Hey, hey, what is going on? Everybody? Hope everybody is doing
well tonight. I already got some comments coming in. Eric says he watched
Yellowvills They Look Like People, which is on my very short list to watch
soon. I've been dying to see that one. And Manda Micabro Strangler versus
Strangler both very good. That's good to hear. Mike is here. It
is showtime. How are you doing? Sarta says today I watched Blindside?
Is that the Sandra Bullock film? And Take Me Somewhere? Nice Bosni and
Mumblecore interesting and Born to Win with Elliott Gould. Sounds like some partner label
titles there at the end, loving that Maximus is here? What's going on?
Jeff? Hey, hey, all that is man multiple times in a
month that you are here to grace us with your presence. I'm so glad
to see you. Dave, what's going on? My friend? So tonight
we have a I thought it was gonna be a very light week, and
suddenly we had an explosion of announcements on Monday, and I am going to
be having a friend of mine, mister Master Chaos, joining us to go
over all of the announcements he is having some technical issues, but he'll be
on in just a second and he will be giving his very very technical opinion
on all these And he just emailed me again. Sorry about that. All
right, let's see. Mike says, I watched a video on Horizon Universal
Models. Interesting, Anthony. Hey, hey, Sulaco eighty eight, what's
going on? I glad you're here with the So yeah, like I said,
lots of announcements and to join in the fun we've got. It's from
Master Chaos. Hey, what's up? Sorry, I'm late. We're good
for issues man, Sorry, it's happening. I mean, it's inevitable in
this stuff. Oh yeah, tell me about it. Also, apologies to
you and anyone watching. I'm getting over a cold, so my might cough,
my voice might be a little rough, so I apologize for that.
I've had rough year as far as coughing goes. I think it was end
of January. My wife and I both caught COVID finally, and I had
a rough, like really sore throat for like a week. But then I
couldn't stop coughing for like four weeks. And when you do a live show
twice a week, that's not fun. So yeah, I'll say. I
mean, I luckily we have not caught COVID yet. I've tested twice and
so far, so good. But you know, I'm in the middle of
people production on a movie and it's kind of hard having meetings and then tell
it, right, guys, it's not COVID. Hang in there, and
I promise I won't cough on you, and no I I I'm not going
to be getting that film. Although if you, if anyone, I hope
you enjoy it. Culture Shock releasing as a I would say, not quite
as divisive as something like a Saturn's Core, but they put out some some
stuff that a lot of people will very happily called shlock. And uh,
a lot of it is is fun, but a lot of it you you
really gotta put away any sort of critical eye. And I understand that.
Mm hmm. I I you know, and I loved Girlfriend from Hell.
I think that's a great release. That's a really fun movie. So I
would I would recommend that one if you guys will give for something from Culture
Shock, for sure. But there's a lot a lot dropped this week.
Dude, I I I'm paying attention to you. He said, Hey,
you want to jump on and I just like briefly looked at him like,
oh my god. Wow, busy week. It has been a very busy
week. And and honestly, it looked really light until Monday. Then of
course we got eighty eight films and then a handful of other stuff just decided
to jump on board and bury everything. It is crazy how much we got
that one day. Yeah, I'm sure you have it all all queued up
for us to all ready to go. How how's the movie going? Oh?
Good, you know it's do you know what? Uh? First,
are you getting exclusive? I can announce my first two cast members. Nice,
I'm here because they're they're signed on and their official I'm going to be
making a film with I already made a film with him. But Sean Whalan
is gonna be in the film, yeah, also known as Roach from People
Onto the Stairs and uh. And then our big, our big name is
the incomparable Michael Perey, who will be playing the devil in our film.
So wow, Yeah, So I'm excited. I'm actually gonna have Uh it
feels so Hollywood to say this, but I'm gonna have coffee with Michael Perey
on Saturday and we're gonna discuss, We're gonna discuss the film. So yeah,
I mean, I'm excited to do that. I'm a little nervous.
I'm always nervous something, I mean, a celebrity when it's like a working
environment, because you never know, every actor approaches things differently. Of course,
it's it's kind of it's kind of, you know, nerve wracking from
the director's perspective to see, like, well, how does this guy want
to be directed? Does he want to be left alone? Does he want
to his hand held the whole time? So, but that's part of the
fun of making movies. But yes, so far, so good. It
really really really ramps up next week and then so I'll probably be taking a
big break from covering anything until maybe the halfway sale. So yeah, there's
a lot of you into that. So I understand that the nerves of going
into that meeting makes sense. Other than that, how's everything been lately,
how's the family good? Family's good, you know. Unfortunately, now that
masks have dropped at school, the kids bring colds with them, so that's
why we're all sick, you know. And but everyone everyone's good, everyone's
happy. We had a big slew of birthdays, you know. Aprile's a
big month, my wife, my daughter, and myself. So I'm the
last one and now we can kind of just relax into the summertime. But
yeah, thanks are good. How about you, man, how's everything with
you and your kids? Well that was also on my note. I was
going to say, happy belated birthday. Oh, thank you, thank you.
Everything has been decent here. I got my oldest in flag football,
and I feel really bad because I am a giant person and my oldest is
going to be just like me. He is a not even seven and a
half yet, and he's already like four foot nine, four foot ten.
Oh wow. And we got him in flag football. And then, of
course, as per always, not enough people signed up for his leagues.
They had to combine a couple of teams and he's literally playing with four year
olds. Oh wow. So yeah, he is like literally almost twice the
size. And a lot of people say that exaggerating, but he's literally almost
twice the size of some of these kids. Oh wow. Yeah, so
it makes me worried. Wow, Well that's good. I think. You
know, sports, My daughter did soccer for a bit, but it wasn't
something that stuck. She's definitely more of an artsy person. But you know,
I think sports is healthy, especially and especially after getting out of COVID
and lockdown and stuff. That's a good way to make friends and to you
know, kind of get used to groups again. That's the body warmed up.
Yes. Absolutely. My friend Eric, who is a member of My
Patriot, says, I got to the Legend of la or sorry, the
Legend of Laurna on opening night back in January at a theater in front of
Illinois. Hey, thank you, Eric, that's cool. I I'm that's
a very rare occasion, so I appreciate that. That's awesome. So let's
get into it. Yeah, the first ones we got last week were Imprint,
and Imprint has sort of been on your radar lately, right, mm
hmm. This one's kind of cool. We got a gym shared in box
set with four films in here, which are not small names either. I
mean My Left Foot, the Boxer, we got the Field, and then
in the Name of the Father. There's a lot of Daniel da Lewis for
sure. Yeah. I like I like Infant quite a bit. Their box
sets are really beautiful. I really love collaborations quite a bit, and these
are all solid ass movies, so absolutely absolutely I must and these it almost
feels like Criterion should have done this, you know, right. I'm curious
if there's something up with the rights in the US here because these seem like
really obvious releases. Yeah yeah, but Imprint they I think them and Indicator
are continuously like the most consistent stint level brands lately for me in terms of
the films and the extras and the quality that they put into it. Imprint
might slightly be below Indicator because some of their transfers are ones that the studio
handed to them, and they're not the best, but they do get a
lot of good new extras and decent films that really a lot of times have
never been on Blu Ray at all, So it's nice to see those first
time releases. Yeah. Next up from them the Music of Chance with M.
M. Walsh and Chris Penn and this is from nineteen ninety three,
and let's see, Oh I forgot Mandy Patinkin's in this two and James Spader
this. They don't have special features for this, which is odd they normally
do, so that probably means we're getting something new at least. Yeah,
I'm not familiar with this one. I don't think i've seen this one either,
but I like me some Mandy Patinkin and James Spader. Yeah, good
guest the Beast. This one is from nineteen eighty eight. I think i've
seen this one before. I've seen the cover. I mean, at least
the one on the case looks familiar to me. It is. It's one
of those covers that was pretty much everywhere for a while. I think this
one, again, they don't have special features ready, but this one is
a Soviet tank unit led by Commander Daskol destroys a village in Afghanistan in nineteen
eighty one. Taj a member of the village. It vows revenge and pursues
him along with the Mukhaden. And this is supposed to be incredible. I
don't remember all the details of it. This I believe has a little bit
of controversy associated with it, but it's probably just for when it came out.
I mean, it was right after the Cold War and all that.
So hmm. Yeah, Kevin Reynolds, really good filmmaker. I'm very interested
in seeing this one. This looks really cool. Yeah, and overall,
I think this is a pretty solid damn month from them. Speaking of that
one of the classics things to do in Denver when You're Dead with Andy Garcia.
This seems to be a very divisive film. You remember this one?
Have you seen it? I've seen it years and years ago. I don't
actually don't remember too much about it. But what was the divisive element to
this one? Well, it seems that Andy Garcia is very hit or miss
for people, and I think him leading a film when usually he's like an
antagonist, less so like the main person in a film, and this one
he has so much screen time that if you hate him, you're just gonna
hate this film. Okay, But a lot of new extras on this too,
new interview with the director, new interview with the writer, and new
interview with designer Nelson Coates, and it says even more features to be announced,
which either they're behind or something for this month. But also in this
one, we got Christopher Walkin Treat Williams, Christopher Lloyd with Steve asheby great.
Yeah, this is a fun, fun movie. It was great.
And now most of these are region free right most Yes, I think they've
done. Oh gosh, it's probably less than ten overall in their line have
been region b locked, but I mean we were up to We've got to
be at like number one twenty or something like that from Imprint already. So
ten out of one hundred and twenty that's a pretty damn good ratio. Absolutely,
and most of the big titles have been region free, which is pretty
more important there. Yeah, so I think this is the last one from
Imprint. Nobody's Fool with Paul Newman from nineteen ninety five. This got Paul
Newman an Oscar nam and Best Best Actor honors from the National Society of Film
Critics and New York Film Critics Circle. This is directed by Robert Benton and
also has Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jessica Tandy, Milanie Griffith, a whole bunch
of names, and again special features coming later. I've never been a big
Paul Newman. Vin you like this one? Have you seen it? I
like Newman, I like his I like his popcorn. But I think I
missed out on Nobody's Full I think when it came out it just wasn't one
of those things like jumped out at me. But it might be a decent
film, but I'm not familiar with it. Well, and it's it's ninety
five too. A lot of Newman stuff was before that, when everybody really
was in love with them. Oh that's right. Flickering Wave says that things
to Do in Denver when You're dead got lumped into the a lot of the
Tarantino knockoffs. Gotcha, what's going on? Dustin? And then what else
do you? Oh? There is one more, that's right. I totally
forgot this was this month. And this is a big title too. Horror
is coming Ken Russell's Horror. This is Oh Jesus, I just saw the
number on this this is number one forty six. Oh wow. They have
put out so many titles. I mean they I think they started in what
May of twenty nineteen or twenty twenty, and they're already at almost one hundred
and fifty. Wow, impressive. That is ridiculous. And even at the
beginning they even missed a couple months. So but now they're they're releasing like
seven or eight spines a month. So Horror from I like this one.
