punishing you for being a loyal customer in a way.

Speaker 6

In a way, yeah, no offense, but I agree, Jim, I really like this slip on Gena, so it goes, So it goes.

Speaker 2

Bleeding Skull put out a logo tee this month and then if you really love the film.

Speaker 1

Bo.

Speaker 3

No if it's you and it's a womannequin.

Speaker 2

They also put out a blonde death tea, which I know made Kep Bonesy very happy and he bought it while he was with me, So yeah, that looks like a solid one.

Speaker 3

I wish more of these partner labels would release logo teas. They should. They're good stuff.

Speaker 2

They also had some of these deluxe led VHS releases. We got Calvert and Skateboard released this moment, and that is it for Ocean. So any thoughts show h whoops, any thoughts on Ocean for this month overall?

Speaker 1

I mean it's a great, great month. What was it, twenty two releases?

Speaker 3

Yeah, I believe so yeah.

Speaker 1

So you know, I hope you all have second jobs.

Speaker 3

If you're buying all of them, Yes, you absolutely need them.

Speaker 1

And so you know, we've been we've talked about this, well, we talk about it every month. How amazing it is that the OCN, the partner labels give us access to so many contemporary and recent films that we might not have access to at all otherwise.

Speaker 3

Right, So I agree.

Speaker 2

Uh, we're about to talk about a couple really great Deaf Crocodile titles, but before we do, def Crocodile last week announced on their social media's that they were running a giveaway for the release that they just sent out, which some people have been getting in the mail and others will probably have that be shipping here.

Speaker 3

Soon, I believe.

Speaker 2

And it is a pretty great release, The Treasures of Soviet Animation Volume one. They're giving away one of their deluxe box sets for this release, and it was very simple to join and be included on this. It was a random draw and we pulled a winner, and the winner is the Instagram user uk I k a r Eha. No idea how to pronounce that you kick a reha, That's what I'm gonna say. This is one that Congratulations,

you won. We're gonna get deaf crocodile in contact with you and that will get sent to your house.

Speaker 3

Will you okay?

Speaker 1

You kick Korea?

Speaker 2

Yeah, your kik area. Congratulations. All right, let's get back to it. First, June twentieth is gonna be the pre order date of these two releases, so you can't preorder these yet. You got about a two week wait and then they will be up and then they will be shipping in the following month.

Speaker 3

First one is The Pied Piper and Yeerie Barta shorts.

Speaker 1

That movie is incredible, Yes, yes it is. When the real rats come out, I'm just like, what am I watching? I am watching the most genius cinema in the history of cinema.

Speaker 3

It's truly a beautiful movie.

Speaker 1

It's it's incredible.

Speaker 2

So this is a basically it's got the same disc that they released under when Went they were with OCEN. And then there's a second disc that is longer than everything that was on this first disc.

Speaker 3

Gary. These will be up for pre order on June twentieth. June twentieth, so on.

Speaker 2

This one, the first disc is the same as they put out with OCN, and then on the second disc there are six brand newly restored Jerry Barta shortz that Craig from Deaf Crocodile restored himself. We've got riddles for a candy disc jockey design, a ballot about green Wood, the Last Theft, and the Club of the laid Off. There's a new video interview with Jerry Barta on here about his short films, new visual essay that's narrated by Arena Kovarova and Peter Hayms, and then brand new artwork

by Beth Morris. And it's got a full booklet. Now, the previous release did not have the full book like they do for their deluxe editions. This one is a sixty page illustrated book. It's got a new essay by Jonathan Oen, a new essay by Walt Shaw, and then there was an essay in their first release, and they poureded that over so you don't have to worry about losing that. Irina Kovarova wrote an essay on that one and this release is incredible just for those that have

never seen it. Pie Piper is a literal masterpiece of cinema. And I have to be honest, there are shorts on the first disc and the second disc that are like top of my favorites shorts ever, They're both incredible.

Speaker 3

We've got the.

Speaker 2

Vanished World of Gloves that's on the first disc that I love, and then the last Theft on the second disc is wild. People are going to find so much to love in this. It is such a great release. Please check this out when it goes up for pre order. I cannot wait to have this.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I can't wait to look into these shorts. Unbelievable.

Speaker 2

And if that's not enough, we also get to talk about The Devil's Bride, also going up for pre order on June twentieth. Oh look at that, Craig says, for convenience, they put Gloves on the second disc that was on the first diction as well, so all of the shorts are on disc two, so you got two copies of gloves Nice.

Speaker 3

So The Devil's Bride.

Speaker 2

This is going up for pre order on June twentieth from Deaf Crocodile as well deluxe edition box with incredible art. This is from nineteen seventy four and it's a Lithuanian rock opera.

Speaker 1

The Lithuanian Rock Opera, the first.

Speaker 3

One tell us about the Devil's Bride.

Speaker 1

Will oh, I love this movie. This was such a pleasure to work on. We did a visual essay called the One who Carries a Tune that's a quote from the film Rock and Roll Sessions and The Devil's Bride. Of course, at this time, Lithuania was, you know, under

the yoke of the Soviet Union. But they the Lithuanians protested in various ways for you know, decades, and one of the ways, one of the main forms of protest in the late sixties early seventies were to have these what we're called sessions, these rock and roll concerts because rock music, of course, was illegal. And as you can probably guess, our visual essay gets into a lot of the history of Lithuania at that time under again, under the yoak of the Soviet Union and the different kinds

of protests that were that were happening. Book smuggling, uh, rock and roll sung in you know, Lithuanian language. The movie kind of uses Christian imagery to obscure its criticism of the Soviet bureaucracy, a lot of pagan versus Catholic imagery in the movie. Every word of the movie is sung, and the songs are are pretty amazing. It's gorgeous. The the it's shot, you know in this this beautiful countryside, the mountains, the forests.

Speaker 3

The from ring one literally opens and you're taken by the setting.

Speaker 1

It's it's it's compared sometimes to Jesus Christ Superstar because that film had just been shown in in uh some some limited contexts in Lithuania, and it really kind of inspired along with just rock and roll in general, smuggled records and listening to radio free channels. I can't recommend this one enough. Whether we worked on it or not, it's just such an important historical document and such a

really strange and unique artistic achievement. You know, this, this and this this was you know, happening at the time that really tragic protests. People were self immolating in protests of the Soviet Union and their deaths were being covered up. In fact, it wasn't until the early nineties that some of this history was uncovered for the first time. So you'll see some of that in the extras to give context to the film. But the more you learn about that context, the more amazing the movie becomes.

Speaker 3

It's true.

Speaker 2

So this has a new interview with Monica edgar on here about her father's career, who is the director of Runus and Brunus. We've got a new video interview with Lithuanian film critic Iava Suki about the history of Lithuanian cinema, our visual essays on here. There's also an audio commentary that's not listed here that is on the disc by Michael Brooke, incredible Eastern European the essayist and commentator who

does this quite often. We've got in the deluxe edition you got a sixty page book with writing by Alexandra Hiller, Nicholas and Walt Chaw and some rare production artwork and photos.

Speaker 3

But again, beautiful movie.

Speaker 2

There's comparisons to Ken Russell in the descriptions. There's so much about this that I could recommend. It's you know, we said the same thing about serious. This is definitely a sumptuous film. This whole movie is a visual feast. It's got a couple of really funny site gags that it does in a couple scenes, but it is beautiful storytelling.

Speaker 1

I'll tell you one thing, man, and I'll say this knowing Craig is listening too, because it's this is a fact. Anybody who feels like they don't know enough about world history should get involved with Deaf Crocodile because I think I've read more books in the past year and a half about about world history than than my entire life up to this point. You know that these films are not just wonderful in their own right. And if you're like completely against learning new things, you can still enjoy

the movies. But if you if you take the time to do deep dives around you know the historical context of each each film that gets released, Oh my gosh, you just learned so much. I you know, with Socrates who said.

Speaker 7

That the.

Speaker 1

First sign of smartness is knowing that you know own nothing. Operation Ivy also expressed this, and I want to express it now in the context of watching Deaf Crocodile. Movies.

Speaker 3

It's a humbling and rewarding experience. I would agree. Oh my gosh, you agree.

Speaker 1

Craig's comment is very exciting because those are the two continents that need the most attention of all.

Speaker 2

He says, they're trying to fill in the embarrassingly large gaps in South America and Africa and their releases, and all I got to say, the next like sixteen months of releases from Deaf Crocodile look.

Speaker 3

Very very exciting. Oh my god, Ronnie is happy with the op Ivy reverence so much. Yeah, after life.

Speaker 1

Oh and let me tell you man back to Malcolm McDowell. That guy, that guy could not have been happier to talk about his experience working with Corin Shack NAZAARV on The Assassin of the Czar. So thanks Steph Crocodile, you gave me. You gave me a way to become best friends with Malcolm McDowell. Nice.

Speaker 2

All right, Well, thankfully we still only have eighty six releases to cover, so let's keep going.

Speaker 1

Oh my god, you know what you guys get. I've been so like I've been for years. I've been wondering who would get it. So you know, if you have it say nothing Los Alvidados, Louise bin Well's classic Mexican film to me, the holy Grail of unreleased Louis Binwell films, Los Alvidados, The Forgotten.

Speaker 3

All right, Hopefully Craig is taking notes.

Speaker 1

On Sleepway Camp. Speaking of Forgotten, Pamela Springsteen is so good in these movies, and listen Felicita Rose is an icon. Yes, absolutely, she comes first, but I think Springsteen is great in these these films, all right.

Speaker 2

Going August twelfth, four K release coming of sleep Away Camp two Unhappy Campers from nineteen eighty eight. This is a four K release only it does not have a Blu Ray disc. The reason for that is because Sandpiper Pictures released a Blu ray, shout Factory could not get rights for.

Speaker 3

The Blu ray.

