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Speaker 4: Everybody in the chat is always so excited when it's
Speaker 4: the first Thursday because my man, doctor Will Dotson is here.
Speaker 2: How are your friend?
Speaker 3: I just want to hug.
Speaker 2: That's that's what the thumbnails for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, how's it going?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: It's a it's a busy week all around for us
Speaker 4: and for the nation and for physical media and for
Speaker 4: my kids.
Speaker 2: There's a lot to catch up on. It's been it's
Speaker 2: been a crazy.
Speaker 3: Month, tumultuous. You know, all the rich people are about
Speaker 3: to leave New York. So yeah, I'm getting ready for
Speaker 3: a massive influx of wealth into rural North Carolina.
Speaker 2: That's that's exactly where they're headed for.
Speaker 3: They're fleeing the the hellscape of free childcare. No but
Speaker 3: I kid the election. Hey, yeah, movies, Josephine Man, Oh wow,
Speaker 3: you always see so many great things. I can I
Speaker 3: can barely keep up with you. Love gentlemen for blonds,
Speaker 3: of course. I watched Red Rock West for the first
Speaker 3: time recently the cinematograph released, and it was pretty good.
Speaker 3: Magic cop I have a copy that I haven't watched
Speaker 3: yet where we Go.
Speaker 2: The Man in Search of His Murderer from thirty one.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, I haven't seen that. That's good. Happiness of
Speaker 3: the kind of Curry's one of my favorite game movies.
Speaker 3: I show that in color movie. Yeah, that's like my
Speaker 3: like when I when I introduced students to me. Kay,
Speaker 3: that's actually my go to. Yeah, this happiness happiness I
Speaker 3: don't I don't show him audition until later.
Speaker 2: When you want to bump him out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I want to hit him, you know, I'll
Speaker 3: show him eachy the Killer and stuff like that before.
Speaker 3: So that's cool. A lot of great, great movies you're watching. Yeah, November,
Speaker 3: it's only the what what is to say?
Speaker 2: The fifth?
Speaker 3: The sixth? It's only the sixth, but feels like so
Speaker 3: much has happened already. And Happy Halloween. How is your Halloween? U?
Speaker 2: Shit? But that's that's expected in a family with the
Speaker 2: kids that I got. That's that's usual. What about you.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's sad they don't want to hang out with
Speaker 3: me anymore, but they also don't want to get driver's licenses,
Speaker 3: so that's right. So basically I had to like drive
Speaker 3: kids to different places and then come home just as
Speaker 3: trick or treating is pretty much ending. So I didn't
Speaker 3: really I didn't really get to celebrate Halloween as I
Speaker 3: will have preferred. I did have some fun stuff happening
Speaker 3: in October, though. I got to live tweeked the two
Speaker 3: hundredth episode of The Last Drive In with Joe Bob
Speaker 3: Briggs using the Mutant Family account. It was a great
Speaker 3: honor to be asked, so I really appreciate those guys
Speaker 3: for having me.
Speaker 2: And what were the movies?
Speaker 3: A Clown in a Cornfield and.
Speaker 2: Jacko? Jacko was the other one, that's right.
Speaker 3: So I had a field day literally with those two.
Speaker 3: So it was a lot of fun just kind of
Speaker 3: interacting with all the Joe Bob fans. Obviously I'm a
Speaker 3: huge fan. Well I'm a standstand first and.
Speaker 2: Ployant, that's true.
Speaker 3: Hi, you stand Good to see you in the chat.
Speaker 3: What else? Oh man, I saw some great shows in October.
Speaker 3: Me and my buddy Jacob got to see the Melvins
Speaker 3: and Red Cross, and me and my lovely wife Sky
Speaker 3: got to go see Messer Chucks, the best surf rock
Speaker 3: band out of Saint Petersburg, Russia, and opening for them
Speaker 3: was a pretty cool surf rock band from Asheville, North
Speaker 3: Carolina called Monster Wave. Enjoyed those and then I'm still recovering.
Speaker 3: Monday night, my buddy John different John, not John Daily
Speaker 3: but another John going friends with John Cocking. He and
Speaker 3: I went to see viagraa Boys and that was fantastic.