This one's real good. And this is one that has been making like the
bootleg circles for a few years because it had never gotten a blu ray release,
so this is betrayed by her husband. Liz, played by Teresa Russell,
is trapped by poverty and struggling to support her baby. After taking cash
to go on a date, she begins her life on the street, but
falls victim to a brutal assault. After becoming increasingly dependent on a pimp,
she realizes she must find a way out, but her pimp has other ideas.
Horror is the confronting story of a jaded la prostitute, told through flashbacks
of her past, brutal marriage, inhumane abuse, and her time on the
streets. And again loaded with new special features, but the couple that really
stick out here so new commentary by Alexander Heller Nicholas, who has been doing
commentaries like one or five a week, it seemed like with what we're getting.
Announced, new interview with actress Teresa Russell, New interview with Ginger In,
new interview with Deborah Dalton, an appreciation of Ken Russell and Horror from
X Rated a tour Bruce Le Bruce a new video essay author and critic Cat
Ellinger. This is freaking loaded with who's who of everybody that is great for
stuff like this? Yeah, it's good. I remember renting this at the
video store. I'm like, oh man, I'm gonna about the movie called
horror. This is awesome. It's one of a serious movie than you would
imagine, but it's it's very well made. Yeah, and it's Ken Russell's
that makes sense. Yeah, alrighty. So then we got more details on
Tear Out of the Sky, coming from Keno. This is coming on July
fifth, and it has a new audio commentary by David Delvaille and filmmaker David
Decateau. And that's it. It's got a new two K master, But
don't expect a whole lot else on this release. How do you feel about
the Animal tax films. I don't think I've heard you talk much about those
other than a grizzly Oh. I like animal attack movies. You know,
I'm a big I hate insects, so I certainly enjoy killer insects movies.
I'm sure I've seen this. I I'm not, you know, familiar with
it in terms of like, oh I remember exactly what happens in it,
But yeah, I love I love a good crazy insect animal type movie.
My favorite thing. I like giant animals. If I want, you know
anything, alligator you know, I mean, Josh is one of my favorite
movies of all time. So yeah, and it's even creepier if it's something
that is so innocuous, like a little like a little bee or you know,
a spider. I mean, these things can kill you in real life,
and they're all over the place. So absolutely, I'm excited to revisit
Tear out of the Sky because I'm sure I've seen it, but I can't
recall it. Keino is doing really good stuff with those. I think they
have three coming around that month, and it's yeah, I can't wait.
It's like Ants too. I think it was let's see Ants and that cover
on that Ants film will. As soon as they showed that slip that it
looks, I started ditching immediately. Yeah, they got Ants bees and then
I think there's one more too, but I don't remember next one. We
got the details finally on second sites four K of Dog Soldiers. So this
got announced I think it was last year, and then we got the full
details last Friday, which coincidentally, this was right after Screen Factory announced that
they were delaying their four K of Dog Soldiers until the end of July,
which means most likely they're using the exact same master a second site and they
were waiting on some ofthering for that, So I assume that if you're just
looking for the film, they're probably going to be identical. If anything,
there might be slightly different compression, But if anything, second site's been better
on compression, so it seems like this is the one to get. What
do you think of Dog Soldiers? We were just talking about animal attacks films.
I love Dog Soldiers. I love it. I think it's one of
the most interesting wevelf movies, the last good one ever made. And yeah,
honestly, I mean, this is beautiful, but I don't think I
need all the bells and whistles on it, right, But I mean,
you know, if you're a fan of the movie, this is definitely the
addition to get. Yeah, either way, and four K should look really
good on this, especially because we never really had a decent blu ray They
all kind of looked like shit, So this is gonna be most likely a
massive step up. And again, bells and whistles galore on this, Like
he was saying, we got Dolby Vision HDR on a four K disc,
archival audio commentary by the director, archival audio commentary by the director with Sam
mc curdy and the producer and actors and everybody involved. New audio commentary by
writer and Associate Professor of Film Alison Pearce, which I've not heard of her
being on one before, I don't think. And then a new forty minute
interview with Neil Marshall, a history of lichenthropy, actor Can't Speak, author
Gavin Badley on Werewolf Cinema. And then a video essay by author Michael J.
Covin, and a lot of these I believe were on some of the
previous releases. So really you're getting a new commentary and a new interview,
and that might be all that's brand new to this. But then the second
site always coming in one hundred and eight page book, one hundred and eight
page book on dog Soldiers, and that's going to include new essays by a
whole lot of people involved, and then other writers, behind the scenes photos
with six collectors art cards. That's so much. Here's the question for you.
Now, I know you're a big collector. I I know you like
to be complete in things. I you know, honestly, in the past
year, I've just realized I don't need all I don't need the book,
I don't need the posters and the art cards and things. They're nice,
but I don't put them on my wall. They just kind of sit on
my shelf. And when I read the book the next day, I forgot
everything I've just read, Like, wait, what who dragged that? So
I'm curious, are you still into like all the super thick packaging or are
you kind of like maybe I'll just wait for a standard down the line.
I personally, my answer is not gonna be easy here. I love everything
that comes with it. I hate the size of the space that it takes
up. If they could, if they could somehow slim that down to half
the size, I'd be a hell of a lot happier. If it could
be literally the size of a Blu ray, I would be stoked. The
only difference is I genuinely use my posters and I read pretty much every single
book when I watch the film. I try to swap out posters a few
times a year so I get to most of them eventually. But the books,
I literally read every single one right after I've watched the movie, the
art cards I could probably do without. I've only I've only used gosh,
I probably have a thousand here. I've probably only used like twelve. I've
got a handful that I definitely want to put it in a frame with some
of these, like to go when I get something autographed, it's really nice
to put alongside an autograph. But other than that, yeah, it just
takes up space. But I mean, if I had the book in the
movie, that's the thickest parts of the release. So taking out the art
cards doesn't do anything for me. Yeah, But yeah, I genuinely read
every single book and I try to dive in even further when it calls for
it. Like my big example this year is that movie Detention, and I
think you put out a review for that one too. Yeah, so it
was really good, and I read the book and it was enough to make
me understand the film more. But then it inspired me to actually go out
and research the White Scare even more and find out like why, because obviously
we're in the US and we pretend the rest of the world doesn't exist in
our educational system, so I'd never heard of it, so I wanted to
go in and find out like more context of what led to it, and
yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw a video on that and I thought,
I thought that was an interesting way to put it, that, like
the movie inspired you to really dig deeper. I think that's cool. I
mean, I think that's that The power that movies have is that really just
shows us the world that we've never seen. And I really love that.
It's true and very sad. After that, we got another four K announcement.
This one is coming from BFI in the form of Get Carter, starring
Michael Kine. What do you think you Get Carter? Have you seen it?
I have? It's it's you know, I love Michael Kaine in everything.
I think this is a really solid movie. Again, It's been gosh,
maybe a decade since I've watched it, but I love it. But
I see all that stuff and I'm like, I don't need all that stuff,
you know, But I do love this film. I think it's great.
Well, and speaking of that, I forgot I was gonna mention after
we talked about reading. But second site, they have actually put out a
statement. I don't know if you saw this, but they noticed that some
people were not purposely not buying their limited releases, or they were like lamenting
when they announced things because they couldn't watch the movie for months until the Standard
got released. So now they are making like a mission to release the Standard
alongside their limited edition release, and so you can order that right now on
their site. You can order it from Diabolic, that four K of Dog
Soldiers. It's just a slim line case with all of their extras. You
lose nothing except for the book and the art cards and all that. Oh
okay, that's great. That's great, and I really wish more companies did
that, because honestly, unless something is strictly limited, why are we waiting?
Genuinely, why are we waiting until months after a limited edition sells out?
I mean, I think it's just because they want you to buy them,
you know. But no, that's great, that's really fantastic. I
hope more companies pick up on that. I completely agree. So yeah,
get Carter for those that haven't seen it. It's great And if you really
want everything, this looks like a ridiculously great release. Lots of extras on
here, all kinds of stuff from twenty twenty two, so it's gonna have
a lot, and then of course there's an eighty page book, which again
I'm astonished that some of these movies are getting literally like novel size analysis.
And obviously there's a lot of art and pictures and stuff like that, but
a lot of it it usually is essays, Yeah, that's amazing. Umbrella.
They announced a couple titles this week and we are getting the Abominable Doctor
Five's and Doctor Five's Rises. Again, this also just came out from Keno,
so this is just a preference thing. This is not a part of
one of their umbrellas like seven signature lines that they're running right now, So
if you want it, it's just another option that's out there. But and
I have to do that at least once a week, I guess. They
also are putting out Miami Connection as a collector's bundle. Now. By now,
this shirt is probably long sold out because this got announced on like Saturday
or something, and it's only limited to one hundred orders. But it looks
like a solid release and a lot of people may actually want this over the
Vinegar Syndrome release because this has the CD soundtrack, which arguably kind of the
best part of the entire movie, and then the other thing. This has
an introduction by Grandmaster Y K. Kim with a new rift tracks commentary with
Mystery Science Theater three thousand comedians Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett,
which for a lot of people that just get this to laugh at it,
that's kind of maybe the reason they want it, and that won't be
on the Vinegar Centrome release. Yeah, I gotta be honest, this is
the version I would have picked up. I mean, I already have the
Blu ray of this. I got to see it luckily in theaters, you
know, years ago when when it was officially released and stuff, so I
got to experience that. And it's a great film, really fun. But
yeah, four K I don't know that necessarily needs it, but this is
amazing. I mean the riff tracks I think I've seen I've seen the riff
tracks on it. It's pretty funny. But to have it, and to
have the soundtrack, I mean, this is this is pretty dang sweet.
You know, I feel this is this is probably more in keeping with what
should have happened with it, But you know, we're getting it anyway,
I subscribers, so I'll just just enjoy that version. And the other big
thing. And remember, if you're getting the vinegar Syndrome one, it's not
necessarily bad or anything like that. And then on top of that, you
are getting the some other cut that nobody's ever seen it, right, so
that's going to be very different. Then on Sunday, Keino announced seven films
from from some guy named Francois Truffau. So obviously Francois Truffau is this massive
tour and I am I believe after this, I think all of his films
will be on Blu Ray, and I am astonished that Keino was able to
do this. First off, they have not announced if this is going to
be a sort of box set or if they're going to be sold individually,
which is an interesting, interesting idea for his stuff. And these are all
ranging from nineteen sixty eight and then the latest one is nineteen seventy eight.