Speaker 2

While Sandpiper holds that this is a new four K restoration of the thirty five millimeter interpositive, not of an ocen. It's presented with Dolby Vision, It's got an audio all kinds of extras that were on the last release. It's got a new looking at the making of the film with counselor Jeff Hayes, author of sleep Away Camp, Making

the movie and reigniting the campfire. New interview with actor Brian Patrick Clark, a new interview with special makeup effects artist Bill Johnson, and we got to go a little bit into the fact that everybody's all up in arms because somebody named john posted that they can't support these releases because he was not approached to help with these releases by Scream Factory. This got shared everywhere in all

kinds of groups. This got a lot of attention other YouTubers out there making like did scream Factory get exposed? They didn't get people associated with the film and ask what they could do. He's a guy that runs a fan site. He was not necessarily going to be invited on to help with these releases.

Speaker 1

It makes no like the YouTube podcaster or something.

Speaker 3

That was good, that was good. Yeah, this whole thing is a joke.

Speaker 2

There's a bunch of other people out there making full videos like shitting on Screen Factory, which they deserve it for a lot of things.

Speaker 3

This is necessarily one of them.

Speaker 1

I want to interject something. I'm not saying it was because of you, but in this slate that we're about to go through of shouting screen Factory releases, which objectively is one of the best slates in a long time. How many a March, how many lobby cards and art cards are there?

Speaker 3

I can't get a single one, and I'm very happy with that, not a one. I will have some other things to beat for.

Speaker 1

I salute you Ryan Barrel for your continued campaign against sloppy cards.

Speaker 2

I hope that somebody sent a couple of those clips and they're just like, listen, the people do not want lobby cards. So yeah, this whole John controversy is blown way out of proportion.

Speaker 1

You know, they didn't ask They didn't ask my sister, professional editor on a multi Emmy nominated documentary to be on this either, and she wrote her senior term paper about the sleep Boy Camp franchise. I can't believe that she wasn't asked to be on board. I boycott, Yeah, hell no, I'm buying this, of course, I am.

Speaker 3

Yeah.

Speaker 2

I don't even know what to say about all all of that. It doesn't deserve the attention that it got. People just I feel like wanted a reason to complain about these. It is shocked, shocking, I guess to say that these got four K releases and that were able to split these out by format, and while Sandpiper has Blu ray rights that were able to get good four K releases, when the Sandpiper releases suck so much, So be okay with it?

Speaker 1

Hey on, where are you going with that gun in your hand?

Speaker 2

Not to mention, a screen factory usually just upgrades things to four K and doesn't do anything new.

Speaker 3

These got new extras that that's a plus.

Speaker 1

So now you know what I feel like we're piling on And you know that guy's a human being and what's he guilty of caring too much? And I'm not going to fault him for that. I would be disappointed too if I ran a semi popular fan site and was an approach to be on the disc. So I just want to say to the camera, John, if you're out there, I know we just made a bunch of jokes man, It's part of the format. Don't take it personal. I get it, I get it all right. Three Michael J. Pollard, Dude, Michael J.

Speaker 2

Pollard, Sleepway Camp three Teenage Wasteland also coming on August twelfth on four K again new Blue no Blu ray disc. This does have a new interview with songwriter performer John Alton.

Speaker 3

That's it.

Speaker 2

Nothing else on here is new again only four K disc but better than the Sandpiper Blue.

Speaker 1

Fun fact. The movie was originally called sleep Bwoy Camp three Baba O'Reilly, but they found that nobody knew what they were talking about, and they.

Speaker 3

That's such a good joke. I thank you. Wow, that was so good.

Speaker 2

This is where I start to bitch about screen Factory because this is just ridiculous. So for the Sleepway Camp movies, you can buy two and three with a poster that is double sided. Uh, They've got the sleep Away Camp two poster on one side and the Sleepway Camp three poster on the other. If you're buying this, it's probably because you like both movies and now you can't hang both posters.

Speaker 1

Well you can if you put them on a window. Think about it, Ryan, If you're a Sleepway Camp fanatic, you probably want to cover your windows anyway.

Speaker 3

Okay, what's funny?

Speaker 1

So I didn't mean to steal your thunder, but problem solved.

Speaker 2

They also did this lithograph looking thing with both titles on one so you're getting you are getting two posters, but one of them has two and three on reverse sides, and then one has two and three together on one side.

Speaker 1

Well, I can't wait to see what you have to say about black splitation twos poster keep.

Speaker 3

Going, Yeah, this is a this is a bad decision.

Speaker 1

Uh charge us an extra fifty dollars and print too. Goddamn posters, fifty dollars.

Speaker 3

You should have been free.

Speaker 1

All right. What's about to happen is gonna surprise You're.

Speaker 3

Going for the second time.

Speaker 2

August twelfth, Jesus August twelve, four K release of World Trade Center from two thousand and six. The oliver Stone which shout factory is seemingly all of a sudden, the oliver Stone Distribution Company. This is coming out on four K. This has a four K disc, Blu ray disc. All kinds of new interviews on the Blu ray disc. This has so much on here. We got multiple audio commentaries, tons of new interviews, including one with John Burnhal What did you just mute to do? I'm so curious. It's

so quiet. So yeah, World Trade Center. I don't know that I've seen this. I've heard Nicholas Cage is quite good in this. What I said, I don't think i've seen this.

Speaker 1

I agree with Stangeeze. It's really good, all right. It's a you know, I'm not a jingoist, but it's not that kind of a movie. It's it's it's really well made, and you know, I like it as a companion piece with W, which I think is one of the most underrated Oliver Stone films and is in some ways a remake of Louis ban Well. Speaking of Louisman Well's discrete

Charm of the Bourgeoisie has some direct visual quotes. Watched W and then watch World Trade Center, and it really captures I don't want to say zeitgeist, but it captures something major about that era really well. I think those two film or Stones well last uncontroversially really good movies. I'll say that, all right.

Speaker 2

Next is we are getting a wide release now of Drag Me to Hell the four K Steel Book and The Strangers the four K Steel Book. These were both previously Walmart exclusive releases.

Speaker 3

Now you can get them anywhere.

Speaker 2

Shout Factory just kind of toy with everybody on these, a lot of people getting upset with how they're doing steel books. I'm not buying them really, so I get it, But I mean, we're gonna see in just a minute one of the crappy things they're doing. But yeah, now you can get this anywhere. But let's talk about that Black Exploitation Classics Volume two because this is coming in four k.

Speaker 1

Okay, yeah, I like dragging to he continue.

Speaker 2

We already talked about it when it got previously release August nineteenth. This is the second box set already. The first one, like is just shipping to everybody, and this one has yes.

Speaker 3

The titles Foxy Brown, why don't you go through?

Speaker 1

And then I can't see it here it's too small. I gotta go full scream, But then I won't we will to see the chat. Okay, So Foxy Brown and Fredday Foster along with Coffee and the first set that gives you arguably the three most important Pam Greer titles. I'm a Big Sheba baby fan, William Girdler represent but.

Speaker 3

Oh Cotton comes to Harlem fucked down the Slaughter films?

Speaker 1

Are you getting me?

Speaker 3

Are you?

Speaker 1

The only way this could be better if it would be if the mac was in it, which hey, maybe three and you know what if if you gotta if you've got to continue with that box art in order to juctify the restorations. Fine, but I will, I will join in with the chorus. There extras on some of the films. We you know, we're we're here. We some of us teach these films in classes, you know. I uh, I got a lot, I got a lot on these movies. I'm so happy that. Obviously, the movie is the most

important thing. But I would like to see some extras. I don't like to say extras. I would like to see some supplementals, some extensions, some contextual material. But yeah, obviously this is an immediate purchase, and the price on the show website is again absolutely reasonable for what you're getting.

Speaker 2

Yeah, like twenty two bucks something like that for each basically, Yeah, though I don't the back of the poster is kind of silly, with the six mini posters and Black Exploitation Classics Volume two.

Speaker 3

That that is kind of silly.

Speaker 2

I do think it's hilarious that we everybody complained about the artist on the first box and they said, you know what, fine, you're not getting any art moving forward. But the supplemental features is really the biggest thing here, the fact that we we get nothing new and yet they they literally poort over essentially all that they could on the these barely cobbled together Blu ray releases that came out previously. So we've got like a commentary with

Jack Hill for Foxy Brown, which great. I'm glad that's there. It should be carried over. Nothing wrong with that, but we should have we couldn't get new stuff.

Speaker 1

Yeah, as you go through, I mean, there's nothing on Cotton comes to There's nothing, nothing on most of them. The documentary looks great, part two of the documentary, but yeah, you know, all of these films deserve at the very least a commentary. And I don't know, I think there's a ton of podcasters and fansite operators and struggling academics out there who'd like to produce that kind of material.

Speaker 2

You know, I got to be honest, I definitely want to give credit where credit's due because I've put Shout down many many times to choose to put out two box sets of blaxploitation classics that are true b exploitation classics and not just like Z grade bad movies that most people have never heard of, and that they're going to big titles first. This is a huge deal, and Shout is incredible for doing this, I gotta be honest.

Speaker 1

Was that a veiled reference to Severn's release of Blackenstein.

Speaker 2

No, although, on that note, if they if they do get a volume three and it happens to have Abby, the world will.

Speaker 1

Explo Speaking of William Gerbler classics, yeah, oh my gosh, just to a William Gerdler blackxploitation set. They would only have two movies in them, but it'd be.

Speaker 3

Good all right. So that's blaxploitation classics. Uh.

Speaker 2

Oh, it's also time to talk about Death Stocker and Death Stoker two coming in the most surprising four K release from Shout ever, probably August twenty sixth. And yeah, and a four K do feature Uh, some Worski verse stuff.

Speaker 1

Well, the only surprising thing is that you've poisoned the well with Shouts so much that they ignored the Winorski stand that has been knocking on their door for years. Desktalker two is probably Winorski's best movie. Desktalker one is a vestigial uh ear lobe that that cannot be sliced away. I don't care for the first desk Stalker. It has nothing to do with the second Desk Stalker. The best scenes of the original Desk Stalker are in are also

in Desktalker two. There are no new extras, but that's okay because the commentary for Desktalker two is so good that it's worth the up grade just to keep the materials that are there. This is one of what this is like the third Why Noorski four kp grade along with Return of Swamp Thing and I think something else.

Speaker 3

Yeah, I think it's the third.