Speaker 3: Love the Viagra Boys. You know, those those young Swedish
Speaker 3: lads are really going somewhere. I think, so pretty packed month, right.
Speaker 3: I may be old, but I'm still keeping up with it.
Speaker 2: I think you're going out to more events than I am,
Speaker 2: that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I am.
Speaker 4: I can barely find time to leave the house, let
Speaker 4: alone the yearn to leave the house, which I still
Speaker 4: struggle with.
Speaker 3: I don't want to leave, but I feel like I
Speaker 3: need to make myself like so, as you know, I
Speaker 3: am constantly flirting with a heart attack because of my
Speaker 3: stress level, depression and recurring alcohol dependency, and because I
Speaker 3: refuse to get any mental health support whatsoever. I try
Speaker 3: to do little things that they say are good for you,
Speaker 3: like socializing, but it's hard, it's not natural.
Speaker 2: What is that like?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I find it's best to socialize in a
Speaker 3: place where you can't hear anything. So that's why I
Speaker 3: like go.
Speaker 2: Into concerts smart then just.
Speaker 3: I stand in a group of people and the only
Speaker 3: interaction we have is like if we like each other's shirt,
Speaker 3: we like point.
Speaker 2: The understanding, nod. Yeah, and thanks for that, Daniel, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got. I've only gone I think.
Speaker 4: One show in the last year, but you've you've dwarfed
Speaker 4: that number, like many many times over this year.
Speaker 3: Speaking of that, I'm seeing the Dwarfs next week.
Speaker 2: Look at that transition.
Speaker 3: First time. They're opening for gwar who play a hell
Speaker 3: of a show. Who played at the two hundredth episode job.
Speaker 3: I've never seen guar alive, even though they're Pride of Richmond, Virginia.
Speaker 3: So that'll be my first time getting devirginized the.
Speaker 4: Blood for starters, amongst other things. Other than that reminder,
Speaker 4: last month we had the Queen herself, Miss Tiffany Sheppis
Speaker 4: on with us and since then, the four k steal
Speaker 4: Book of the Toxic Avenger has been released upon the world,
Speaker 4: and I'd love to hear what people have thought if
Speaker 4: you've watched our our little piece on that disc, because man,
Speaker 4: we are quite proud of that one.
Speaker 2: Other than that, I don't know have you gotten your copy.
Speaker 3: I haven't gotten one, not.
Speaker 2: Yet, not yet.
Speaker 4: Other than that, it's been a busy month to pick
Speaker 4: up some I got a couple of fun things to share,
Speaker 4: but I'm curious to see what you've been getting.
Speaker 2: You want me to go first? Do it rock Apella here,
Speaker 2: I'll book nd it.
Speaker 4: I got in some care packages, so I'll share one
Speaker 4: of them and then you can share. This is from
Speaker 4: a friend of the show Vance. He wrote up this
Speaker 4: whole letter and everything.
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 4: I picked this up on a WIM at half priced books.
Speaker 4: There were two of them, and I thought I might
Speaker 4: be able to resell one of them, but I'd rather
Speaker 4: give it to you. I had no idea what I
Speaker 4: was buying since it was sealed. I looked it up
Speaker 4: after and I'm intrigued after watching it, so glad I
Speaker 4: grabbed them. These are becoming rare. You can read my
Speaker 4: review on letterbox if you like. Is for the vinyl
Speaker 4: that's just fun. Add on appreciate all that you're doing,
Speaker 4: and he sent me this hardcover stranded in Canton.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what this is. Have you heard
Speaker 2: of this?
Speaker 4: William William Eggleston's legendary and pioneering video work.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 4: Well, I like the cover and then he threw in
Speaker 4: pulp fiction vinyl, which is awesome. So thanks Vance, I'll
Speaker 4: share some more after.
Speaker 2: You share something. What do you got?
Speaker 3: What am I doing?
Speaker 2: Pickups?
Speaker 3: Pickups? Bruh? I oh nice, Dan, Oh, I forgot. I
Speaker 3: almost forgot the best thing of all.