I mean, some of these people that were just so talented, like how
does he knock out seven films in ten years? And actually there might even
be more in here that I didn't know, But yeah, that's amazing.
I'm a big I'm a big fan. I have everything that CRITERIONA might put
out from him. I love him. I love his I love his dialogue,
I love the way you know he treats actors. I'm a huge admirer,
and I didn't know about this. Now I'm very excited about this.
I think a box set makes makes perfect sense, and I really hope it
is that because then I won't have to buy them all individually, right,
And that's what worries me is because it's Keno and I think that they might
put them out individually, because a box set for this would probably be of
say, forty dollars, but I think that they might be able to get
people to buy all seven at fifteen dollars. Yeah, which case, I'll
wait for a sale, but I mean I usually do anyway. But that's
it's definitely now that thank you for putting out on my radar. I had
no idea that that was coming out. That's amazing. Yeah, that's a
big one. And then the seven films are The Bride Woar Black, Mississippi
Mermaid, The Wild Child, The Story of adel H Small Change, The
Man Who Loved Women. Interesting title there, and The Green Room Wow,
okay, cool, cool lots coming there. And then we also got Qino
putting out a new two K master of Programmed to Kill from nineteen eighty seven.
I know nothing about this one. It's directed by Alan Holsman, who
also did Forbidden World. Have you seen this one? You know? It
might be one of those things you know you rented back in the day and
you just completely forgot. I thought this was a VSA announcement somehow, you
know. I'm like, oh, this is wait, you know, I
don't know. I honestly, I have no interest in revisiting movies of this
era unless they have a connection to me, or unless I somehow, you
know, try before I buy. If it's on YouTube, I'll check it
out, or if it's someone's to be you know, I definitely will,
I'll seek it out before buying it, or or definitely look at reviews.
But I'm not going to be jumping on this immediately now. Well, and
that just reminded me of something that we were talking about on my discord this
week. Keep in mind, Keno does have Keno Cult, the streaming service.
This could be up there. Not sure if it is. I'm not,
you know, saying that to everybody, but from what I hear,
it is either free or extremely cheap and supposed to be very good. I
don't remember. I know I used either a free trial or tried it for
like the first week and it was decent, but it was also the first
week, so it was a little bit lacking. But it's been out for
gosh six months, seven months now, wow? Okay, yeah, then
that's definitely something to look into for sure. And this is the type of
movie. It's probably streaming on somewhere like too B right now, right right
that or Amazon Prime something like that. Looks like John in the chat says
it's free, so that's even better. There you go, Keno cult is
free loving that cult epics which has not pronounced not pronounced not announced something and
quite some time they're putting out Sylvia Cristelle and Naked over the Fence from nineteen
seventy three. Let's see this is. Rick Lemming is the operator and owner
of a successful Amsterdam arcade. Along with his tenant Penny. Rick's life takes
a turn when their friend, Ed, a karate instructor, is hired to
act in an art film with his girlfriend, the glamorous singer Lily. Lily
and Ed find themselves unsuspectingly immersed in the illicit world of pornography resulting in death
threats and murder. Franz Wise's sexy comedy thriller turned cult classic, Naked over
the Fence was the first major Dutch starring role of Sylvia Cristell, right before
she appeared in Emmanuel. Cult Epix presents on Blu Ray the newly restored high
def four K transfer with a lot of bonus features and limited to a thousand
copies that include the bonus CD soundtrack. This has an audio commentary by biographer
Harry Hasman, behind the scenes of the film, interview with the director,
interview with the composer, and promotional gallery. Stuff like that. Decent release
and Cult Epics does really great work. Anything from cult epics that you're into,
No, I don't think I have anything from them so far. And
Naked over the Fence. I love the title, but it might be something
I'd love to just watch. I don't know that I need to own it,
but that's interesting. I hope whoever picks it up enjoys it. Are
you a soundtracks guy, because whenever they add that, I honestly I don't
even have a CD player, like I would just play it on my Blu
ray Player, so I don't only have you know, my computer doesn't even
have a drive, so it doesn't really do anything for me in terms of
moving copies. How about yourself lately, I have not. I had been
for a while, but now that I remote work a lot, I don't
have time to listen in the car, which I tried to do at least
one a week when I was doing that. Nowadays, my hope eventually is
to rip everything and put it on like a network attached storage drive. One
of my early pandemic projects, I guess was told, whole home audio and
whole home ethernet my entire house. So I've got a server rack down on
my sub basement and I've got everything so I can have hard wire in every
room and all that. But one of the things I want to do is
get everything on those network storages so that any computer can access what's attached to
that downstairs. Oh nice, so nice. Yeah, And that's the hardest
part is working from home and never driving. I don't have time to listen
to a lot of stuff like that anymore. I'm trying to watch films or
you know, working on YouTube or playing with my kids. Right right,
such is life. Yeah, it's the same thing. Like I used to
do a ton of podcasts, but now, like I mean, now that
I'm finally getting back into doing stuff and getting out of the house, I
can be in the camera often. But yeah, I used to do you
know, yeah, you know, just the discs and all this stuff.
So it's hard to do podcasts while you're just sitting at home. Yeah.
I've got a massive backlog and a whole lot of the podcast I used to
listen to, and I keep telling myself I'm gonna listen to it someday.
There you go. Uh. Wild Eye and Unearthed Films is having a sale
over at mvdsale dot com. This is through May second, on noon,
May second, at noon they say blu rays and DVD starting at just a
dollar ninety nine. But to be fair there they have one title at a
dollar ninety nine and it is this goddamn American Mummy Blu ray from Wild Eye
that they they've been trying to sell for pennies for years at this point.
So wild Eye, How do you feel about Wild Eye? You know,
I've only seen a couple of things that I liked, like actually, Veloci
pastor is really fun. I think that's that's I do recommend that. I
think it was free on Amazon Prime. That's how I watched. Yeah,
I really enjoyed that one. Oh hey, Jammin, what's up man?
Thank you buddy. But you know, Wild Eye, it's you know,
it's basically, uh the Saturna's core, the modern day Saturn's core, you
know, the big thing for me. Yeah, most of the time,
they're not great movies, but they are giving a platform for a lot of
indie artists and that is super important. And uh not that most of them
will ever lead to like the next Alexandra Ajah or anything like that, but
they are, you know, a voice in the current market, and I'm
glad they're able to produce and have a physical output. Absolutely. I mean
that's the reality of filmmaking nowadays. You know, it's if you can get
distribution, you are in the one percent of filmmakers out there. Because there's
so that all the movies you see, however bad you think they are,
there's thousands that will never They'll plan festivals or whatever, but they'll never get
released. No one will ever see them. And it's I mean, it's
sad. There's a lot of people who give up every day and it's it's
it's it's almost it's heartbreaking. But definitely, if you can get distribution,
then that's definitely a pat on the back from me because it's very, very
hard. But the other side of this sale is undeards films, And yeah,
just like John says, this is a great time to buy a Serbian
film or Untold Story, h genuinely unearthed has a lot of really good movies.
Untold Story is great, Evil Dead Trap is really good. If you're
into the more indie schlocky stuff, the Ryan Nicholson films might be up your
alley. I don't love most of them, but either way, they have
a long long they have a reputation on hers films. Obviously a lot of
people love their stuff, and I'm happily one of them. And actually,
this is a good question. John asked, I see a Serbian film there?
Either of you guys ever gone down that road? Have you seen it?
I have not. I've not because I've heard of what happens in it,
and I'm like, you know what, I'm good. I don't want
to need to experience that film, so I've decided to not watch it.
I have, and this is one of those films that I think the reputation
alone scares people away, and that is like the only power of it for
me. I think that when you watch it, you will already have hyped
it up in your head way more than it needs to be. It is
certainly like over the top offensive, and it is very It can be sort
of seen as schlocky, but they genuinely set out to make a film and
do it in a way that had a message, and they pulled it off.
I'm not saying it's worth everybody watching, but speaking of sales, all
of Films is having a sale over at deep discount and All of Films is
not a name we hear very often, so if you are looking to get
something, this is I believe the only All of Films sale of the year
every single year. And I don't even remember the last film they put out,
So if you were looking for stuff, they have some decent titles.
I mean they the Norm McDonald film Dirty Work. That's I was gonna say,
Menu at Work. I was like, nope, that's Emelio Estamus.
They also put out a couple of like the random horror remakes. They put
out some sequels. It's one of those things where if you want everything in
a series, all of films probably has one or two of them that you're
gonna be interested in. And for some of the films, they've done a
really good work, like they did Dick Miller film Bucket of Blood, and
it's amazing. It is such a great release, and it will probably not
get another release because it's a film that was overlooked by a lot of people.
It's a great movie. I thought all the films was well. I
mean, I guess is this through through deep discount? So it is through
deep discount? Are they out of business? Did you know they've shudded?
Or? I mean a lot of their stuff is still in print, so
they're obviously getting a cut of some of this. But at the same time,
they've not announced anything since at least before the pandemic. I think,
wow, which that's a long time in twenty twenty two, so I don't
know, it's not like they've announced anything publicly. H So now this was
on Monday, and we start to get into the bulk of a lot of
titles. So first off, from Warner Archive, we are getting three Judy
Garland films, in the month of June because it would be the one hundred
year anniversary of her birth. So we're getting for me and my gal Zig
Failed Girl and the Clock and a couple of these are ones that people have
been waiting on for a long time. Uh, you don't spend a lot
of time talking about the classics over there, So what do you think about
these? Are you in anything like this? Yeah, I absolutely love Judy
and I honestly I prefer black and white. But it's one of those things
where like it doesn't get the clicks, you know what I mean? Right,
So so I I not one hundred percent I'll be picking these up,
but it's you know, it's something I would one hundred percent watch if it
was on TCM or right on those lines. So I'm glad they're celebrating Judy
And for those of you picking it up, I hope you enjoy it.