Speaker 1

So it's definite for me. If you're a casual fan of the Desktalker films and you already have the Blu ray, then it's probably not necessary. But I prefer to see my Why Norsky films in this sharp definition as possible. It's I cannot say who or what was said, but we got some choice Jim Way Norski stories from some guys who worked on some of his films in a recent interview that I don't think we're going to be

able to. I think they meet the legal definition of slander, but they were pretty funny stories.

Speaker 3

Yeah.

Speaker 1

Anyway, this is a Happy Day Death Stalker two duel of Titans. If you've never seen it, please do.

Speaker 2

Next up, we've got our first single title from the Hong Kong Cinema Classics line that Shout is doing. They had the Jetly box set that they previously announced now August twenty sixth a four K and Blu Ray dual format release.

Speaker 3

You're welcome. I'm eighty seven's City on Fire.

Speaker 1

I manifested this. This I take credit for this.

Speaker 3

How is that?

Speaker 1

It was in my wish list that I did on the New Year's Oh nice? Yeah yeah.

Speaker 3

Ringo Lamb directing Chow Yun Fat starring City on Fires. One that has been.

Speaker 2

Wish listed thousands of times over the years until Will did it and manifested it.

Speaker 3

So thank you.

Speaker 1

This is great. This is great too. If you've ever seen Reservoir Dogs and you want to see the good movie that they describe, this is it.

Speaker 2

So we got our first glimpse at what they're going to do to treat these single releases. Like first, we got a new audio commentary with Frank Jang and f Jada Santo.

Speaker 3

That's great.

Speaker 2

The Blu ray disc is going to have new subtitles. That's on the four K disc as well. I don't know why I said it like that. It's got that brand new commentary and then a new interview with the screenwriter Tommy Sham New Hong Kong Confidential, Inside City on Fire with author Grady Hendrix, which is gonna be great, interview with Rick Myers, and then an interview with Kim Newman.

Speaker 3

Lots of stuff on this disc. I'm glad they are treating as well. It seems like, I mean, this looks great. It's got like one of the original posters on here. I know some people in the chat here don't love the cover, but second one purchase looks like a non region one Blu ray. Yeah, because it's it's original poster arc. Yeah, this is incredible. Yeah, I really like the movie. That's one of Ringo Lamb's best.

Speaker 2

So, now, again this is not a digg As Shout, but we got to have the conversation because we did get the announcement that Arrow bought the rights for these over in the UK, and so Aero is going to be releasing almost every single thing that Shout is releasing in the US, and a lot of people prefer Arrows packaging Slash art choices slash if they don't, we don't know if they're gonna be identical extras for me. I'm probably gonna wait for an arrow release on City of.

Speaker 1

Can't let it go? Can you?

Speaker 3

I can't. Those lobby carts have poisoned the will.

Speaker 1

They got rid of lobby cards? Why are you holding them to the past.

Speaker 3

Because they've ruined so much for that cardboard.

Speaker 1

You just can't forgive.

Speaker 3

I can't.

Speaker 1

What's sad?

Speaker 3

All right? Next up?

Speaker 2

If that's simply not enough, Shaw Brothers Classics Volume seven, Volume seven. When this box set gets released, they will have h we're up to. I think it's like eighty nine films from Shaw Brothers the Shout has now put out, which is insanity for how quickly they've done that.

Speaker 1

That's like sixteen nine plus twenty right, nice?

Speaker 3

Nice?

Speaker 1

Wow? Why dof youople watch the show? I have no idea?

Speaker 2

So yeah, eleven films in each of these Show Brothers boxes. This one has the Imperial Tumor, this one as Legend of the Bat, the Shadow Boxer, the Spiritual Boxer, Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, two shoolin Handlock Swordsman and Enchantress, the Proud Twins, a Deadly Secret, and then all the way at the end, heroes shed no tears. All of these get new extras. Uh, they don't hold back on anything. These box sets.

Speaker 1

They got, They got the mudge Man on every single one they do. I'm saying, go back to the Black Exploitation and we're how are we supposed to interpret this? Yep, you know, we're just gonna let some of these films languish with no supplementals.

Speaker 2

And then they announced the Mario Baba boxet and some of those films got four brand new commentaries.

Speaker 1

IDA have questions about that, but that's not for this week.

Speaker 2

As no, no, it's not so Yeah, this is this is crazy, ridiculously great box sets. They are doing so well with these eleven films in each one. We're up to just from these seven box sets, seventy seven titles. And the crazy thing, it's no crossover with Aero stuff. So if you're collecting the Shoscope stuff.

Speaker 3

You've got just a wealth of great films that you can watch from Shaw Brothers studios.

Speaker 1

I have all three of the Shoscopes, and I don't have any of the Shaw Brothers classics, And so what I've started doing is every time I get paid, I go to the gas station and play the lottery until I run out of money and eventually, I mean statistically, I have to win someday. Can you imagine Norm McDonald had a whole routine about, uh, given a lottery ticket as a gift, you know, and it's like, here's nothing, because like what kind of nightmare would it be if

it won? You don't want to win, right, so you're giving nothing. And I always thought of that. Like in my old job, for the first like four or five years of it, the department head in December would give everybody a lottery ticket as a as a gift at the end of the semester, and nobody ever won, and somebody looked like one ten bucks or something. But every year I hoped and prayed that I would win, and if not me, then somebody, just so I could see his shit face.

Speaker 2

Watch somebody quit on the spot, Oh my god, from a ticket that he gave them.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I mean, I want it to be me, but if it couldn't be me, definitely somebody from like housekeeping custodium, so that they could stand up and say everything that they've wanted to say for years to these entitled abusive administrative warts. All right, anyway, this looks like a great set. I love Shaw Brothers stuff, and if I ever win the lottery, I'm just gonna get all seven at once.

Speaker 2

Fuck it, let's take a break from shout for just a moment. Lionsgate Limited is having their first sale over on their website.

Speaker 3

It is a Father's Day sale. It is happening. Now.

Speaker 2

They've got five releases on sale. That's it, the five that you see in the picture. We've got The Conversation, The Third Man, Reservoir Dogs, Your Next, and Den of Thieves. Now, for a lot of people, this was very overwhelming because this was not a great sale. It's forty percent off of MSRP. But for like the Conversation, it brought it down to I think sixty dollars from eighty. For Reservoir Dogs,

it brought it to like twenty four twenty five. But the other ones, like Your Next is thirty five dollars. It's still it's like what a steel book should be basically. So a lot of people just not happy with the prices. But now you know, lines Gate Limited is willing to put some of their stuff on sale, so it's not necessarily a half to jump day one sort of thing.

But also some of their titles have gone out of print, so if it's something that you want, you might want to check it out sooner than later.

Speaker 1

Back to Shout though Father's Day, the holiday where you get yourself a presents me August twelfth, just just say you know, I bought my own card today. Ouch.

Speaker 3

August twelfth, Shout Factory is it's.

Speaker 1

Gonna be funny. I'm gonna have to fill it out myself too.

Speaker 3

Good lord. August twelve.

Speaker 2

Shout Factory is doing an Amazon exclusive four case steel book for John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars.

Speaker 3

Mexic Funk much maligned. Mexicfunk is the one that did the art for this, and just like the film, the art is much maligned. Most people seem to hate this.

Speaker 1

It looks like that one season of Walking Dead. I'll admit that.

Speaker 2

Well, if that's not enough to get you enticed, they are also doing prints of Darkness, a four K steel book, same artists Mexico's.

Speaker 1

Yeah, that's misleading, just.

Speaker 3

A little misleading about the film.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I feel like the artists didn't necessarily watch it all the way through. That is possible, but at least they're not advertising it as as sample than Marilyn Manson.

Speaker 3

And starring Alice Cooper.

Speaker 1

Co starring.

Speaker 3

Yes, that was the joke. He absolutely is not star in that movie. So here's the thing.

Speaker 2

A lot of people are steel book fanatics, steel book collectors for shout. Releasing a four K steel book months later or even like two months later kind of sucks if you're gonna put out a steel book in the regular release of the film. Doing both at the same time so people can make an informed decision, that is what some people want to do.

Speaker 1

Yep. Well, I'll say Prince of Darkness great movie. Ghosts of Mars not a great movie, but worth another shot.

Speaker 2

Mutual friend of ours, mister stan Geezy doesn't seem to like Prince of Darkness.

Speaker 3

I love this movie.

Speaker 1

We diverge, mister easy.

Speaker 2

I didn't love this movie until I saw it on the big screen. This one absolutely changed my feeling on it. Speaking of feelings, oh God. September fifteenth, Kurzone over in

the UK is releasing a giant Michael hannekebox set. This is a fourteen disc Blu ray collection containing Michael Hannick's entire feature filmography, plus newly restored TV works from the acclaimed director, You've got all of the same films that are on the Umbrella set and the inclusion of the US film of Funny Games that he remade of his own film from two thousand and seven. Will have different extras than the Umbrella release. This does have the additional movie.

It is a fourteen disc set just like the Umbrella release. Oddly, and this one likely will be region blocked, even though Umbrella will likely be region free. I'm just curious what is holding up the rights with Funny Games US and the rest of the world. UK is the only one that's ever been able to get a BLU ray of it. So very very.

Speaker 1

Curious story about that. But I tell you, man, usually when I pay to have my emotions toyed with, I have to promise not to look or in the eye, and so I like that I'll be able to buy this and look wherever I want Funny Games. I think I told this story at some point in the God, how long have I been on this show? Two years? Three?

Speaker 3

At at least two and a half hours?