Speaker 2: I was waiting to transition into that.
Speaker 3: Brian Usna. Thanks, Ran very kindly came to well virtually
Speaker 3: came to my cult Films class and talk to the
Speaker 3: students for like an hour and forty five minutes answering
Speaker 3: questions talking about his career. You know, he lives for
Speaker 3: several years of his youth in North Carolina and still
Speaker 3: has some property here, so he was happy to talk
Speaker 3: to some North Carolina students and shared a lot of
Speaker 3: a lot of interesting stories about not just his early
Speaker 3: days producing his partnership with Stuart Gordon, but also his
Speaker 3: his later work in Fantastic Factory and helping develop the
Speaker 3: film industry in Spain and and h actually told the
Speaker 3: sort of drawing, you know, drawing connections of starting with
Speaker 3: movies like Faust and and Daygone and and building up
Speaker 3: to uh wreck the rec franchise. So that was that
Speaker 3: was the coolest thing. And he was very generous. Some
Speaker 3: of my students asked, frankly, stupid questions. I told him like, look,
Speaker 3: if you can't think of a good question, this is
Speaker 3: the time you can use chatching. You help yourself out.
Speaker 3: Some of them were just like, no, it was good,
Speaker 3: It was good. I was really really really uh Honor
Speaker 3: just what a nice guy.
Speaker 4: For the record, Will said he was generous with this time.
Speaker 4: He was very like almost two hours generous, long Q
Speaker 4: and a robust conversation, some very uh interested students and
Speaker 4: some very not interested students.
Speaker 3: Also, Yeah, we talked a little bit about that. Like
Speaker 3: there's some even even some of the students who are
Speaker 3: super into it, Like it's just it's just second nature
Speaker 3: now that they're always looking at their phones and so
Speaker 3: like our generation thinks, wow, how rude, But their generation
Speaker 3: is just incapable of looking at the world around them,
Speaker 3: he said, staring into a computer screen.
Speaker 2: But at least you're interacting you know, it's.
Speaker 3: Like one student had seen re Animator before, and the
Speaker 3: rest of them I showed them re Animator, Society, Returning
Speaker 3: the Living Dead, Three Day Gone, and my personal favorite, Progeny,
Speaker 3: and uh, they were up. I mean some of them
Speaker 3: was upsetting, like people. People got hit in some serious ways,
Speaker 3: especially Progeny, which has like all this like pregnancy related horror. Yeah,
Speaker 3: a lot of probes, a lot of feet of stuff.
Speaker 3: But but they got you know, they really got into
Speaker 3: analyzing the films and picking out the themes. And when
Speaker 3: Musa said that he tried really hard never to have
Speaker 3: a message, they were just like, nah, dude, you've got
Speaker 3: lots of messages. So uh yeah, it was great. It
Speaker 3: was great. It was great. There's some of my family.
Speaker 2: That's okay, come.
Speaker 3: Here, Scott, let me introduce you to the one hundred
Speaker 3: in the world we have. I don't think has anybody
Speaker 3: ever seen her before, not.
Speaker 2: On this show. I don't think I'm real Hiskuy. Yes,
Speaker 2: she married me in jail. That's true, true story. It's
Speaker 2: a very will story.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, all right, we'll let.
Speaker 3: That go on. In the background.
Speaker 2: What are we doing? Pickups?
Speaker 4: We are doing pickups? Share yours and then I'll go
Speaker 4: over my last big.
Speaker 2: Package is the funniest way to say that.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, you've got a big package. I do, I
Speaker 3: mean statistic bigger guys, but I don't know. I guess.
Speaker 3: I guess smaller guys that like might look at this,
Speaker 3: think about the phrasing their bank, Oh that was perfect whatever,
Speaker 3: So let's see. Some people get really upset when stuff
Speaker 3: takes a long time to ship, but I actually like
Speaker 3: it because then you forget that he ordered it, and
Speaker 3: it's like at the surprise one day and I, uh,
Speaker 3: I had this big order from I had a gift
Speaker 3: card from Orbit and ordered a bunch of stuff and
Speaker 3: it just came in last week, and I'm very pleased
Speaker 3: with it because it's all cool limited editions. I got Synapses,
Speaker 3: the Deadly Spawn, nice stuff. The reason it took so
Speaker 3: long to get here is because I was waiting for
Speaker 3: the four K of Martyrs, my go to date night movie,
Speaker 3: and then a couple of imprints, Burn and A Bridge
Speaker 3: Too Far, both films that I like a lot. I
Speaker 3: like war movies nice, especially now that I'm middle aged.