And keep in mind there is no Warner Brothers store anymore like there used to
be. There's not going to be any four for forty four sales like we
had two or three times a year. We did have that four for forty
nine or whatever. That was about a month ago, but that was the
first time since last I think March. So these frequently though, movies that
are brand new releases for Warner Archive have been on sale on Amazon, and
Amazon technically is the official storefront for Warner Archives, so keep an eye out
there if you are interested, and you can get good prices on that too,
by the way, I mean some of them have been eight dollars,
which is way better than four for forty four. Yeah. Keino announced the
details of their phil noir The Dark Side of Cinema eight, which I believe
at this point we know that they are going to do at least twelve,
and I think they said many more maybe coming after that, so I think
they just have noir licenses for days. Basically, this is coming July nineteenth
with Street of Chance, Enter Our Scene, Loopin, and Temptation. All
three are getting new two K masters and all three are getting new commentaries,
and I really wish other companies would be able to follow suit and put a
commentary on everything. Can you know gets a commentary for damn near eyfilm they
put out right right? See, this is interesting. I'd love to see
the loop In movie because I'm familiar with the at least the anime character and
the connection to the you know, the all the real stuff. So I'd
love to see that. But my problem with Noir is, you know,
after a while I kind of lose track of what I've seen because they are
either there is the posts are similar, the names is so similar. So
having I mean having twelve box sets, right, you know, I don't
know that that that that that is a handful. I know you're collecting all
these, right, uh not at this point, I certainly don't have all
of these. No I think I have won. Maybe Okay, is it
the first one, because apparently that's like the hardest one to find. No,
But also maybe you didn't hear they're re releasing that coming out at the
end of May or early June. So and it's identical, so there's no
reason to fret or spend three hundred dollars on eBay. Yeah, it's gonna
be night identical release. They got all the licenses back. Yeah, I
agree. Noir gets very samy. And unfortunately, because because there was no
Internet, because word of mouth, and because a lot of cinema just wasn't
getting out there for everybody, they could literally make this same film like six
times with a different title. And a different cast and change a couple of
small details and it was fine. So a lot of noir is literally the
exact same thing rehashed over and over unfortunately. Okay, so let's get into
probably the biggest of this week eighty eight films. We are getting on July
eleventh in the UK Hitcher in the Dark, which was also released in the
US previously, And I'm betting this is gonna be the exact same master and
all that. I don't think they announced features on this, at least I
did not see them, so I would imagine there's probably not a whole lot
new coming on here. Hit You in the Dark. Did you watch that
one when it came out? I did, I did. I had the
subscription at that point. I watched it, I reviewed it, and then
I promptly sold it off. It wasn't for me, but uh, it
was one of those things where like I wanted it to be nastier than it
was. I felt I felt it was a little a little tame. I
don't know. Did you get a chance to watch this one? I agree,
when you have the LENSI name on it, you want something worse than
this. And it didn't go there. I mean to me, like this
cover art is more dangerous than most of the movie. Yeah, yeah,
absolutely, it was like it was more conversations and I'm like, wait,
this movie needs to get this. I'm sorry I kept doing Bert to Lenzia.
It was just the same guy. I mean, I don't know,
Yeah I didn't. I didn't really. It just didn't really smack of his
quality, you know. And this is nineteen eighty nine, so maybe he
just calmed down over time. Maybe I don't know, but this seems like
the perfect movie to go, you know, balls out for lack of a
better word, Well, speaking of balls out, and I'm bared to lendsy.
They're also doing Knife of Ice from nineteen seventy two, which this was
released in the Carol Baker box set from seven And I know you watched it
for there, I believe, and did a review on that. So what
do you think of this one? I don't remember it. Those all blend
together for me, man, I agree, and that box set, I
think it had one winner in the box set and the others were they were
so so yeah. Carol Baker is She's great. She's great at what she
did. She definitely had a place in time. But a lot of these
are they're gonna feel a lot of same, especially when you watch them back
to back. Yeah, absolutely, I mean she's she's fine in it.
But again, sometimes those movies are a little too long. They they're the
paces off and that's that's my problem with a lot of Italian stuff. Sometimes
it's really the pacing that that kills the energy, and that's that's unfortunate.
But but now, I mean, I mean all this stuff now, and
stuff gets released in the UK, you have to you have to wonder,
like, well on region free, but maybe there's gonna be a US release.
I mean, we just you might get to it, but I know,
the the eureka yep, Okay, okay, we'll get to it.
But yeah, you know. So now it's like, well, now I'm
not gonna buy anything from the UK, And now I'm just gonna wait and
see what happens, because right, everything will flip over eventually. And on
the bright side, it seems like a lot of these companies are working together
more, meaning it's literally the either the exact same disc or at least the
exact same master and all of that for the film, right, like severn
And and eighty eight films. Yeah, and then Aero and Synapse and now
eighty eight films and MVD they were working on drive yeah and yeah, all
kinds of stuff. I miss some of these comments. Let's go back to
this. John was talking about Unearthed and said, premudos, that's a newer
film. That's a I believe Olaf Fittenbach, it's supposed to be really good.
Food for Thought says a Serbian film is garbage, very offensive if that's
your thing. John says, I've seen a Serbine film eight times and it's
political like Sallo. Quiet Rob says my favorite physical media gurus Happy Blade of
Birthday MC, thank you, and Dave says serbing film is not an easy
watch. That is an understatement. I forgot about this one. Flickering Wave
says Roar is one of my favorite alive films. That's great. That's a
good one. And then Hilton wanted to bring up Indicator noir sets. Those
are I would say those are definitely a step above the Keynote ones. Absolutely.
I mean, all those indicator sets are just gorgeous things. Man.
The Norman J. Warren box set, oh man, amazing stuff. Yeah
again, indicator might be the most consistent company for me. I love it.
Yeah, I love their stuff. Eighty Films, putting out on July
twenty fifth in the UK only Beware My Brethren from nineteen seventy two. This
is riffing on previous works like Psycho and Peeping Tom. This is also called
The Fiend, So depending on how you saw this, you might recognize it
under a different title. And I don't think I've seen Beware my Brethren.
This was a VS release. Yeah, I don't have it either. But
it's one of those things where I keep asking, Hey, is anyone I'm
seeing this and no one responds, So it's weird. It's I kind of
disappeared from people's minds. I guess I was gonna look it up. I
don't think I've seen this one. And it could just be the title because
it feels very generic. Yeah, I think it's a very religious serial killer
kind of thing. Yeah, it seemed interesting, but I don't know.
It could also be completely boring. Yeah, especially when you when you don't
hear fifty people talking about this a month, it's probably one of the not
great ones. Yeah. Next up, though, is one that a lot
of people are into. Tiger Cage one to three coming in a very interesting
box set. They are going to be announcing more extras and features and all
that later on, but they wanted to share that these are remastered two K
transfers from the original negative two point zero English mono a Cantonese with English subs.
They also have a whole bunch of commentaries, and Frank Jing is on
let me see if I remember he's on at least two of these. I
think Frank Jing was on the channel or on. Yeah, he is amazing
and the dude does like nine jobs. I don't understand how he does this,
but he is suddenly getting a whole lot more. I love it.
Hong Kong films are exploding for everybody, which means he's probably going to be
very busy for quite some time probably. Yeah, and I love I love
done again. I'm not familiar with the Tiger Cage movies, but honestly,
him and anything, he's just great to watch. I mean it's it's got
the bells and whistles, but whatever, I mean it. Depending on the
on the pricing, I most likely will well just blind by this one because
I love him. I think he's magnetic and I think it'd be a lot
of fun. And I believe this one's already up at Diabolic if people in
the US are wanting to pre order. Okay, great, next one is
that Drive. I just mentioned MVD Rewind or MVD Entertainment, whichever one.
They'd announced that they were gonna be putting out Drive on four K later this
year, and then eighty eight Films somehow works something out with them, and
now eighty eight Films is putting out Drive in the US rather than MVD,
so they are putting this out as their first four K title in the UK
and the US. And this is one that was a previous MVD rewind title,
So this is coming not not too recent after that other release. But
it's not a it's not a novel title. This is one that's had plenty
of releases. I love this movie. I you know, I rediscovered it
with the Blu ray and it is just awesome. I mean, it's so
much fun. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna grab the four K. I
don't think it needs it, and I mean, if you didn't get it,
one hundred percent, recommend this movie. I don't love the artwork,
but it seems a little kiddish to me, I don't know, but the
movie is super fun, so it definitely if you haven't seen it, it's
worth the watch. Brittany Murphy is a big name in this that obviously did
not get the career that she deserved because she was she was a talent that
a lot of people just never really gave a great chance to. She had
a handful of big breakout things like Clueless, obviously, but this is one
that people should see. Yeah, it's great good fights too, which is
hard hard to pull off on like you know, especially for an American movie.
There's really great fights in that right. Next four K from eighty eight
Films. I believe this is only their second. Dragons Forever is coming in
four K, but this is also coming in the US, which is kind
of important because none of their Jackie Chan titles were ever released in the US,
so this is their first Jackie Chan title in the US coming out on
four K. And they do have half a Loaf of Kung Fu I believe
was coming out in the US as well. I'm not sure if that's before
this one or after. This is already available to pre order on Amazon.
Diabolic a whole bunch of places. But we've talked about this recently. Are
you a Jackie Chan guy? I am. Actually on my birthday night I
had had a Jackie Chan double feature with some EIGHTYA films titles Nice and I
have the Blue Wave Wagons Forever. I think the first half of the movie
is not as good as the second half, but it's a fun little film.
I don't think I'm gonna be grabbing the four K of it, but
I think it's definitely worth a pickup if you're a Jackie fan. I'm curious
if they are gonna be able to get the licensee for these into the US
because a lot of his films that are the pre American films have just never
had good US releases. So I'm curious about that one now that they're over
in the US. The one I really really want to see the first time
I discovered Jackie was Rumbling the Bronx. I think that needs. Somebody's got
to put that out. I love that movie. I agree that could be
really good. That deserves a boutique release for sure. Yeah. Sure,
Killer's Moon is coming from nineteen seventy eight from the eighty eight Films. Again,
this is only in the UK. Obviously, this screams clockwork orange to
me when I first see this, But I've never seen this film. Have
you seen this one? I was just gonna say, I've never heard of
this thing, but yeah, a clockwork orange with the dude, the dude
in the hat, and like, what the heck? I don't know what
it is, but I'll wait for reviews. So, it says director Alan
Birkinshaw brings us an endless night of terror in his bloody late seventies horror Killers
Moon. When a school outing of teenage girls arrives at their destination in the
Lake District, they find themselves subjected to the murderous designs of four escaped mental
patients who believe they are trapped in a dream. It sounds like it's either
really good or really terrible. It says. It's very much in the vein
Pete Walker and Norman J. Warren. Okay, I love, I love
Norman Jay Warren. I hate Pete Walker movies. I've seen everything I've seen
of his I did not like, but I pretty much liked everything from Norman
Jay Warren. So a mix is kind of strange to me. Yeah,
I I honestly saying that I don't see how they would be very related.