Speaker 1

Yeah? No, no years? Oh oh yeah yeah. So in the year two thousand and eight, right, that's when it came out, right, Funny Games two thousand and seven. Two thousand and seven, yep, okay. I was in San Francisco for a conference, and I was supposed to go to this conference with my old college mentor, Jeff, and Jeff was unable to attend because he had gotten sick and was in a coma and they thought he was going to die, and so I went by myself, and I was feeling a little unsure about what was going to

happen in life. So I went to the conference and I gave a presentation, which, by the way, was on Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part two. And this was the conference where I met my now longtime friend and co writer Christopher Wofter. But anyway, I was there by myself. I didn't know Chris yet. We glanced at one another longing and they hadn't really been introduced, and so I just wander around San Francisco. I have never been there before. Was kind of surprised at how fishy it smelled where

we were. Anyway, I guess it's like a port. I don't know, it's glad to see. And so I went to a movie theater and I was like, well, I guess I'll watch a movie. And it was Funny Games the remake, and at that point I hadn't seen the original, so I watched the remake and was like, fuck, this is cool. And then I got out and it was still daylight, and I was like, well, shit, I want to see another movie. And the only one playing at just the right moment for me to sneak in was

Adam Carolla's The Hammer. Have you ever seen that? I thankfully no, No, it's actually pretty good. And I know what you're saying, what you're thinking, Adam Carolla has weird opinions, but the movie turned out to be actually pretty good. Recommend The Hammer. I recommend The Hammer. I don't recommend it as a double feature with Funny Games, since The Hammer is a boxing comedy. But it has one of the great, all time great scenes where Adam Carolla and oh shit, what's her name? No?

Speaker 3

No, No, Jennifer Bials, No, the funny Sarah Silverman, no, stop it.

Speaker 1

Best show. Jane Lynch. Jane Lynch. Great scene of Adam Krola and Jane Lynch in line together at Low's or home depot having a discussion over the which types of nails to use and constructing in the outbuilding Anyway, I get back home and Jeff has come out of his coma, and like they thought he was going to die so much, the priest was there to do last rites came out of his coma. I went to see him in the hospital and the first thing that some bitch said to me was how much to value you for the hotel?

And I love that guy? He was the best.

Speaker 2

Who knew that Michael Hannikus stuff would bring tears to our eyes? As we talked about last week on the show Bearded Film Guy. Chris's show Beyond the Blood is now on the podcast network Someone's Favorite Productions.

Speaker 3

Welcome Chris and everybody. Yeah this is really cool. Check out their show.

Speaker 2

It is available everywhere you get your podcast. Yeah good stuff. MVD rewind announced that on September sixteenth on Blu ray and DVD they are releasing Best Christmas Movies Ever from twenty twenty four. It's a festive feature length movie that takes you inside the making of your favorite holiday classics. It's a bit of a documentary. You got an audio commentary out here with the director, deleted and extended scenes, and collectible mini poster as usual, and some other featurettes.

As always curious about this one. Yeah, next up, I hope will comes back because I was gonna ask if you had seen this one. September sixteenth MVD is part of their Smad Castle Cinema line is putting out Big Helium Dog. This is from nineteen ninety nine, coming to Blu ray and DVD or any home video format for the first time ever.

Speaker 3

Have you seen this? Will you're still muted? Wow?

Speaker 1

He's got tits.

Speaker 3

I love about that's how you come back?

Speaker 2

Hey, we got a brand new HD transfer and restoration of the OCN.

Speaker 3

Commentary from Brian Lynch.

Speaker 2

This is a Smodcastle film, executive produced by Kevin Smith.

Speaker 1

Oh I say.

Speaker 2

We got multiple commentaries on here, introduction by Kevin Smith and Brian Lynch Q and a with the writer and director, cast, audition footage, all kinds of stuff.

Speaker 3

Yeah, I definitely want to see this one.

Speaker 1

How many commentaries this get Cotton comes to Harlan Zealis. I tell you what, Hollywood hasn't changed a bit.

Speaker 3

You are right. July twenty second.

Speaker 2

Matta Gascar, the DreamWorks animation film Matta Gascar from two thousand and five getting a four K release from you. It will have Dolby Vision and HDR Dolby Atmos, all of the ported over special features.

Speaker 3

Nothing new on Madagascar.

Speaker 1

Well in that case, I'd like to move it, move it along.

Speaker 3

As we did.

Speaker 2

That was good reminder that Odyssey Movies that just opened back on Mother's Day. They are still running their first month ten off promo. So go to Odysseymovies dot com and if you sign up for their rewards program, you get a eighty reward points already in your account for free, so you only need to spend fifty bucks to get your first coupon, free shipping on three or more items packed in a box for collectors, and all that fun stuff, really good prices.

Speaker 3

Check it out, all right, doing all right? Will?

Speaker 1

Yeah? If if you hadn't guessed he did subsequently die, Yeah, and I wish he hadn't.

Speaker 4

Yeah.

Speaker 2

July twenty ninth, Universal releasing another four K steal book for the film Nobody to take a chance at making some more money since the sequel is coming out this year, and it's the exact same disc as the first one, just in a fancy new four kse deal book.

Speaker 1

Yeah, you know, if you kind of like John Wick, but you felt like you wanted someone who looked less capable of fighting, This is the movie for you.

Speaker 2

And then even then five almost five years later, they'll film a sequel to it when he's even less capable.

Speaker 1

Better call somebody else.

Speaker 3

That's pretty good.

Speaker 2

July eighth, four K Blu ray DVD releases of The Amateur from this year, The Romie Malik and Laurence Fishburne Amateur spy intelligence type of film. I heard this is pretty decent, have not seen it. It's actually got some good extras here.

Speaker 3

Uh. The Fox recently given a four K release to this is pretty surprising.

Speaker 1

Well, the the premise that he would win a fight as pretty surprising.

Speaker 3

That's true, that's true.

Speaker 1

What is he like? A data analyst and he can't get anybody to help him, so he's like, fuck it, I'm going to become wellsponible.

Speaker 3

Somebody had to kill his wife first to get him to hulk up.

Speaker 1

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know. That's I don't know. I don't know if that would be most guys reactions.

Speaker 3

All right, we only have eighty six more announcements tonight, so here we go. How about for though a lot still really oh.

Speaker 1

Yeah, jeez, well I guess I should stop being entertaining.

Speaker 3

We still have thirty left. August twelfth, Blu Red coming to the US watching, tons of people still watching. They love you will well.

Speaker 1

That's on them.

Speaker 2

Blood Dolls coming from Full Moon on August twelfth, Charles Band's outrageous nineteen ninety nine hard rock devil Doll classic and if you want and you go to full Moon, you can purchase for fifty dollars and it will come with They signed one sixth scale pimp doll with the Blu Ray.

Speaker 1

You don't pay him the money directly, though, you got to go through a third party.

Speaker 3

Go get to the guy around the corner.

Speaker 1

Yeah, yeah, I want to get that blood doll. Have you seen I don't know no blood doll. I don't know. I don't know no blood doll.

Speaker 3

Are you a distributor? If I ask for your distributor, you have to tell me no.

Speaker 1

I'm a jed. I really want a blood though, all right? Follow me?

Speaker 3

Yeah?

Speaker 1

You want some heroin?

Speaker 3

Why? I mean?

Speaker 2

I know it's Charles Band and that's the answer here. But it literally says act now. I love that on a Blu Ray promo.

Speaker 1

I love that. It's meaningless, but we know what it means.

Speaker 3

It's it's like that basically is the Charlie banded signature.

Speaker 1

John Carpenter once said that if there was an apocalypse, he was sure that two species would survive, cockroaches and Charles's band I think it was a compliment. I don't know, but either way he'll still be around.

Speaker 3

Wow.

Speaker 2

June twenty fourth, Jinga Films is releasing The Bunny Game. Normally I don't post many things from Jinga Films, but the Bunny Game is one that people have been wanting a good blu ray release of. This is Adam Raymeyer, who also.

Speaker 3

Did what is this the movie I'm thinking of? Probably Torture? Yes it is?

Speaker 1

Yeah, Oh, where's the four k?

Speaker 2

Adam Raymeyer has gotten popular because his last two films have been incredible. He did Snackshack and he did Dinner in America. Both are incredible, and now you can get his twenty eleven very different than those two film, The Bunny Game.

Speaker 1

Yeah, this one. You know, if you're a fan of Bob's Burgers but you wish you were darker, this is your chance.

Speaker 3

Oh man, does that mean it's inspired by Louise Bonwell?

Speaker 1

People listening on the podcast. Aren't going to get that. The people who are watching are gonna be like that was funny. I'll catch it in.

Speaker 3

Did you read it?

Speaker 1

I'm just kidding.

Speaker 2

I was kind of against this, but I had somebody suggest it. I put up a shirt with a different logo for the Disconnected for Pride Month and uh forever. This is going to be available on the shop, and all proceeds from this always will get donated to the Trevor Project in full. So if you check this out, yeah, all that goes donated, nothing, nothing coming back to me. And I'm I'm gonna be doing what I can to add more to it every single time.

Speaker 1

So this is for the Blue Days.

Speaker 3

Yeah, the eighties and gentlemen.

Speaker 1

Uh the four Days, the four.

Speaker 3

They wait wait wait they all got four day upgrades.

Speaker 1

I hope, so because they deserve it. Listen, Look, I want to be serious for a second. I know several people hate it when I say anything vaguely connected to reality, but that some bitch Secretary of Defense with the palmade and the makeup trailer next to his office, just ordered Harvey Milk's name to be taken off of the naval carrier that was named after him, and he ordered it on June the first. So, you know, you tell me what it means. And I find that, I mean all

the things that I find offensive. I find that so unnecessarily mean, yeah, and offensive and awful. And I could be saying that about many things, and I have been, But right now, this is the thing that I'm mad about. Yeah, exactly. It means it's an asshole. And I am sick of the reality television culture that glorifies assholes. I prefer the podcast culture that glorifies assholes because that's the one that I fit into. But you know, there's different kinds of assholes,

and that's really what makes them so great. That is what I'm trying to say. What am I trying to say? Seriously, taking Harvey Milk's name down? Are you kidding me? Makes no sense? Yes, So Happy Pride Month. Everybody fucking stand up. Everybody stand up and do what you can, do what you must. All right.

Speaker 3

Back to the show House of the Devil, beautifully slow paced Dark Sky Selects.

Speaker 2

We haven't heard anything from them for a long time since everybody complained about their fake chainsaw that costs two hundred dollars, And now they are back with a Blu ray steel book for House of the Devil. And this one ruffled some people's feathers because they were excited that they had the second site release and they didn't have to worry about this. But now this got four brand new extras as well. So if you really love ty West or this film, there are three now releases this movie.