Speaker 2: I like war.
Speaker 3: And then there were like a bunch of price mark
Speaker 3: downs on Evil Online Behemoths. So I picked up the
Speaker 3: four K steel Book of the Fog. Yep, I'm totally
Speaker 3: I'm totally into upgrading all of my carpenter I'll do
Speaker 3: that until the end.
Speaker 2: Empires. On twelve K.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Little film Masters, Blind by Sherlock Holmes, the seven
Speaker 3: four release of Jack the Ripper and the Billy Jack
Speaker 3: Collection marked down. I'm sure the four K will be
Speaker 3: announced late next week. The other thing that was not
Speaker 3: marked down like super low and so now it's my first.
Speaker 2: Of the series.
Speaker 3: I got Shaw Brothers Volume five from Shout Factory.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 3: Excited that's gonna be. This is gonna be my Thanksgiving
Speaker 3: break right here.
Speaker 2: Some very pleased with those box sets? Are are?
Speaker 4: I mean, even at full price, there's so much in there,
Speaker 4: it's it's pretty worth it.
Speaker 3: Well, this was marked down to sixty nine. Nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't argue with that, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like, wow, this is a sign.
Speaker 2: So uh.
Speaker 3: And then also my last pick up, this is Valentino.
Speaker 2: Valentina. Oh, it's perfect.
Speaker 4: A couple of weeks ago we talked about the release
Speaker 4: of Riverbend, directed by Sam Furstenberg, that Michael Dennis Real
Speaker 4: Black is helping with. I was hyped about that for
Speaker 4: a long time. I didn't know that I was going
Speaker 4: to be but I was the first person that pre
Speaker 4: ordered it, I guess, and Michael Dennis, the guy that
Speaker 4: runs Real Black, said, you know, just to say thank you,
Speaker 4: we're gonna send you a bunch of stuff that was cute.
Speaker 4: I was going to open the box set live, but
Speaker 4: I didn't know how packed it was going to be.
Speaker 4: Because it showed up and it was larger than expected.
Speaker 4: So I'm just going to share all this because Michael
Speaker 4: is incredibly generous. I got a Riverbend coffee mug nice.
Speaker 4: I've got classic like eight x ten stills that they've
Speaker 4: got from this. Then he sent an actual X sign
Speaker 4: thank you card. He sent one of the Riverband enamel
Speaker 4: pins that are really nice. And then it's kind of
Speaker 4: crazy here, so I just like, I believe you did this.
Speaker 4: I got an autographed VHS of River Bend and there's
Speaker 4: an actual tape in here.
Speaker 2: This is a.
Speaker 4: Full VHS and everything. He sent all kinds of these
Speaker 4: art cards, postcards, all kinds of stuff to support the release.
Speaker 4: He sent a Sam Furstenberg autographed postcard. He sent a
Speaker 4: Riverbend T shirt, that my wife will have to wear
Speaker 4: because I am a giant. And then some autographed posters too,
Speaker 4: like all of this in in this box like amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Michael. This is incredible. Again, everybody
Speaker 4: should go pre order riverbend. I cannot wait to see
Speaker 4: this get released next year. Gonna be ridiculous, so many,
Speaker 4: so many extras. But the big thing we are gonna
Speaker 4: be seeing a interview pop up on the channel with
Speaker 4: Michael Dennis and mister Sam Furstenberg. Yes, Sam Furstenberg, the
Speaker 4: director of Break Into Electric Boogaloo, the show.
Speaker 3: So lucky I love. I actually read his memoir. Furstenberg
Speaker 3: is a very interesting guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I got to speak with him a little
Speaker 4: bit last week, and the dude is hilarious. He's an
Speaker 4: incredibly talented carpenter and uh, he's just fantastic.