No, well, we'll see what happens Killer's Mood so other. I was
just curious before I go back to those, is there anything that is a
horror related that just not necessarily like Killer's Moon, but something akin to that
that you're dying to see a good boutique release for. Oh, man dyang,
that's a good question. Let's put you on the spot or anything.
Yeah, geez I can't think off the top of my head right now.
Let me let me noodle on it, and I'm going to go, Oh,
I've got it. I'll come, I'll come, I'll give I'll get
back to you on that. Cool. Next one coming up is a Violence
in a Women Prison. Uh. This is one that we've got a couple
other releases of previously. This is September twelfth in the UK from eighty eight
Films. Still another entrying the Italian run of popular Emmanuel sex movies. This
is what is this? Does it say here? I think it's number like
six in the Emmanuel series. Maybe it's seven. Oh, there it is.
Violence in a Women's Prison is the seventh entry in the Manuel series and
provides fans of the fascinating subgenre with another sensationalist feature. I would say for
anybody who's interested in the Emmanuel films to hold off because everyone has been,
you know, threatening the Laura Gemzer box set. What maybe we'll get it
this year, So I would I would hold off because most likely this will
be in there, especially because they partner with eighty eight Films, so I
don't know the only one said, oh, yeah, just wait for seven
exactly. Yeah, there's gonna be a really good release of this. That
seven has been killing it in box sets for the last couple of years,
and they have been hyping up the Emmanuel box set for I think the first
time they touched on it was like early twenty twenty or late twenty nineteen,
and we keep saying it'll be this year, but supposedly it's really ramping up,
and I would not be surprised to see it be maybe like a big
Halloween release for them, or maybe a Black Friday sales title or something like
that, but usually, well, Black Friday kind of sounds like it a
click. That's true, that's very true. I actually thought of two movies
before my boutique pick well one is one is unfortunately one is already out.
What I mean, unfortunately I guess Communion that I mean freak the crap out
of me as a kid. So that was like to review that one.
Yeah, that one. I I'm glad that was finally out. That's been
on my list for a while. And then one that isn't out but deserves
a huge I mean four k. Oh my god, Red Sun. Have
you seen Red Sun years ago? Not in quite some what a cast Charles
Bronson, Toshibafune, Alan Delon, Ursula andres Oh my god. And it's
a great movie too, So I think, yeah, I would love to
see I would love to see that in a nice little four K. I'll
get the one with the book and the poster and all the stuff. I'll
get the bells and whistles one on that one, because I love that movie.
I my big thing that I For some reason, I've been really hoping
to see it soon. Obviously, Screen Factory put out that box Out of
the Fly a couple of years ago, and I had all the movies in
it, but there wasn't really a whole lot done for it, and I'm
really hoping that sooner than later, especially because Cronenberg has a new film coming
out. I'm really hoping that we get a four K upgrade to that.
But I really want new interviews and Jeff Goldbloom seems willing to work on it,
and Cronenberg, I'm sure he'd do something for it. I want to
see what everybody's doing, you know, check back in with the team,
get Geena Davison there, see if we can find out anything. And yeah,
it's had such an impact. I love that fucking movie. So good,
so good. Yeah. I almost just changed the page without sharing this
again. Next one is All the Souls Except the Dead. This is part
of their Italian collection. This is a film by Poopi Avati gotta love that
name from nineteen seventy seven. And this is the same guy that did The
House with the Laughing Windows and Zeter, which a lot of people love.
Zer I could not really get into it. I hated it, Yeah,
exactly. I don't understand the love for that one. But the House with
the Laughing Windows that's a hell of a lot better than Zeedr. I think
I have another one that needs a good release. Okay, and then they
are putting out The seven Percent Solution. This is a Sherlock Holmes film from
nineteen seventy six with Robert Duval and Alan Arkin and Vanessa Redgrave and Lawrence Olivier.
Somehow have never seen this, and it seems like it was made for
me. Are you a big Shilick Holmes person? I was growing up less
so now, but yeah, growing up, I for some reason, I
was one of those nerdy kids that, like my parents got me Encyclopedia Brown,
which led to a fascination with the hardy boys and then Sherlotte Holmes and
diving into everything else. And then of course, you know, growing up
on Scooby Doo, you get everything about this and you just fall in love
with the mystery. Yeah, I love Shlick Colms. I actually wrote a
Shili Combs book, a children's book, which I was lucky enough to get
published. And so well, I was researching all that, I watched all
these movies, you know this one Shiloack Colmbs is Smarter brother with Gean Whilder,
are like all this stuff. So I do enjoy this movie quite a
bit. And but it's it's one of those things where, well, maybe
maybe this is coming from somebody else, Maybe Quino will put this out in
the UK, screams like a title. Yeah, doesn't it? Yeah,
So I'm gonna hold off on it, but I'm definitely interested in picking this
up. Yep, this is this is one I'm certainly gonna keep on my
radar. I need it. Uh. Then we are getting on the run
from eighty eight Films. Wrongly accused of killing his own wife, struggling police
officer Shing Ming is forced to go into hiding his only allies, the deadly
female assassin Miss Pi. Together they form an unlikely alliances. They each try
to avoid death or arrest. And this is coming and they're calling it a
deluxe collector's edition, and they shared this picture, so I'm not sure if
it's getting a bigger thing or if this is gonna be like just some loaded,
stacked release. But yeah, yeah, you I mean, if it,
I mean, you would imagine they'd at least show off a slip or
something if it was going to be a collegious edition. But is really good?
Oh yeah, okay, And an Asian movie enthusiast Eric really knows a
shit, so I tend to tress that. Indeed, Yeah, I haven't
heard about this one. That sounds cool. The one that everybody's heard of
that I think people are most excited about in this batch is Riding Wrongs,
also known as Above the Law. This one is with U and Biao and
Cynthia Rothrock, which people have been dying to see more from. This is
another deluxe collector's edition released on September twenty sixth in the UK. And for
some reason, this is another one that feels like it could potentially get a
US release. Yeah, I mean, I've never seen it, but it's
been on my list forever. I'm very excited to watch this one. I
love Unbia and the fact that he's kind of fund center is nice. He
doesn't play second fiddle to anybody. I'm excited for this. Yeah, I'm
I've heard really good things. But again I'm so, I'm really hyped up
for it. So if it's I'm really hoping it's not going to be disappointing.
So fingers crossed. Let's see with some of these comments here, I
haven't checked in in a few minutes. John says Emmanuel will be this year.
He's pretty damn confident in that. Yeah, let's see. Is hoping
for a Nightmare on Elm Street release and Dave says Red Sun is a freaking
classic, and then Kim Carlson says seven percent solution was okay at best,
and then, uh, let's see the question he's asking, does Master Chaos
have any guesses on the surprise Vinegar titles next month? Well, I think
I've just kept my ear to the ground when people are guessing. Somebody guessed
soul Man, and I think that sounds so crazy that it's probably true.
I mean, you know, I forget what there they said, super super
well known cast and whatever whatever, but somebody said soul man. I'm like,
man, you know what, that sounds so stupid that that's probably what
we're gonna get. I don't know, Uh, I kind of don't like
guessing, but but I also like the hints and you know, the barwk
and stuff. What do you think you what are you leaning towards that?
That one with the whole cast and all that. I'm not sure at all.
The other one that they were talking about, I think it was Sunny
La Creature Feature or something like that. To me, it feels like we
are probably going to get scared to death. The same guy that did Creature
last Black Friday. Yeah, and that would make sense. A lot of
times when they license these films, they get them in a package. Yeah,
I think even the director. Someone on social media said that they were
working on on remastering Scared to Death specifically, and well, yeah, that
would make a whole lot of sense. Then, yeah, so that's most
likely. That's that's the other one. Yeah, soul Man and Scared to
Death. You heard it here first. I'm curious about soul Man if it
is so. Speaking of Vinegar Syndrome, one of their partner labels, Altered
Innocence, is releasing My Best Part and it's available now. But this is
not getting the you know, a big fancy slipcover release. This is still
through and all that, but it is not getting a slipcover release, and
it will not be on the Vincent site unless it's listed as a separate portion.
It's not gonna be like one of the announcements, Oh okay, so
you can get this on Amazon or on Diabolic and I think a little fly.
I think this is the first time that they've done this in quite some
time. I know that they've had some other titles that have come out on
the side, but once they ramped up the partner label thing. I think
this is the first one they did, but then funny enough, they did
it again immediately and Strawberry Mansion from music Box Films is coming out without a
slipcover release. And this one, if you look this up on letterbox,
has incredible reviews. Which I saw the cover and I was like, wow,
this looks cheap just based on the art, but it is getting like
rave reviews wow, which I don't always trust necessarily, but from the people
that I followed that have seen it, it seems to be something that's genuinely
worth watching. That's interesting. I saw this pop up and I think I
looked it up on Amazon and I think it's available for rent or something,
so moderately curious about it, but I wouldn't. I wouldn't blind by it.
That's just me. The Altered Inniscence title is available now. This one
is May thirty first. Wow, Okay, I forgot this was this week.
Okay. So Video Vengeance or sorry, Visual Vengeance Video is putting out
La Aids Jabber. This is a sister label of Wild Eye, and they
are brand new. This is their third title they've announced and they still haven't
even put out the first two. Titles, So take that with a grain
of salt. We don't know the quality of what these are going to be.
It's supposed to be pretty good. And some of these, like Brad
from Vinegar Syndrome, he worked on while he was working with Wild Eye before
he left them. And this is from nineteen ninety four, which nineteen ninety
four still what is the diplomatic way to say this, still very deep in
the AIDS epidemic and sensing a lot of the fallout from that from the eighties,
still big names dying every single day basically for a while back then.
And the plot on this a guy who has been diagnosed with AIDS decides to
get his revenge on the world by attacking people with hypodermic needles filled with his
blood. I'm not surprised this is getting distribution now and not back then.
I mean, I mean maybe it did. I don't know. I'd never
heard of it before, So yeah, I mean, is this do we
know of? This? Is? Is this soov or what? I am
not sure on that front. I went to try to research, like a
better synopsis to put on this announcement because Visual a Vengeance all they did was
post a picture and say coming soon. This synopsis is copied and pasted everywhere
on the internet for this film, Oh wow, and it is super super
interesting. Brad from Vinegar Syndrome has this rated as four stars on his letterboxed.
Okay, so take that with a grain of salt. It could be
great. It could be a Brad film. We'll see. But then they
announced their next title after this one. Yeah, okay, never mind,
We'll get back to that one in a minute. So Steal Justice with Martin
Cove, who is huge right now, obviously because of Cobra Kai. This
is coming out from Keno on July twelfth. And the cool thing they got
a new commentary with Martin Cove and the director Robert Boris. That's great.