I believe, all of them having exclusive extras. So great, good movie.

Speaker 3

I like this one.

Speaker 1

Well, we've talked about ty West before.

Speaker 3

So we have Are you ready to talk about Trauma?

Speaker 1

Oh?

Speaker 2

Yeah, Shakespeare's shit Storm Finally after five years, getting a home video release coming on September sixteenth on four K blu ray from Trauma with an intro by Lloyd Kaufman, producers and cast commentaries, heaping serving of Trauma trailers Radiation March. I've been traumatized Trauma in Times Square, full length behind the scenes doc and more.

Speaker 3

You have you seen this one yet?

Speaker 1

So I just noticed that it had been added to my Trauma Now I do subscribe to Trauma. Now, I don't think I can wait. I'm gonna go ahead and watch it probably this weekend. I might do it as a double feature with the dirty cut of dirty work, Love, Trauma, Love, Lloyd Kaufman? Did I I tell? Did I tell the Lloyd Kaufman story?

Speaker 2

You did, Craig pointing out, he went and checked, and yes, you can get a real chainsaw for less than two hundred dollars making fun of the Dark Sky selection thing. For the record, When the Texas chainsaw'm asker for k from Dark Sky with the fake chainsaw got announced, somebody went and did the math and there was a way to buy the four K of Texas chainsaw i'm ask her and a real chainsaw for less than what Dark Sky Selects was charging for Texas chainsaw four K and

a fake chainsaw. We're getting a four K release of Shakespeare's ship Storm. That's pretty wild.

Speaker 1

Let's talk about this. So this is a loose adaptation of The Tempest. The Tempest, which is one of Shakespeare's more interesting later plays, one that is of great interest and significance to modern day postcolonial scholars because it gets into some questions of the British Empire, and you know how some of the stuff they did wasn't so great, gets into questions of enslavement and dominion and patriarchy and

stuff but also has like a lot of comedy. The Tempest is really really well, you know, allegedly stand some would say Shakespeare's housekeeper continued to write place well into her dotage. But anyway, Yeah, the Tempest was the last Ish Shakespeare play and it's fantastically strange and I can't wait to see the adaptation, which we'll do what every Shakespeare adaptation should do and add more scatological humor. And Scott Keeling, thank you so much for bringing that up.

We do need a blu ray of Merchants of Death, which is the most fantastic trauma license movie that has not yet been released by Vinegar Syndrome, Merchants of Death with PJ. Souls, William Smith and some other people. It's so good when you guys see it. Has anybody in the chat actually seen Merchants to Death? If you see Merchants of Death, you'll know why I'm so insistent about it. But anyway, Shakespeare's shit storm, and yes, Sibner, I am a moyear guy.

Speaker 3

I'm done, all right, that was trauma. Next up.

Speaker 2

I just wanted to shout this out for people that didn't know about this. Anybody that's been around physical media for a handful of years and remembers Garage House Pictures. Harry that ran Garage House Pictures is now running The Gap Theater in wind Gap, Pennsylvania, and it's got some pretty incredible programming that they're doing. They're doing a Friday the thirteenth marathon, all in thirty five millimeter. They're playing Ricky Oh, Streets of Fire, Rocky Oar Picture Show at

midnight near dark, all kinds of great things. Go check them out if you're within driving distance. Get win Gat, Pennsylvania. Yeah, check it out.

Speaker 3

August fourth.

Speaker 2

In the UK, we've already talked about the US release of this, but Paramount is releasing a seventy fifth anniversary collector's edition of Sunset Boulevard over there. This gets four times collectible Paramount original lobby cards, a Billy Wilder director trivia card, reproduction of Norma's note capacity wallet designed like the script, collectible street sign, two fold out posters, six art cards, and.

Speaker 3

A photo book all the cards.

Speaker 2

That's quite a lot, and yet all of this stuff is cheaper than one of the old screen factory sets with the lobby cards.

Speaker 3

Isn't that wild?

Speaker 1

I feel like it should have include a pack of playing guards, since that's such a pivotal prop.

Speaker 3

Would have made sense.

Speaker 1

Yeah, so the Gap theater is seven and a half hours from where I live. I think that's worth.

Speaker 3

It to go for certain things. Yeah, it'd be worth it.

Speaker 2

Well, And actually I should go back to this because simonar is saying you can only attend one week?

Speaker 3

Which one do you pick?

Speaker 1

Let mean, what are my options? Oh, Titanic for sure, ridiculous.

Speaker 3

Let me pull that comment down. We might be able to see the full month here.

Speaker 2

So Scanners, Teresa and Isabelle, Streets of Fire, Friday, the thirteenth of Marathon, and then the Guns of Navarone. That's not a bad week. Near Dark, Napoleon, Dynamite, Lady Sings the Blues, Oh, Headwig and Knife plus heart is a great double feature, Lavern.

Speaker 1

I think the Scanner's week is probably it for me.

Speaker 2

It looks pretty great. Yeah, and then you cap it off with you only live twice at the end.

Speaker 1

No, that's a different way guns an avarroon.

Speaker 3

Oh hello, you said scanners. I was looking at near Dark. I would probably pick the near dark week.

Speaker 1

Okay, well we'll go back to back then.

Speaker 2

Yeah, I don't need to see all the Friday the thirteenth, even though I mean the fact that they're playing him in thirty five millimeter is pretty damn red.

Speaker 3

Yeah, it's the forty fifth anniversary this year, that's true, true, all right. Going from Sunset Boulevard to ridiculous censorship. July ninth, four K in Australia, Madman Films is releasing Crocodile Dundee.

Speaker 2

Quote the encore cut, it's compromised. They have cut out two and a half minutes of.

Speaker 3

This movie of today. Does he say, yes, they took up the cross dressing scene entirely.

Speaker 1

So now Crocodile Dundee joins the Fringe connection.

Speaker 3

Yes, the French connection was just on streaming though.

Speaker 1

In the in the only time it will join the French connection.

Speaker 2

So a lot of people are saying that there is rumor to be a Paramount four K that's coming out that.

Speaker 3

They hope to be uncut.

Speaker 2

Supposedly Paramount was the ones behind the cut.

Speaker 1

So I so we're good with some like it hot and tootsy and she's the she's the man, and sorority girls and shall I go on? But Crocodile Dundee, I actually don't even know. It might very well be offensive. I'm not even sure I've seen crocodile dundee. Do you know what? Do you know what it is that's been you just said a cross dressing.

Speaker 2

There's a cross dressing scene and there's a couple slurs that are involved with that.

Speaker 1

I believe they just put out Ace Fincher on four K. I don't think they cut Sean Young scenes, did they?

Speaker 3

I don't think so.

Speaker 2

I mean, here's the thing, and and Ronnie's right, Yes, it is a very transphobic scene. Not taking that away. I don't love the comedy in it, or the jokes or anything like that.

Speaker 3

Yeah, no, I think you show your you show your you show your.

Speaker 1

Thoughts on the film by not buying it exactly, you know, which is exactly what I'm doing with the Ace Venturer movie. But to cut it is to pretend like it didn't happen.

Speaker 2

Right, And uh, you know, if if you need to put some sort of disclaimer at the beginning, do what you gotta do.

Speaker 3

But it should be.

Speaker 1

Like the Tom and Jerry cartoons, get with the Goldberg to come out and say, look what you're about to see is going to have some problem. But if we tried to cut them off all.

Speaker 2

And you know what's funny, there's so many people up in arms about this cut. This film was only ever like shown uncut in Australia. The rest of the world already had a cut version of the film. So yeah, it's I don't know, you don't need to pretend that the jokes didn't happen.

Speaker 3

We should learn from it.

Speaker 1

I agree with Ronnie hundred per, you know, it's it's something that has to be confronted and dealt with. And like you know, sometimes when I'm talking with students who have grown up in certain contexts where they're like, what's the big deal? You know what I mean, like that these problems have been solved. You can you can point to moments and films Crocodile done, dnace F insurance stuff and say, you know, see here, here's here's the problem.

You know, just just a few decades ago, you would casually make this joke and not worry about any kind of reaction because it was just like okay, but it wasn't okay. It wasn't okay then, it's not okay now. And it's the same thing as when people say, oh, well, so and so grew up in a different time, and it's like, no, what are you saying they were idiots? No, they knew it was wrong. They knew it was wrong, just like the people who were being oppressed knew it

was wrong. But the people who were making the jokes or making the comments or making the racist slurs or the homophobus source could get away with it. And this is my whole problem with the backlash against cancel culture, which you know, there there certainly have been examples of people who got unfairly or falsely accused. Sure, but the whole thing about cancel culture so called, is that it doesn't really exist unless people give power to it, right, right,

Like Lui cy K is fine, Dave Chappelle's fine. You know, they took a pr hit for a little while, and now they're doing the same ship that they've been doing, still touring, so and and and now people are just like, you know, like there's backlash, and I don't I don't get that. You know, when you fuck up, be accountable for it, be embarrassed about it, be ashamed of it, and and and grow. And we see this with the streaming services removing certain episodes of thirty Rock and South

Park and all that stuff. Fuck you. If you want to make money off of something, you need to own what it is. And if you have as many people do a new perspective on Hey, like some of these jokes and thirty Rock and it's always sunny and uh, south Park not not cool? Right. I get that the creator's intentions might have been different than say, you know, freakin' uh, who's that rodent guy? The conservative rodent in Shapiro might have been different than somebody like Ben Shapiro,

But but it's still not It's still not okay. And you and you can say, Okay, this happened, this exists. It's not okay, but we think you can handle it, and we think when you think, we think you need to know that it did happen so that you know why you don't want it to happen anymore. For those of us who don't experience that kind of shit directly, I don't know.

Speaker 3

So yeah, my suggestion, do not buy Crocodile Dundee the cut.

Speaker 1

There's so many reasons not to buy Crocodile Dundee, so.

Speaker 3

Many reasons you.