Speaker 3: Did you tell him that your partner Will is the
Speaker 3: biggest Josh Becker fan in the entire world.
Speaker 2: I believe it may have come up ever so slightly.
Speaker 2: You did not, not that time, Nope, But I will
Speaker 2: be when when I when I get him on the show.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's gonna be on the show.
Speaker 2: Not not unreconnected, but I'm interviewing him.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh you haven't done it yet. No, Oh, you
Speaker 3: got to tell him the that your pardon is the
Speaker 3: biggest Josh Becker fan in the world.
Speaker 2: That's what I just said. Yes, I said I was
Speaker 2: going to bring.
Speaker 3: It up and he's going to be like that motherfucker.
Speaker 4: And then just today got in the brand new Deaf
Speaker 4: Crocodile release of al ran A.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, mind, just I just got that too, but
Speaker 3: I didn't hold it up. I'm glad you did it.
Speaker 2: That's all I've got for that. Anything else that you've
Speaker 2: watched that you want to bring.
Speaker 3: Up watches for October, Let's see what I've already talked about.
Speaker 3: I'll I'll start with physical. Just the other night in
Speaker 3: Cult Film's class, I showed a film that I like
Speaker 3: to show fairly regularly because it really turns people on
Speaker 3: to time martial arts films, and that is the two
Speaker 3: thousand and eight Chocolate Good Movie starring gi yanin Graduate
Speaker 3: of the Tony Jah Stunt School. Some of the best
Speaker 3: fight choreography incredible of all time, I think, and some
Speaker 3: of the best injury bloopers at the end too. They're
Speaker 3: not funny like in Jackie Chan, like these injuries are
Speaker 3: like people going to the hospital and yeah, so chocolate's
Speaker 3: always a lot of fun. And it's interesting because this
Speaker 3: was a film about a character. Gian's character is on
Speaker 3: the autism spectrum, as we would say now, she's neuro divergent,
Speaker 3: and though the actress herself is not NeuroD divergent, activist
Speaker 3: groups and disability rights organizations hailed this movie as being
Speaker 3: particularly sensitive and kind of well rounded as a character.
Speaker 3: Another film that I watched this month on streaming was
Speaker 3: I've been recommended, people have been recommended that I see
Speaker 3: the The This and its sequel. Uh the Accountant. Did
Speaker 3: I talk about that last month? No?
Speaker 4: I think you talked either that or we've just talked
Speaker 4: about it so much that I feel like you talked
Speaker 4: about it. But I'm so ready for you to rant
Speaker 4: against it.
Speaker 3: What the first of all, I didn't know you could
Speaker 3: do that anymore.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: I didn't know, like the Forest Gump thing was still
Speaker 3: at today like it was a It was a It
Speaker 3: was like Ben Affleck watched Tropic Thunder and was like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 2: I could do better.
Speaker 3: WHOA In addition to being one of the dumbest movies
Speaker 3: I've ever seen. It was one of the most cringey,
Speaker 3: as the kids would say, portrayals by a neurotypical person
Speaker 3: of a neurodivergent person that I can recall. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: I have not seen the second one yet. I have
Speaker 3: a problem with John Berenthal. You're not in general, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're not about to get him on the channel, right.
Speaker 2: I would, I would, I would love that, but probably I.
Speaker 3: Just he's married. He's married to face Facebook, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean? Like his his his, he's the brother
Speaker 3: in law of Sheryl Sander.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who that is by.
Speaker 3: Name Facebook CEO. And I feel like when your family
Speaker 3: is evil and when you are like a soft handed actor,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't be acting all tough. I don't like I
Speaker 3: don't like the I don't like that the punisher is
Speaker 3: in bed with literally with Facebook. I just I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's a nice guy.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's hard for me.
Speaker 2: To know what nephew you would love Kurt Ingele.