This feels like this feels like a VSA title kind of thing to me.
Again, that's something I'm jumping on on the bandwagon in terms of like I
gotta get this, I gotta I gotta rewatch this. But if I you
know, if I see it on two B or free on Amazon Prime,
I'll definitely try it before I buy. But Martin Cove is awesome. He's
a very nice guy. I've met him one He's a very very nice guy.
So yeah, if anybody's been waiting for this, here you go.
Cove is making the rounds doing like a lot of conventions and stuff like that,
so this would actually probably be really fun to take and have him sign
if you are ever going to pick something up. Absolutely. Severn has announced
two of their midyear sale titles, We are getting Faceless from Jess Franco in
four K and Blu Ray and the female executioner on Blu Ray. First,
I want to say, really like the slip. I think it looks really
good without the words and everything on it, and really not surprised that it's
Severn putting out the first four K Jess Franco, Yeah, me, neither.
I will say this. I love I love Brigitte. I think she's
amazing. She's a beautiful woman. I love I. You know, A
Fascination is one of my favorite movies. She's gorgeous, love her stuff.
Faceless is just okay. I actually just saw this recently because it was it
was somebody hinted that this was coming out, so a friend of mine had
it. I think he had a bootleg or something, so I just watched
this recently. It's just okay. And she's I'm gonna toss it out there
because some people are curious she's not naked in it. She's the only one
who's not naked in the movie, So in case you're wondering, you're not
gonna see her in four K. But the other one, I'm not familiar
with, the female executioner. That sounds pretty interesting, that one and her
on the slip. I mean, from what I hear, there's a lot
of jacuzzi action in that one, so that that makes me happy potential.
Yeah, faceless. Are are you a Jess Franco person? I don't.
I don't remember you talking a whole lot about Just Franco on your channel.
No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not a big Just Franco guy.
And you know, I've seen everything from Shining Sex to the Franco Noir,
which, by the way, fantastic. I highly recommend Franko Noir from
severing the two great great movies. So, I mean he is a filmmaker.
I mean he's a one hundred and a real filmmaker. But then he
became a proverb that all his movies are very strange, you know, which
is fine. It's fine. You know, if you can enjoy himself,
that's what art is all about. But I would say Faceless is is kind
of his Hitcher in the Dark. It's very I don't know if you've seen
it, and have you seen this or not, but I've not seen Faceless.
It's very it's very tame. It's not it's not it's not very sexy,
and it's not very violent. It's a good movie, but it's one
that he's it's almost him revisiting the same material like The Horrible Doctor Z and
all that stuff. Like it's it's basically eyes without a face. But you
know, in Paris in the whatever, the early eighties or whatever it is.
It's a it's a good movie. But I think people should temper expectations
in terms of, oh shit, just Frankle, it's gonna get crazy.
No, it's it's it's definitely him a lot tamer and I I tend you
enjoy Franco most at his earliest, a lot of his decent like genuine not
not trope filled or by the books or anything, but the actual, like
horror horror films rather than fever dreams wrapped in a nightmare basically, and Faceless
is nineteen eighty seven, So it is certainly not early Franco. Yeah no,
and it's but the good news is it's not also like Shining Sex Crazy,
where you're like, what is wrong with this guy? What is happening
here? It's basically vagina close ups the whole movie. You know, it's
it's definitely him trying trying to make a standard movie, which is the good
news. But also the good news, the bad news is it's very vanilla.
I mean, so it's which is unfortunate because you expect him to go
nuts and it doesn't really go there. Right after you just said that,
Seven just sold twelve copies of Shanning Sex. Yeah, you're welcome. Seven
Read, as a partner for Keno, is putting out Terror Circus again.
They had previously released this. This will literally just be the exact same disc.
So if you've had this previously, there is no reason to get this
again unless you're really dying to have that Keno slipcover, which a friend of
the friend of the channel, Brian Michael, the other day asked me.
He said, how do you feel about the Kino slipcovers? I said,
if you enjoy screen Factory slipcover plus twenty percent. That is a Keno Lober
slipcover and screen factory is known for having just god awful slipcovers that basically fall
apart and you blow out them. So yeah. Now I'm not familiar with
the Terror Circus itself, but again, I feel like I've seen so many
crazy stricus movies that I think I'm good. Yeah. If again, if
you want any sort of scary circus film, completely go after Santa Sangre if
you. Oh my god, that's my favorite goddamn movie from Severn that they
have my off. I love that movie so much. Yes, is beautiful?
Oh great, very great, great, Yes, absolutely agree with that.
I was so glad when the put that out on four K Oh my
god. Yeah, I got my first experience is that was in theaters and
it was like it was like when seven I guess got the license, like
when when they were putting out the DVD back in the day and that gutted
me. Got that ending. Oh so good. That is a wild film.
I mean, yeah, howdo ASKI did some good stuff. It's my
favorite movie of his. Honestly, I don't, I don't. I don't
think it's been as as powerful as that movie. Yeah, and then not
to mention some of the visuals in that film. It I don't even know
how he how he got some of those colors, and that that's why that
four K was perfect, because it really drew out some of that ways that
you've never been able to see before. Yes, I agree. Uh,
this is the other visual a vengeance. Uh do I say that? Right?
At this time we had visual a vengeance video. What a weird name
for a label? Uh, sister label of Wild Eyes putting out suburban Sasquatch
and I don't know if this is actually them or just trying to have really
creative copy they say. Perhaps the most beloved and recognizable shot on video movie
movie of the last two decades, when a giant, bloodthirsty Bigfoot goes on
a killing spreen a sprawling suburban park area. It's up to a couple of
park rangers, a reporter, and a mystical Native American warrior because of course,
to try and stop sasquatches limb ripping rampage. First time ever on Blu
Ray Impacked with bonus features on Blu Ray. I I've seen this movie.
I actually I watched it. I think riff tracks. It's it's awful.
I mean it's really really bad. And hmm on Blu Ray, this just
this just feels like like a trick. I mean it's you know, it's
like no, no, man, don't, don't don't. Uh does it
come with stickers too? Is that what it says? I think so they've
I don't think that they've actually said, yeah, stick your own VHS stickers.
Oh wow? Okay? And does it come with a booklet? Stick
your own VHS stickers? Collectible mini poster, reversible Blu Ray sleeve featuring the
original release art, limited edition slipcover with art by Earl Kessler who's done a
lot of the Vineiger Syndrome slips, and then two sided insert and that's it.
So wow, that's probably just the mini poster. Yeah, I yeah,
I mean it's it's honestly, it's it's a fun movie to watch with
friends. But I don't know that anybody needs this in their collection necessary.
I mean, unless you're a super diehard Sasquatch fan, and I mean I
love Sasquatch. I've gone out looking for Bigfoot, you know, but I
would it's a one and done for me on this one, so they the
rift tracks that you just brought up. It does have the full rift tracks
version on there. New twenty twenty one commentary by the director, commentary from
Sam Panico, a BNS about movies and Bill Van Rain of Driving Asylum,
and then all kinds of behind the scenes stuff. Feature adds making of from
the director's POV behind the scenes gallery everything. This is a lot for an
sv film. Wow, I mean it's I mean, you gotta do me
a favor, everybody in the chat, anybody who's watching this, you know
in the replay, go look up Suburban Sasquatch. Just Google image him and
you'll see the weirdest nipples in cinema history. I mean yeah, and that
they'll tell you all you need to know about this movie. I think it's
the next one, so I will say this, but wait, there's more.
If if you go to Grindhouse Video right now, you can get both
Suburban Sasquatch and La ahe Jabber with a Hypodermic Pen. And this bundle is
only limited to I believe, was it four hundred copies? Yeah, four
hundred copies and they've already sold one hundred of them. Wow. Cool,
let's move on. Here is a Classic Night Gallery season two coming from Keno,
and this release is bonkers. If you don't have the first release or
the release of the first season, they are the work that goes into this.
Like literally every single episode has a new commentary on it. Every single
episode. They all have brand new two K masters. This is crazy.
I mean there is DVD easter eggs on there from the old release, NBCTV
promos from the two thousand and eight DVD release, nineteen TV spots newly mastered.
Let's see art Gallery, the paintings, The Syndication Conundrum Part two.
Part one was on the first season, a look at the show's troubled second
life and reruns, a featurette by film historian Craig Beam, and then the
big thing rew the Gallery, a look back featuring actors Lindsay Wagner, Pat
Boone, Joseph Campanella, Lori Prange, James Metropol, directors John Badham,
all kinds of other I mean, it's a half hour long. They put
so much love into this release, and I'm so glad because that gallery is
freaking great. I'm a big fan as well. I had the first season.
I was picking up this up for sure. I love it. I
mean, I think I don't want to say superior to Twilight Zone, but
there's some episodes that are just jaw droppers. I'm a big fan. I'm
glad. Yeah, this is one that more people need to need to watch.
And this is the kind of release that I am glad that certain boutiques
at least are still doing TV stuff because this is one that absolutely needed it.
And the fact that they're able to not only remaster everything, but then
say this was so beloved, we're going to put money into special features and
deliver this amazing package is crazy. I never a dream that this was coming
like this. No, this is fantastic, very very good, and I'm
glad it's a show that hasn't been, you know, released over and over
and over again. You know. I think that's great. Like Sequest is
coming out from Greek I'm excited for that as well. Yep. So yeah,
very cool. You guys got to check out Night Gallery if you haven't,
it's a good time for that. Eureka is putting out Running out of
Time one and two, and there are and a lot of people happy about
this one. This is from Johnny tow and as usual, this is coming
freaking loaded. This is a part of the Masters of Cinema series for them,
and this is the one. We're going to talk about it in just
a second, but may as well get it out of the way now.