Speaker 2

Know what has more reasons not to buy it? Crocodile Dundee two coming on four K from Mad Men as well on July sixteenth. Uh, and we'll just go the next one because we spend enough time on that. VCI releasing Santo Versus Infernal Man from nineteen sixty one or Infernal Men.

Speaker 3

Sorry.

Speaker 2

Uh, this is odd because Indicator released this, and I don't think that the Indicator released was at a print. I'm very curious what's going on here. No experts listened on this as far as I can tell, so VC I just make sure that the release is available out there.

Speaker 1

Probably this is probably the movie Christy Gnome imagines she's in.

Speaker 3

Wow, Next Upry Remember thirty.

Speaker 1

I'm sorry, that's really funny.

Speaker 2

Well, it's better because she's my boss. September thirtieth, Sorry, it's okay.

Speaker 3

I don't like her either.

Speaker 1

I think this podcast is why I can't find a job.

Speaker 2

September thirtieth, Light Your Entertainment is doing a blu ray of Harley Flannagan Wired for Chaos from twenty twenty four. Harley Flanning is a punk rock hardcore legend known as the father of New York City hardcore and the founder of the pioneering band chromags bunch of extras listed on here. Yeah, this is pretty cool.

Speaker 3

I'm so glad that we're getting more and more of these released over the last year and a half or so.

Speaker 1

You know what, we really need to give more platforms to angry white guys, and I'm glad that we have this opportunity. No, I'm kidding.

Speaker 3

I love Chromax, all right, going to the never mind.

Speaker 1

Said the guy, said the angry white guy on a platform.

Speaker 2

Next up September thirtieth, Blu Ray from VCI as the third release in their Psychotronica line, The Mermaids of Tiberan, and they made sure that you knew this is the nude version.

Speaker 3

It says.

Speaker 2

This film was produced and directed in nineteen sixty two, was a fantasy adventure by noted underwater cinematographer John Lamb. Two years later, he chopped out ten minutes, reshot the close up some medium shots of the mermaids, revealing the enchantresses in the nude, with emphasis on actress Gabby Martone, released it as The Aqua Sex. Twenty three years later, Lamb took the time to re edit his epic like you really wanted and just to make sure, added additional

nude footage using glamour model Diane Weber. The result is a beautifully photographed fantasy about mermaids who assist and distract a young scientist and his quest for sunken treasure.

Speaker 1

He's trying to seek from treasure. All right, Hey, if you love boobs and sushi, this is the movie for you.

Speaker 3

Oh man, what a line? What a line? Uh?

Speaker 2

Craig says, this is at least the third film Tonight, touting the titties is a selling point. Don't worry, Craig, We're not done. There's at least two more.

Speaker 1

I think, wait, what is smdh damn ahead, Yes, my damn head, Yes, I got it, I got it.

Speaker 2

Next up VCI on September sixteenth, putting out Tulsa Tearors from.

Speaker 3

Twenty twenty four.

Speaker 2

It's a new documentary exploring the direct to video horror boom of the mid nineteen eighties, which was sparked in Tulsa, Oklahoma, spearheaded by United Entertainment now VCI Entertainment founder Bill Blair. The movement began with the shot on video film Blood Cult in eighty five, and it's a documentary on all of that.

Speaker 3

All right, Next up.

Speaker 2

September sixteenth, Liberation Haul putting out The Buster Keaton Show on Blu Ray. This is from forty nine and fifty. The picture shows a DVD cover, but it is a Blu Ray. Found confirmation on that these episodes were restored by renowned archivist and preservationist Jeff Joseph and have been digitally upgraded to h D. Three comedians are in close up in HD as bonus materials. This is your Life TV episode with Buster.

Speaker 3

Keaton in HD, Circus Time in HD, Cops in SD, and the Goat in SD. This just seems like a win for preservation stuff.

Speaker 1

Oh well, Buster Keaton was the goat, so I will happily be adding this to my collection of Buster Keaton things.

Speaker 2

Lots of random extras. Two TV episodes that you won't get a chance to own.

Speaker 1

Lsewise, that's pretty cool.

Speaker 2

Following up Buster Keaton with the John Wayne Gacy murders, Life and Death in Chicago coming from MVD on September sixteenth. It's part of their MVD visual line. Uh yeah, thankfully this comes with outtakes Roddy asking the real question, are there any boobs in the Buster Keaton showed none? That they're advertising.

Speaker 3

At least.

Speaker 1

I'm picturing the bloopers and the John Wayne Gacy murgers like Grandpa and Texas Chainsaw Massacre trying to do that, damn it. Yeah, I guess Busty Keaton, if you had the Busty Keaton Show, then you'd have something.

Speaker 2

There is that nude Diane Keaton the second Diane Keaton reference tonight?

Speaker 1

Yeah? Uh, well, anyway, on we go, on we go. Uh.

Speaker 3

This one's a little bit of a better movie, probably.

Speaker 2

August eleventh, four K in the UK from the BFI of Kira Kurosawa's The Hidden Fortress from nineteen fifty eight, brand new four K restoration.

Speaker 3

Uh.

Speaker 2

This has a new commentary by Japanese cinema expert Tony Rains. Uh, It's a wonderful to create Hidden Fortress from two thousand and two, featurettes, interview with George Lucas from two thousand and one, and then first pressing there's an illustrated booklet with a new essay by kent To McGrath.

Speaker 3

Uh.

Speaker 2

This absolutely means Criterion will be releasing this on four K eventually.

Speaker 3

You can count on that.

Speaker 1

Well, I should hope will eventually be getting complete curiso of four K. But this is great. I love Hidden Fortress. That's uh Star Wars. Yeah, anytime you think you might watch a Star Wars movie, stop and watch Hien Tortress.

Speaker 3

Just stop, just stop.

Speaker 1

Don't do it.

Speaker 3

Next up hurt Zoggs.

Speaker 1

Speaking of Star Wars. I got it. This is so funny. You know, Uh, Ross do that. He's a he's a conservative columnist for the New York Times, but he's also a film critic. His most famous essay was on the paranoid style in seventies semin which is actually a pretty good essay. He's on Bill Maher all the time. You know. He's one of those conservatives who's like, hey Bill Maher, I'll come on your show and pretend to laugh at

your idiotic jokes. So anyway, he just had Tony gilroy on is his name, and or yes, he just had so since Trump.

Speaker 3

Dan, I think they both work on it, both of the Gilroys.

Speaker 1

Well, this is Tony. I think.

Speaker 3

Sorry, I didn't mean to derail you.

Speaker 1

That's fine, I do. That's like my whole role to do.

Speaker 3

And it's been said publicly, that's funny.

Speaker 1

How we started and how we are now Anyway, Ross Do That's new podcast is called Interesting Times because he's such a funny conservative. He likes to reference that famous Chinese proverb maybe may you live in interesting times? He's a he's a he's a radical Catholic conservative, but also not a huge, huge Trump god. But he tries to find like a way to justify Trump stuff. And I'm not passing judgment. I'm just describing who he is. This

is this is what he'd say. So anyway, he asked Tony Gilroy on and he's his whole thing is the The thing he wants to get is why is art progressive? And he's trying to suggest that and Or, which I have not seen yet because it doesn't come to way later in my list of things I have to watch.

But his his argument is that and Or is a leftist show because it sympathizes with these these rebels against the empire, and the empire is presented as this right wing fascist thing and it's like duh, and and but Gilroy is like, you know, I'm not thinking about politics. I'm just trying to make a show about droids and ship you know. But but Do that is pushing it, like, you know, this is clearly the left wing, and I'm I disagree with the politics, but I enjoy the show.

And Gilroy goes, so do you identify with the empire? I'll give That'll go give do that props for one thing. He kept it in the episode, but it was a devastating comeback. Nice because he's like, no, no, no, I don't speaking of empires.

Speaker 2

BFI continues August twenty fifth, putting out a four K of a Geary The Wrath of God from nineteen seventy two. We talked about this recently because Shout is releasing it on four K as well, which means this will be a better release from the BFI. We've got a future length audio commentary with Herzog. I'm both Geary and Fates of Margana The Unprecedented Defense of the Fortress from nineteen sixty seven, sixty minute symbolic drama about four young men

hiding from an imagined enemy. Last Words from nineteen sixty eight, A bunch of other shorts, Kinski.

Speaker 3

Or Herzog. Anything you want to talk about, go right ahead.

Speaker 1

Well, you know, I was reading Kinski's autobiography when my plane on thist blew up on one Way to visit you.

Speaker 3

Oh yeah, I remember, there's that.

Speaker 1

I mean, this film is incredible, second only to Fitzcoraldo. Yeah, and Kinski Hurtzog collaborations. One of the great ending scenes in any movie. In my opinion. Kinski was a problematic character, but a very compelling actor. And I think Craig's right. The cover art there does make it kind of look like a TV movie but a little bit. Yeah, but it's decidedly not. It's gorgeously shot. I mean, like this

is gonna sound weird. I think one of the most amazingly shot movies ever is Rigeredo Dodo's Jungle Holocaust aka Last Shit whatever Severn calls it now, cannibal movie or something, because they take the cameras and the film into the jungle and everybody's nude and clearly being eaten alive by insects, and it's like, how are you doing that? And a gear the Wrath of God along with Fitzcraler the same thing.

They're taking the crew and the equipment into this incredibly And if you've seen Burden of Dreams, which I think somebody mentioned earlier, that interview with Hertzog when he's talking about the younger is screeching pain, you know what I mean, Like, it's the most hostile place to possibly make. I'd rather make a movie in the Saharan desert than in the Amazonian jungle, you know. Yeah, just unbelievable. And I think a Gear is beautiful and insane and incredibly revelatory about human nature.

Speaker 2

Well, if that's not enough for you, they are also doing No Saratu the Vampire on Septober. Got the poster right over there on the other side of the room right now. This has a bunch of the archival extras on air. They're going to announce other extras to be confirmed later.

Speaker 1

Well, I hope both versions are there.

Speaker 3

You have not specified, surely I would hope.

Speaker 1

So Wow, another great one.

Speaker 3

Another one from Bfi.

Speaker 2

They're doing Object Z on Blu Ray on September twenty second.