Speaker 3: I don't want to. I don't. Maybe you know what,
Speaker 3: I should take it all back. I shouldn't judge somebody
Speaker 3: I don't know. I wouldn't want anybody judging me, but
Speaker 3: still makes me uncomfortable. I also saw a great Jack
Speaker 3: Arnold Nore adjacent film called Outside the Law. This is
Speaker 3: about a disgraced army dude with daddy issues trying to
Speaker 3: take down a counterfeit ring. It's pretty cool. Enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: And then the big centerpiece of the month when was
Speaker 3: I ran the series? So I watched the first six
Speaker 3: Wrong Turn movies. I still have to watch the reboot.
Speaker 3: Two of the best, Joe Lynch Long Turn two. Dead
Speaker 3: End is a minor masterpiece starring Henry Rollins as the
Speaker 3: host of an apocalyptic survivor reality competition that they decide
Speaker 3: to shoot in Greenbrier, West Virginia. So Wrong Turn two
Speaker 3: is the best of the series. Wrong Turn four is
Speaker 3: the second best. It starts out stupid but then gets hilarious.
Speaker 3: Wrong Turn five is the third best. It's almost exactly
Speaker 3: the same as four, but set at an Appalachian version
Speaker 3: of Burning Man, which is kind of fun. Wrong Turn
Speaker 3: six is not really a Wrong Turn movie, but it
Speaker 3: was kind of like Yankee job into the series, and
Speaker 3: it was entertaining. The first Wrong Turn I don't know,
Speaker 3: it's like a chat gpt essay, it is technically okay,
Speaker 3: but there's nothing in it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But by far the worst of the Wrong Turn movies
Speaker 3: is Part three because it wastes one of the greatest
Speaker 3: setups for a movie ever. A prison bus full of
Speaker 3: Latin kings and white supremacists driving through the backwoods breaks
Speaker 3: down and they have to contend with and bread mutant cannibals.
Speaker 3: You've got American history meets Blood in Blood, out Bound
Speaker 3: by Honor meets Deliverance, and you screw that up. Unforgivable.
Speaker 3: Wrong Turn three could have been the greatest film made
Speaker 3: in American history. Instead, it took the greatest premise ever.
Speaker 3: Just pissed on it. I'm angry. I read that the
Speaker 3: director is dead rest in peace. But I'm very unhappy
Speaker 3: with your work on part three of the long term series?
Speaker 3: What did you see?
Speaker 2: Not Wrong Turned? I still have never seen a single
Speaker 2: Wrong Turn film.
Speaker 3: Even Joe lynches, well, that's just doing disservice to your friend.
Speaker 2: It's true. I apologize, Joe.
Speaker 3: Do I look like an evil mad scientist?
Speaker 2: No, you're too kind to it, my.
Speaker 3: Cat, I'm like the bad guy in Inspector Gadget it's true.
Speaker 2: His name, uh, the Claw or right people in the chat?
Speaker 3: What's the name of the bad guy in Inspector Gadget?
Speaker 4: Is it not the Claw or Master Claw or something
Speaker 4: like that. I don't know, doctor Claw. Thank you, Ronnie,
Speaker 4: Thanks ro I'm not crazy.
Speaker 3: And you well, both things can be true.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: To bounce back from what you were talking about first,
Speaker 4: and then I'll go to some physical things.
Speaker 2: The modern movies. I saw this week.
Speaker 4: I saw maybe my best weekend in the theater this
Speaker 4: entire year. I went and saw Yorgoslanthromos's Begonia. Thought it
Speaker 4: was pretty incredible. Remake of Save the Green Planet with
Speaker 4: them a Stone. Jesse Plemott steals the show. He is
Speaker 4: remarkable in that movie. Emma Stone is great, but he
Speaker 4: is just over the top incredible. More people should be
Speaker 4: talking about his performances when it comes to award season.
Speaker 4: I saw If I had legs, I'd kick you. The
Speaker 4: Newest a twenty four film. This stars Rose Byrne and
Speaker 4: it's essentially Tormented Motherhood. The movie and the way I've
Speaker 4: been describing this as is incredible film. I hope you
Speaker 4: never see it again. It was very, very good and
Speaker 4: also very stressful, and I also live a lot of
Speaker 4: that most every day and I don't want to see
Speaker 4: a movie about that. But also she did very very good.