Arrow Jamie I think his name is James James Flower announced on Twitter just to
warn people if you don't want to get a UK version that Arrow is also
going to be putting out a release of Running Out of Time one and two
that is literally identical. So this is something that if you want it,
you can probably hold out and get the Arrow release if you're in the US,
unless you're an Eureka fanboy or something, or you want all the Masters
of Cinema. But this is one that is beloved and just like Asian movie
Enthusias says, this is basically what everybody says. The first one is a
classic, the second one so stupid, it is laughable. I love Johnny
Toe, I'm not familiar with the movies, but I'm gonna grab the Arrow
release for sure. Yeah. And the fact that Eureka and Arrow are teaming
up, just like we mentioned earlier in the show, that's kind of a
big deal. That's two big companies working together to get the rights released in
two different regions. That again, if we can share that and get more
love outs to different areas, everybody's gonna be happier. Yep. They also
announced a Boris Karloff collection called Universal Terror, which features Nikey, The Climax
and The Black Castle. This is only gonna be a UK release as usual
from Eureka. This is gonna have ten ADP presentations of all three films and
they are This is on Blu Ray for the first time in the UK,
and I believe yeah, presented from two K scans of fine grain film elements
for each of them. The Climax is two K scan of the inner Positive
and then they're gonna have some extras on there. Some still galleries. Kim
Newman's doing some stuff. I love Kim Newman's work. Carloff. What do
you think of Carloff? I love them. I would pick this up and
I already have this. I think Screen Factory put this out. I know
they have a ton of those Universal box sets. I'm pretty sure these are
on there. I believe so. But I love I have their previous Carloff
at Columbia, which is fantastic six movies on there, and they were all
really fun. So I would have grabbed this if I didn't have the Universal
stuff already. Yeah, and a lot of the Universal stuff has gotten a
lot of love from Scream Factory. So if you're interested, I mean,
they're what is there? I think there's six volumes. Yeah, and each
one has I believe four films, and they finally have been showing up on
sale the last couple of times they've done stuff, which for a while that
was not the case. I am. Yeah. So Night Key is on
volume four from Scream Factory, and The Climax is also on volume four,
and Black Castle I'm imagining, oh no, that one's on volume six.
But yeah, they're all here. Great, there you go. I would
highly recommend those two if you guys are into Universal stuff well, and Karloff
is great always. Oh yeah. Keno is putting out a double feature of
Salt and Pepper and One More Time featuring Sammy Davis Junior and Peter Lawford.
This's got announced just today. How do you feel about them? I?
I like them. I mean as Sammy Davis is certainly a fun actor,
he's definitely just always playing himself. Right, I've never seen any of these,
either of these, so one of those things I'd like to watch.
I don't know that I need to own it, but it looks fun.
I mean the posters certainly look very energetic. I mean, I don't know
how true that is to what the actual movie is, but you know,
I would definitely want to watch it. Well, And like with Peter Lawford,
they're they're hyping him up as Peter Lawford from Ocean's Eleven. That first
Ocean's eleven film is kind of god awful. I hate the original. I
think that it's one of the biggest ways. Like if you ever go back
and watch that film, and I hate to break in if you love this
film, I'm sorry Chaos, but that first one, like they wait to
go to Vegas until like ad mid it fifty seven of that movie. Yeah,
no, which is crazy on that one, you know, I agree.
Uh, this is the air thing that we were just talking about and
then promoting you which speaking of, there are links in the description below for
Master Chaos' YouTube, his Patreon, his merch and his IMDb credits. So
if you have never dove into Master Chaos, by all means, do it.
He's also got books for sale on Amazon. He's got all kinds of
stuff. His name is basically everywhere. I'm everywhere I try to be.
Anyway, speaking of I know that you did a full year where you released
a video every single day on YouTube. I heard you're starting a second year
soon. I'm just kidding off, you know. I thought of continuing it
into the second year, but it was it was honestly so hard to like
literally the point where like it was two in the morning and I couldn't think
of a video. I got what do I do? What do I do?
And I'm like, okay, I'll just I'll tour OnlyFans and I'll i'll
and I'll look at funny OnlyFans accounts, you know. So it was,
Yeah, it was exhausting, but it was it was a good way to
just commit to the YouTube thing. But I yeah, it's a lot of
work. It's a lot of work, and a whole bunch of people have
said this exact thing, that all of your less watch lives are fun.
I popped in for as many as I could, but again, so many
videos, so little time. Absolutely, Yeah, yeah, no, I
love doing those, but you know what sucks I mean, I can't monetize
because my channels have a thing with YouTube. But like you know, a
lot of those videos get copyright claimed or I had a lot of those taken
down just because somebody had them. But then you can I can still find
the source video on YouTube. So why is that video still up? I
don't know. It weird, but I do. I do have a lot
of fun with those. In hope I'll be able to do those again.
But now that the movie's ramping up and I have to focus on that,
I'm sort of shifting the channel into not so much reviews but filmmaking, maybe
tutorials behind the scenes like that, and I'll be doing live you know,
not life vlogs, but definitely vlogs from the from the set and showing you
all that process. I definitely want to bring my subscribers with me so they
can be a part of that and feel like you know, they were there,
they were there from the beginning, and and and and and as much
as I can show. I'll share as much as I can with all that
stuff because I find that fun. I mean, I think that's there's a
difference. I mean, for me, like I always say, the way
I review a movie is different from you know, somebody just coming and just
watching it. I review it from somebody who's lived it on the ground.
So you know, when when a movie is bad, it's not so much
that, oh it sucks, but I can laugh at it. It's almost
like it's I feel bad for the filmmakers and it's disappointed me. So it's
it's this weird gray area where I and then I also feel like the consumer
has to know, like is this worth your time and money? And I
think that's important too, especially when things get I mean, you gotta agree,
things are gonna get more expensive as we go. I mean, prices
are raising all already. So by next year, you know, who knows
vinegar syndrom. I mean it's twenty seven ninety nine. It might be twenty
nine ninety nine next year, you know, And so everybody has to become
so selective, And that is that's the part of that's when that's when collecting
becomes dangerous. That's when I like, and then you run out of space
and then like, oh now I've got this this bunch of junk on my
shelf that I'll never watch again. What do I do? Absolutely, you
know, So that's that's that's that's sort of what I focus on, like
is this is this worth your time? And and are you gonna get joy
from it? And but of course everybody is different, and I think that's
that's what as a filmmaker, we love that because you know your audience is
varied, and you know, I expect bad reviews and and and that's just
part of the process. I just I won't. I don't watch reviews from
my own movies, you know. But again, I feel like it's fair
game. You know, I can be critical and someone can be critical for
my movies. That's just that's how it works, man. I I agree.
And one of the things that we say on this channel, and I
don't know that you and I have ever had this conversation, I always say
that every single film has been somebody's favorite film. That's true, Yeah,
absolutely absolutely, And that's I mean, I don't know if you can say
that about stuff like Alien Private Eye, but well, and for that movie
specifically, it's sort of a vanity project. So I guarantee you it was
probably the director's favorite film for quite some time. Maybe, yeah, you
know, probably probably, But I mean, if anything, I know a
lot of filmmakers at the end of the day are like, there's always that
regret and so so you never know. You never know. But that's the
beauty of it. I mean, art, art is that subjective magic that
we cannot you can't really define it, and so all you can do is
try to explain a point of view and see what happens, exactly what's going
on. Cubric Lover, I haven't seen you in here in quite some time,
buddy, let's see. Asian movie enthusiast about Running out of Time says
that was a classic. The sequel is stupid. I read that earlier.
Keep in mind if you want that Arrow releasing in the US, Quiet Rob
says they should have been asked Suburban Sasquatch. On April first, Red Letter
Media has a video review for that monstrosity. Yeah, that's why I found
it first. Actually, So after I go over the week's announcements, we
normally talk about what's coming out next week. But funny enough, this is
kind of an awful week for releases. There's not a whole lot coming out.
We've got Pixars turning red and four K, which I thought was really
great. Smoking Aces is getting a four K release and a steel book.
Everybody has been just absolutely chomping at the bit to get Francis the Talking Mule
seven pack from Keno obviously kidding, we are getting. I think this is
a code red release if I remember right, Seco and Vanzetti, and I
kind of think that's it. Anything exciting to you that's getting a release here
in the next couple of months, some stuff that's already been annouced previously.
Oh man, I'm really excited for Cloak and Dagra. That's that's that's a
favorite of mine. I'm not crazy about the artwork, but I'm sure it'll
probably it'll grow on me, you know. But well, and there's a
full set of artwork that we haven't seen yet because of the VSU. Yeah,
I do like that movie. I think that's that's that's great. You
know. I'm excited to see what seven drops for for the halfway sale.
But you know, if it's a bridget Lay super pack, like like if
it's all her movies, I mean, that's I don't know, that's that's
pretty tempting. I'm a big fan of hers, but yeah, right now,
I don't know. I've just honestly been buried in making a movie.
So I haven't really been paying attention to to the boutique stuff, which is
kind of weird because the whole year and a half previous I've been into it.
But now I'm like, wait, what's Oh, that's cool, right,
Yeah, I mean, I'm I'm I mean, if anything, I'm
more nervous for like the newer stuff that's been announced, like Halloween Halloween Ends.
There's news for that one that's pretty distressing and I hope, hope is
not true. Apparently everybody in the cast is saying that we're going to hate
the ending. That doesn't that doesn't bode well. And then some stuff has
been coming out for Scream six that I'm not very excited about, where they're
saying they're going to, you know, subvert expectations. And I don't know
what your feelings were on the Last Jedi, but that's what they said with
that one too, and I'm not a fan of that one. I Yeah,
there's a lot of newer stuff that I think, uh the I've always
said the recools and the reboots and all those things, they're fine because they
don't take anything away from it. But when you keep driving that franchise into
the ground. After yeah, maybe it's maybe after it's lost a little bit
of its luster, you should be able to tell, like, let's give
it a break for a while. And if you're really all about reboots,
there's lots of great stuff that has never been touched again that probably could do
really well again and again with the remakes. Like I think we had this
discussion a couple of weeks ago on one of these, but I really wish
that remakes would actually focus on something that people didn't already know and love a
lot. Let's rescue something that had a good idea, but maybe it was
made in nineteen seventy six and the technology sucked, and it could be great
if it was made nowadays. Absolutely, I mean, unfortunately, studios are
very scared about yeah, of course, you know, rescuing obscure stuff.
So that's why we see all these familiar faces over and over and over again,
which is which is unfortunate. But I'm I'm you know, I'm I'm
a big I'm a big believer that things have a lifespan. You know.
You know the problem with TV shows is like if they go too long,
they'll usually the last season of TV shows never the best season. So you
know, I think it finish it, walk away, start something new.
I think, I think I think that's always the best approach. But you
know, IP is important, and they want they want they want that intellectual
property that everyone recognizes and they can sell Halloween costs or whatever. You know,
and it is, it is what it is. It makes it hard
for new ideas. It makes it hard for people with I mean just from
my own experiences. Oh, we love that script. Is really great.
Now we want to make a movie. We want to make a Twister movie.
Like, what do you mean that? This is an actual meeting.
We love your script. It was fantastic. So so we're thinking of making
a Twister movie. And in my head, I'm thinking, oh, this
is a meeting about my script. They want to meet about something about twisters.
I'm thinking tornadoes. They're like, no, no, no, the
board game. We want to make it. We want to make something about
like the you know, the colored hands and stuff. And then like what
they want to make a movie about that. Now, this was a meeting
I had six years ago. Obviously they've never made the Twister movie, but
the room and I tried to come up with an idea for a Twister movie.