Speaker 3

This is from nineteen sixty five.

Speaker 2

This has unseen since his first transmission on ITV in sixty five. This vintage six part ready fusion sci fi serial will delight all affixionados of the glorious golden age of British television drama. This has all of the episodes associated with it, all six of them. And I had never heard of this before today.

Speaker 1

I think it's a B fifty two song.

Speaker 3

To Diane Keaton references to be be fifty two references. This has been a good show.

Speaker 1

You know, speaking of titties. Have you ever seen that Diane Keaton movie The Family Stone?

Speaker 3

I have not.

Speaker 1

Well, there's a scene where she trying to.

Speaker 3

Make a slide joke and I can't think of one.

Speaker 1

There's well, look, if you want me to stay, you're gonna need to shut up and listen to the song the rest of the story. But anyway, in Family Stone, there's a scene where Dyan Keeth, you know, she's had a mistectomy, and there's a scene where she like opens up her shirt and there's like, I guess they see she eyed it or something.

Speaker 3

Yep.

Speaker 1

And I went to see it in the theater with my girlfriend at the time, and when that happened, I was I like, I wept, I was hit. It hit me. It's not a great movie, but like it hit me, and I was just like, god, damn, that's she feels that absence, that absence of tit. And I want you to know I wasn't gonna make a joke. Sidner made me do it.

Speaker 2

All right, let's carry on. August twenty sixth, Sony putting out a four K Steele book of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. It is, it is happening. There is some extras on the Blu ray disc. Yeah, this is a big one for a lot of people.

Speaker 3

How do you feel about Money Python on the Holy Grail?

Speaker 1

I mean, you know, it's great. Meaning of Life is my favorite of the Money Python. But I remember my uncle. My uncle showed me Money Python the Holy Growth for the first time when I was in high school and it was the first money Pot. I had never seen the show or I had even heard of him, because it was just some stupid American and he showed it to me and I was like, whoa, this movie makes no sense whatsoever, and it's kind of funny and it. Yeah, it definitely led me to some good stuff. But a

Meaning of Life is a masterpiece. It's the best thing those guys ever did. And I highly recommend the extended like the version that has all the sketches that they cut out in the theatrical release. It makes the whole thing better.

Speaker 2

Yeah, this is my third favorite. Meaning of Life is absolutely number one. Life of Brian is number two for me, and then this is number three. And that's not saying this is bad or anything.

Speaker 1

This it's way better in Wayne's world too.

Speaker 3

Oh man.

Speaker 2

Uh, I know there was some confusion in comments earlier because of how Sony worded this in the press release. It says there is a under special features near theatrical version of the film. In each resolution, you get the full version of the film on the four K, so don't worry about that. There is an old there's a cut.

I don't remember how long it is' is like twenty six seconds that that they added to the theatrical version for a joke that doesn't work real well, and so I think they cut that out for the theatrical version, and the near theatrical version is slightly different.

Speaker 3

For one specific joke that sucks. This looks cool.

Speaker 1

Is it a non PC joke?

Speaker 2

No, it's it's literally a joke about like, uh joke. It's like, is do you they break the fourth wall for a second and they're like, do you think this joke is working?

Speaker 3

Do you think it'll get cut out?

Speaker 2

And what's funny is the joke works if you leave it in the movie, but also if you cut it out, but when you leave it in the movie, it ruins the pacing of the film entirely.

Speaker 3

It doesn't work at all. Yeah.

Speaker 2

Next up, Altered Innocence announced their next title August twelfth, blu Ray in the US of The Maiden from twenty twenty two. It says a perfect summer day ends in tragedy, weaving a cosmic connection between three suburban teenagers. Best friends Colton and Kyle, float the river, trade dreams, and spray paint in the local ravine. Like the boys, Whitney explores the ravine, seeking solace by writing and drawing in her diary,

but when her best friend abandons her, Whitney disappears. This is shot on sixteen millimeter and comes with the booklet with cast photographs, got a commentary with the cast and crew, some deleted scenes, BTS features and more.

Speaker 1

Indeed, all right, I'm into it.

Speaker 3

Uh?

Speaker 2

Next up, Dark Force releasing a wide release of The Beast in the Vixens from nineteen seventy four on August nineteenth. Uh don't usually talk about Dark Force, but they've been making some different changes so their stuff isn't be coming out widely from MVD and Keno, depending on which release in the future. I know a lot of people are turned off by Dark Force, myself included, but even I gotta admit they've had a couple of decent titles in

their catalog. This is another one selling the film with uh with titties.

Speaker 1

Yeah, Osha went to the Dark Force spoiler alert Acolyte, the Beast and the Vixens aka Ladies' Night. When I go to the club, I thought.

Speaker 3

This is known as two other films, and I've really thought you were or two other titles, and I thought we're gonna say one of those.

Speaker 1

I don't know. I don't know what this is.

Speaker 2

Uh that makes sense. I believe this is a rufie. Oh well, or maybe that's the next one we're about to talk about.

Speaker 3

I'm not sure. Let's keep going.

Speaker 2

Ride a Wild stud is the next Dark Force title coming on August nineteenth? Oh no, this is the Rouffie. So this says a Civil War raider kidnaps women for a brothel, prompting a lone cowboy to ride for revenge in this gritty, low budget exploitation western.

Speaker 3

And this says I thought I thought it was a movie.

Speaker 1

I thought it was a movie about a husband trying to hang up a picture.

Speaker 3

The movie starts with him going, oh my.

Speaker 1

God, talking about the worst part of any day. I swear to god, no Studfinder ever made works.

Speaker 2

Oh Man, that was funny, and then the Golden Triangle getting a wide release from them on August nineteenth, as will.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I addressed some slander when your Studfinder movie came up. Uh, Sidner said that I perked up, and I just want to deny that. I'm not sure I've perked up at any point this week.

Speaker 3

I could attest to that.

Speaker 1

Well, I don't know that that was helpful.

Speaker 3

It's been a it's been a rough week.

Speaker 1

It might be the reason if you're testing.

Speaker 3

Oh man, all right, let's just keep going.

Speaker 1

Almost let's talk about the Golden Triangle for a second.

Speaker 3

We're past it.

Speaker 2

It already got a release from dark Horse on their website a little over a year ago.

Speaker 1

This is quite appropriate. Actually.

Speaker 2

It is August fourth, blu ray in the UK from eighty eight Films as part of their French collection of I Am Frigid Why from nineteen seventy.

Speaker 1

Two, Married to Dadson.

Speaker 3

This is the Max PEAKUS film has been released in the US by one Manda Macabre.

Speaker 1

Thank goodness, she's asleep right now.

Speaker 3

You could preorder this now.

Speaker 2

Next up is The Cannibal Man, coming on August fourth on Blu Ray in the UK from eighty eight Films. This is the same Cannibal Man that was released by Severn in the US, directed by Lloyd de la Galicia. I need to rewatch this one because I did not love it the first time, and I can I finish my sentence where I say I'm wrong.

Speaker 3

I guess, all right now that's okay, fuck you too.

Speaker 2

I think the big thing is I just wasn't prepared for the politics behind the movie, and learning more after definitely helped. Knowing the air that was in and that the whole the bad guys can't get away with anything, definitely changes the way you view view the context of the film.

Speaker 1

Let me tell you anybody out there who's thinking of watching this movie for the first time, I want to recommend a book Ian Olney. The book is called euro Horror, euro Horror the Rural uror.

Speaker 3

Euro Horror.

Speaker 1

Classic European horror cinema in contemporary American culture, and it's about kind of reception of a lot of these European especially Italian, Spanish and horror films of the seventies and eighties, Faulty Argento, all the cannibal films, et cetera, and uh, it's it's a it's a great book. And really, you know I was talking earlier about when we're talking about Deaf Crocodile, about the historical context. Really, yeah, helping you

appreciate the films more. It's a great book. Highly recommend it in only euro horror or, as Simner says, Giro horror, your euro horror, whatever here horror.

Speaker 3

Yeah, so check it out.

Speaker 1

Generally has a lot of fun.

Speaker 3

There's some good gore in it for sure.

Speaker 2

Next August fourth, as part of the Taigon Collection, eighty eight Films doing a Blu ray and DVD release of Neither the Sea nor the Sand from seventy two. This is the same film that came out from Viniger Syndrome as part of their Black Friday sale last year.

Speaker 1

Good double feature with the David Lunch Dune.

Speaker 2

This has a limited edition booklet with notes by Barry Forshawn Andrew Graves, and it looks like the extras are pretty much the same on this Next Rats Night of Terror coming on four K and blu ray in the UK from eighty eight as part of their Italian collection on August eleventh, brand new four K remaster from the

original negative. This one is going to have an audio commentary with Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth, interview with the co director won Claudio Fragaso, interview with Fasto Lombardi, interview with a couple of the actors, ad and composer, and more Bruno Matte Huh huh.

Speaker 1

Well, that's an interesting contrast with the recent Severin release.

Speaker 3

It sure is, which we.

Speaker 1

Definitely sold out of at Fearfest. I love Rats. I think that's a good movie. Huh. Some interesting extras there? Different? Are we talking about a different restoration, different transfer?

Speaker 2

It's slightly the exact same transfer as Severn. The encoding might be slightly different, but yeah, the big difference here is Eugenio. Yeah, definitely produced a shit tone of extras for this.

Speaker 1

Well, all right, we'll think about that, yes we will.

Speaker 3

Then.

Speaker 2

August eighteenth, four K blu ray release from eighty eight of Scum from nineteen seventy nine. This is the Alan Clark film that Indicator released years ago in a really nice limited Blu ray release now getting a four K upgrade. All kinds of extras on here, including an audio commentary with Troy Eugenio again, commentary with Kim Newman and Sean Hogan, a bunch of interviews. There's a lot coming in this package. Scum great movie.

Speaker 1

Is there any word on the rest of the Alan Clark movies, because I have that Blue Underground DVD box set?

Speaker 3

Oh wow, yeah, no, I've not heard anything else. Yeah, nothing at all, So Scum's the only one so far, and as soon as I buy it.

Speaker 1

There'll be an announcement for a box set.