It's just I mean, it's like crap. It's like, oh,
we've got the you know, Parker Brothers or whatever it was, and we
want to make movies out of this ship. I mean, after Battleship,
I think they said, okay, we need to rethink this, right.
But it's it's it's it's like the like the movie says, it's hard out
there for a pimp. And in a way, it's nice that Vineger Syndrome
and Serve and all those companies shine light on movies like Alien Private Eye,
which in my opinion, didn't necessarily need to be focused on. But you
know, you're right, somebody probably loves that movie and we'll probably enjoy the
hell out of it, and it's a piece of art to somebody. So
I I hope, I hope that continues. And I just hope that the
price doesn't kick a out, you know, worked out. We're like,
well, I would normally blind by this, but not for that price.
I'm already hearing that from a lot of people, so it's impossible not to.
I mean, with everything else going up, the your your fun money's
gone on other things. It's I was just talking today. I'm a giant
person, but I drive a little Kia Sol to work today and I had
to fill it up and it's got like a tiny, little little guest tank,
and I still ended up paying like almost forty bucks. Like wow,
that shouldn't be the case. No, no, And I live in the
middle of freaking farmland basically in Kansas City. So man, yeah, everything's
going up, and you know, we aren't getting richer, So it's there's
gonna come a time we're like, sorry, no one's buying that this month
because we can't afford to take a risk on whatever the heck that is that
you just put up sorta says I saw your review of Alien Private Eye,
looking forward to watching it now it's on YouTube. Go ahead. I would
suggest, like I say my channel TVYB, try it before you buy.
It's just smart, you know nowadays, at least watched the first ten minutes
and if you like it, then grab it. But it's I don't know,
I see so many people just I gotta grab it. I gotta grab
it, And it's like, just be careful with your money. You know
you're gonna just start regretting. And then the problem is you start making these
choices and you're gonna start hating collecting. So just yeah, be cautious.
I think it's it's nowadays, it's you awe it to your wallet, right.
And I will say this, and I know that you know this,
but I know some other people watching may not know this. One thing I
will say with TBYB is when you're watching on TV, A lot of times
those are really shitty VHS rips. And I put out a video this week
talking about things that can affect your perception of your enjoyment of a film or
what you get out of it. And for a lot of people, if
it looks like crap, they'll lose interest immediately. So if you're gonna do
that, make sure you're paying attention and realizing if I'm getting this from seven
and it's a two K scan, it's gonna look wildly better than this.
If you're getting an actual four K disc of uh, you know, the
god Terminal Island that came out from Vinegar Syndrome, and you try it somewhere
else, that movie looks incredible in four K, better than it ever has
looked before, and honestly better than it probably should look. But it is
amazing the way that thing looks, so yeah, yeah, don't make yourself
just think it looks awful. I'm never gonna watch it because a lot of
these they do have merit, and unfortunately, if you're only going to two
B or an illegal YouTube stream or something like that, it's not gonna be
as you know, it's not gonna be a two K scan probably. Oh
yeah, no, absolutely, watch it for plot. I mean, that's
that's what I look for, Like, is the story good? You know?
Am I enjoying this? Obviously it'll look better on Blu ray. But
if you like the movie and you know what that means, if it just
feels good and you're gonna and you're gonna rewatch it number one. If you're
gonna be watch it, and if you want the commentary on it, then
obviously physical media well, the question on everybody's mind, what is brother Kaos
really like? That's funny. He is exactly how he is on the streams.
That is exactly who he is. Although he holds back, he's actually
pretty weird. He does have a weird sense of humor, but he kind
of holds back sometimes. I think I think he's still a little shy,
but he's very soft spoken and he has a very weird taste of movies,
and somehow we're friends. Yeah, he's been a blast. Watch your whole
family's been a blast watch it gets in Over the years. I appreciate every
time they've been on. It's inspired me a couple of my videos I've shown
my kids, and people seem to really enjoy that type of thing. So
yeah, thanks for allowing the community to come into your family. Oh thanks
man, Well, I appreciate that. And uh, you know, I
think I think it's important because you know, you are building our community.
You're you're you're you know, subscribers. But you know, to me,
you guys are all pals, and it's it's we all. We all share
a love of movies, and I think I think that's important. I've had
a lot of great stuff recommended to me that I've gone on, but oh,
this is amazing. I'm so glad somebody told me about this, And
I think that's great. I think I think the fact that movies are thriving,
no matter what is it makes me happy. It makes me happy and
and and hopefully I can continue to be a part of the film community and
the YouTube community, and you know, see who knows where it will go.
But I'm having fun so far, and you can tell, and that's
important. And uh, you know a lot of times you can see after
a while, some of these people that have been doing this, they easily
get burnt out, or they've been doing it so long that they literally run
out of ideas or run out of steam, or they get out of collecting
altogether. And it's it's obvious that you still enjoy what you're doing. Yeah,
I mean, honestly. The the key is because most of my videos
are pre recorded, so when I edit, if I can make myself laugh,
then that's that. That's sort of my that's that, that's my benchmark
if I'm having fun when I put the video out and go, Okay,
this is gonna this is gonna make some people laugh, and then that's entertaining
to me. And uh so I I I I get enjoyment from that,
and then I get enjoyment from having people sit through pictures of diarrhea. And
I don't know, it makes me heavy. Uh John asks, have it's
a great time to go to the movies? Have either of us gone to
the Northmen or everything everywhere, all at once, and uh he also needs
to catch the Unbearable Weight of massive talent. Have you seen any of those
three? Everything, Everything, everywhere is amazing. One hundred percent of recommend
that movie is. It's everything that people are saying about it is one hundred
percent truth. It's a great movie. It's it's a celebration of life,
it's a celebration of cinemas, a celebration of family. Great movie. I
really really loved it. And I did see The Unbearable Weight. I thought
it was. I thought it was I thought it was really good. I
don't know how rewatchable it is. I've heard, yeah, but it's it's
good. I mean, it's not as amazing I think as we were hoping
it would be, but it was. It was good. I unfortunately have
not been able to go to any of them. I I've had a couple,
just like you people in the house sick and not really wanting to pass
that along. And today was kind of my first time like out of the
house for a while because I had to go into my actual work building.
But uh, yeah, it's it's been a very busy time around here.
Yeah. No, I when you get kids, man, it's your your
time is not your own anymore. It's very hard. I don't get to
set my own calendar, that's for sure. I mean it's great. I
mean, you know, being a dad is amazing, but it's it is
a lot of work. It is, and I'm sure you've heard it as
well, but when you have that first kid, it's a lot of work.
And then they say having a second kid, it's not like adding a
second kid, it's like adding four sometimes because especially for the first few years,
of the first few years of their birth, it is so much work
with two. I mean, especially my son has a medical condition. He's
got type one diabetes, so it's I mean, I'm up late taking care
of him because we had to check his blood every two hours, and it's
it's it's you know, we're basically we've become nurses at this point. We
wanted three kids, but like now we're good. We're good with two.
Man, It's it is. It is a handful, But honestly, I
wouldn't trade it for anything. I agree. And yeah, I mean both
of my kids are special needs and the amount of time and energy and therapy
appointments that I've had to shuttle people off to. It's exhausting, for sure,
but I'm here and I'm happy. You know, it feels like what
we were meant to do, doesn't it doesn't it feel like like this is
no matter what I you know, however many movies I get to make or
whatever. I think it's it's so important to have said I made I made
people, you know, it's so d But the fact that you know,
and then you and then when when when we when we leave, they'll be
here and and and and they will be able to go on their own journey.
I think that's that is that is such a gift, and not many
people get that gift. And so I think we're very we're very lucky and
uh but that puts a lot of stress on our shoulders. But I think
it's I think it's all worthy. There is something I said one time.
My wife was talking about it seems sort of thing, it's amazing that we
made these, and I said, basically, you did all the work.
You're the one that made them, essentially, but I'm looking forward to shaping
them. Yeah, And the last couple of years when they've you know,
really gotten into talking and having personality and like being sarcastic, just like me.
It is so nice just to see things develop and watch minds explode all
the time. Yeah yeah, I mean yeah, when you start seeing little
bits of yourself and them, I mean that's that's that's so great, you
know, the good and the bad. You're like, okay, yeah for
me, yeah, this is ridiculous. But speaking of that, I think
we have to monitor what my seven year old watches on YouTube a little closer.
We were at Cup Scouts tonight and leaving so we can get here on
time. Walking through the parking lot really loudly, he goes, oh yeah,
and I don't know why, but it's a big thing right now.
I guess with kids. And yeah, he got a lot of looks,
that's for sure. Wow. Anyways, that's an odd note to go out
on. But thank you for all your time tonight. I appreciate everybody watching
tons of announcements this week. Plan accordingly, buy what you want, by
what you can if you want to otherwise, try which you want to get,
and keep in mind we got all kinds of stuff coming out every single
week. I mean there's eleven partner label announcements coming out on Sunday. Arrow
announcements tomorrow probably screen factory announcements on Monday. Never ends. Yeah, I
am my last, my last live video. Watch you be Sunday, I'm
gonna me and BC and I. We're gonna be introducing TC. But I
won't say what that stands for. So he shows up. So we'll be
introducing a third member of the family. Interesting, Yeah, and we'll be
we'll be covering the partner labels. And that'll be my last life for a
while until probably the halfway sol because then I'll be I'll be deep into making
the movie and figuring all that stuff out, but I'll be around. Well,
good luck with the movie, as I said, and again, his
YouTube link is in the description below. His Patreon link is down there.
A lot of these people that make content and leaving myself out of it,
support support Master Chaos right now. A lot of the people that do this,
they are doing it literally on their own time, out of their own
wallets. And I guarantee you, unless they've got you know, twenty five
thousand plus subscribers, most people are losing money doing this. It is undoubtedly
something that takes a lot out of everybody. And at the same time,
if you enjoy the community. All you can do to help it grow is
to support it absolutely, absolutely, and it's all welcome. I mean,
you know, I leave a thumbs up on this video. By the way,
Guys, support Ryan. He does great work. I mean, he
keeps you informed, he keeps I mean, I did about half of these
things. So now I have to go back and go, gosh, what
am I gonna what am I gonna pick up? What can I afford?
How am I gonna get all these true foul films? Yeah, damn,
that's that's number one. But dude, thanks for having me on. Let's
do it again. Probably i'll see in June. I think I'll be free,
but we'll we'll catch up and look at some more reviews or not reviews.
Yeah, we'll be here. I appreciate all you guys. Have a
good night, and we'll see you next Thursday.