Speaker 3

I Blue Underground in the States and it'll be great. Yeah, okay, all right, almost done. Now getting close release date changes. Eighty eight Films has updated all of these to be August twenty fifth. That is, Come Drink with Me on four K. That's a UK release.

Speaker 2

Devil Fetus Blu Ray August twenty fifth, American Pie, The Wedding on Blu Ray also known as American Wedding, and then The Cat Blu ray in the US is now coming on August twenty sixth.

Speaker 3

August twenty sixth, but this is not really surprising.

Speaker 2

Eighty eight Films literally delay stuff every single month.

Speaker 1

Well it happens. Oh, here we go, speaking of politics.

Speaker 3

Big deal time.

Speaker 2

July eighth, Warner Brothers releasing a complete Blu Ray set of Lois and Clark The New Adventures of Superman, the nineteen ninety three to ninety seven TV series with Terry Hatcher and Dan Kane, first time on Blu Ray anywhere in the world. For many people, this is their favorite Superman depiction. This is this is a pretty big deal. This was a big, big entry into Superman lower for a lot of people.

Speaker 1

I have a question, what do people think of the James Gunn Superman. I'm sure we've all seen the trailer.

Speaker 2

Honestly, I'm kind of excited, which I didn't think I was gonna be.

Speaker 1

Yeah, that's a tough one.

Speaker 3

Man.

Speaker 1

I hate Superman as a character. Yeah, he's boring, I get it. Kind of fascist, like even more so than Batman.

Speaker 3

Definitely more sothern Batman.

Speaker 1

I mean, his name literally is ubermanche so uh but uh, I'll tell you. The presence of the super Dog in the trailer kind of like makes me think. But then again, uh, all three Guardians of the Galaxy I liked for like the first hour and then then it became daddy issues. And I know the Superman is going to become daddy issues.

Speaker 3

So Guardians too specifically got daddy.

Speaker 1

Issues, I guess. Come to come to think of it, Tremeo and Juliet's got a lot of daddy issues. James Gunn has daddy issues. They're in I mean it's in leather too. Yeah, and super super good really working working through the daddy issues.

Speaker 2

All right, Lewis and Clark Adventures New Adventures of Superman. They've also got some special features on here, the making of pilot commentary, They've got secret season two trivia challenge, stuff like that.

Speaker 3

This looks pretty cool for people to love Superman.

Speaker 1

I'll tell you one advantage this this show has over the more recent The Adventures of Lois and Superman. Uh No, children the Kids and the new show. Oh my god.

Speaker 2

I have not seen any of the the recent glut of stuff like from One Arrow and after it came out.

Speaker 1

Well, you know, I watched all the CW Era Verse shows, so that's why I had to see it, all three seasons of Superman and Lowss, hobby Boy, those kids. Yeah, let's move on to whatever.

Speaker 3

This is something about nudity.

Speaker 2

September thirtieth, the fourth entry into the VCI Psychotronica collection is coming and it is the Raw Ones from nineteen sixty five. And this literally on the cover says the word shwing.

Speaker 1

Oh wow back everything goes back to Wayne's world.

Speaker 2

So this says the nineteen fifty seventh the Supreme Court ruled that nudity in and of itself has not obscene this decision opening door depends on who it is, but okay to newdest camp documentaries. This one is padded to the Sprocket Holes Wow with new figure models, jumping rope, bouncing on the trampoline, snapping each other with towells, and lots more of what was formerly forbidden fruit from the original thirty five millimeter Negatives?

Speaker 1

Was Mike Meyers a producer or something? What's the deal.

Speaker 3

Vcis?

Speaker 1

This movie makes me for Clint talk amongst yourselves.

Speaker 3

That was pretty good, oh right.

Speaker 2

Last last announcement July fifteenth, Blu Ray in the US from Sony of Stop, Look and Laugh from nineteen sixty The Three.

Speaker 3

Stooges the original, the original original too pretty damn cool in this joint that sounded mildly racist. All right, that was a joke.

Speaker 1

Until he gets aggregated what could simply a reference to nothing.

Speaker 3

That's why it was a joke. Anyways, are you are you a Three Stooges person?

Speaker 1

Oh?

Speaker 3

Yeah, I was gonna say who who isn't? But then Kubrick Lover says, not a Three Stooges fan.

Speaker 1

I mean, it's the fundamental it's the fundamentals of humor.

Speaker 3

It's slapstick, bear bones.

Speaker 1

Yeah, you know, it's uh, we wouldn't have it's not for the Three Stooges. Where would Rob Derdick be today?

Speaker 2

Definitely not reruns on MTV. All right, as usual. In case you forgot, what is coming out this week? Sean Connery double O seven four K set, Swordfish four K from Arrow the Whiz four K from Criterion, Lower of Illusions four K from Scream, Workingman four K Drop, four K, Return of Living Dead four K Steel book, Dead Zone four K Steel book Standard Release, If I Married a Strange Person from Deaf Crocodile eleven Rebels four K, four K of Gwen in the Book of the Sand.

Speaker 3

We know that title. The Creep Tapes from Shutter Dexter Original Sin Crash and burn from Full Moon, Terminus from MVD, Shoe String Slashers finally shipping from Terror Vision, Borderline getting a blu ray release, Bad Channels from Full Moon, Doctor Jekyl and the Werewolf four K standard, Freckled Max and

the Spooks another standard that we know about. Champagne and Caviar from Flicker Rally Clark Gable four film collection from one Archive, Reality Killers, The Pusher, Alien Tear from Rero, Cathedral of New Emotions standard from Deaf Crocodile Elizabeth Taylor for film collection, Jahr Rising standard, Sour Party from Anchor Bay. It's a lot of good stuff, a lot of good stuff.

Speaker 1

Definitely on the jhar the Crash and Burne, the Bad Channels, the what was that flick Er Alley one?

Speaker 3

Oh that is the comedies collection.

Speaker 1

Yeah, Champagne, oh yeah, the German comedies yep. I love watching German comedies because like what they think is funny is so weird, and I think that if I could make a German laugh, I could die happy. I recently saw, I think it was on Netflix, a German stand up comedian and it was like subtitled, and I'd never seen a stand up session in another language. Before, and it made me realize, like I'd never even thought of stand

up comedy and other languages. And so I'm watching this German tell jokes and I'm reading the subtitles, and of course reading the subtitles not funny, you know what I mean, which then reminded me of that, like almost all the movies I watch, which are in foreign languages and subtitled, I'm like really not quite get it, but watching the German stand up comedian and uh and subtitles. Just maybe want to see other comedians and other cultures and other languages, yeah,

subtitled or not. I just want to like hear the rhythm of it and like when people laugh and how they laugh and stuff, right, And do do all cultures have stand up comedy? I realized I don't. I don't even know, Like what do Polish stand up comics talk about? Like how many Americans does it take to tell a Polish joke?

Speaker 2

There you go, Michael says, Henneng When is a funny German comedian?

Speaker 1

I believe you.

Speaker 3

I probably mispronounced that.

Speaker 1

Anyway, I just I want to see them all. I want to see, like, I don't know, boy doing stand up in layocean.

Speaker 3

Ronnie says, they joke about cabbage the Germans. No, you said, what do Polish?

Speaker 1

Uh?

Speaker 3

Polish stand up comedians say?

Speaker 1

Look at me. I'm just gonna reveal all my cultural ignorance. I was pretty sure the Germans are into cabbage.

Speaker 3

Possibly. Uh, hey will We've been doing this from this Sunlecraft's cabbage, right, yes, hey, what do you call it?

Speaker 1

German with no sense of humor? A sour crowd?

Speaker 3

Really?

Speaker 1

Yeah?

Speaker 3

Oh well, all right we have been.

Speaker 2

We have been doing this for three hours and forty minutes tonight. Anything else you want to share with everybody before we call?

Speaker 1

Yeah? So, oh yeah, I got the story. Do you guys want to hear a story? This is fine?

Speaker 3

Man?

Speaker 1

Hey, thanks everybody for sticking around.

Speaker 2

Yeah, it's been a long night. Lots of announcements, lots of discussions.

Speaker 1

Oh man, that Jay Harris at Holy Cow. Yeah, I been waiting for the standard. So the world is engulfed and chaos, and it's so nice that that we have these these these these folks, these labels that are that are working really hard to preserve great cinema. And I mean that I'm not kidding politics or politics, and we all need to fight for what we think is right. But art is art, and uh even Wayne's world too

deserves a chance to be seen. I don't know. I can't speak to the crocodile dundee, but uh I I I'm just I'm happy to be here. I'm happy to be with you all. So thanks, thanks a lot.

Speaker 3

Y'all are amazing.

Speaker 2

Uh if you want to you hang out more, come come, come hang out in the discord. We got a lot of people there we'd love to have you. Got a good show planned for next week.

Speaker 5

Uh.

Speaker 2

Friend that hasn't been back to Uh yeah, friend is gonna be here next week named Jennifer.

Speaker 3

That was a joke.

Speaker 1

Is gonna be for real?

Speaker 3

It is Dustin Putman next week.

Speaker 1

If you said Jennifer Putman, Oh.

Speaker 3

Yeah, it'll be a good show. Can't wait to hang out with us.

Speaker 1

You know, I've never met Dustin. We should rectify that.

Speaker 3

Yes, we should. Dustin lives.

Speaker 2

I believe kind of out by you, at least within a couple hours drive.

Speaker 1

Well, don't say it out loud.

Speaker 3

Here, I'll just read as address out one second.

Speaker 1

Give them their privacy, all right.

Speaker 2

So yeah, we'll see you all next Thursday. It's been a crazy week. If you ever need somebody to talk to him here, I know that everybody needs somebody and happy to be that person for anybody.

Speaker 3

Will I love you, buddy.

Speaker 2

It's been a it's been a it's been a wild one for us for multiple reasons.

Speaker 1

And everybody needs somebody.

Speaker 3

Thank you for putting up with all of that.

Speaker 1

That's the problem.

Speaker 2

On that note, I think we just kind of need to leave, So have a good night. We'll see you next time.

Speaker 3

See ya.

Speaker 2

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