Speaker 3: You know what, You know what happens every time a
Speaker 3: movie gives you plements, you have to make plement ned
Speaker 3: makelement ade.
Speaker 2: That was pretty good, pretty good.
Speaker 4: H After that, I saw maybe the most surprising movie
Speaker 4: I've seen in the theater in a while, and that
Speaker 4: is this Year's Anniversary. This is essentially like political radicalization
Speaker 4: in a family.
Speaker 3: Oh whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We don't talk about.
Speaker 2: That here, but it starts Kyle Chandler.
Speaker 4: Was that mister Friday night Lights, mister Texas Miss Okay,
Speaker 4: It's it's very good. I will say that it is
Speaker 4: a quite incredibly put together film, very tense throughout some
Speaker 4: shocking moments, but it's not like a horror film or
Speaker 4: anything like that. It is very much a thriller that
Speaker 4: is a slow burn thriller, and when it pays off,
Speaker 4: it pays off in spades. I thought it was kind
Speaker 4: of incredible and also like, hardly anybody's gonna see it,
Speaker 4: so you should go see it because it is fantastic.
Speaker 4: The last one that I saw in the theater this weekend.
Speaker 4: Is not necessarily a brand new movie, but also it's
Speaker 4: a brand new movie.
Speaker 2: It is Bahu Bali the Epic.
Speaker 4: It is a pair of Indian films that have been
Speaker 4: re edited into a single film. The two films together
Speaker 4: were a little over five and a half hours, and
Speaker 4: when you got the new edit of it that was
Speaker 4: just released this year in theaters, it's just under four hours,
Speaker 4: so they took a lot out of it. I freaking
Speaker 4: loved this experience. It is by ss Rajamuli, the guy
Speaker 4: that did R R R, and I hope that these
Speaker 4: come out on disc at some point so that more
Speaker 4: people will have a chance to see these. Just incredible sound,
Speaker 4: incredible music, fun acting. Everything is put together just stupendously.
Speaker 4: But also he just announced a animated follow up and
Speaker 4: to a mythical Indian epic that just sounds amazing.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to see what they do with it.
Speaker 2: That's coming.
Speaker 4: I think in like twenty twenty seven looks incredible. But
Speaker 4: some disc things that I wanted to talk about I've
Speaker 4: been showing my kids. Some I won't say adult, although
Speaker 4: some of them are because that's a weird way to
Speaker 4: say it. But like grown up, grown up horror ish movies.
Speaker 4: First off, I showed I think I talked about this
Speaker 4: last week, but I know you didn't get a chance
Speaker 4: to talk about it. I showed the kids a Rachnophobia
Speaker 4: and that was a damn good time. But this week
Speaker 4: I showed the kids Halloween for the first time on
Speaker 4: the screen Factory four K. Had to cover some eyes
Speaker 4: on a couple of little quick parts, but the one
Speaker 4: that I don't know why, but it took Jonah by storm.
Speaker 4: We showed the kids Paranormal Activity and Jonah loved it
Speaker 4: Paranormal Activity so much he came home from school the
Speaker 4: next day and turned.
Speaker 2: It on again.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Good, good movies.
Speaker 4: I'm a big fan of Paranormal Activity, love most of
Speaker 4: the franchise. Halloween pretty good movie. I guess that was
Speaker 4: a joke to rile up the Carpenter fans, considering we'd
Speaker 4: already talked about Carpenter. But honestly, it's been a lot
Speaker 4: of fun showing my kids some movies that I love.
Speaker 4: What's we have never talked about this for you and
Speaker 4: any movies that you've gotten your kids to watch and
Speaker 4: love that you've been able to share.
Speaker 2: They hate most of it.
Speaker 3: None of my kids will watch anything with me.
Speaker 4: What if you deliver it in ninety second videos that
Speaker 4: are in a cool format.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's it's a really sad thing. So let's
Speaker 3: move on. Al carry saw The Anniversary five times.
Speaker 2: That's a great damn movie.
Speaker 3: That's an endorsement. I did see one movie in the
Speaker 3: theater this month. Uh, my friend John Daily and I
Speaker 3: met our new friend Phil Jarmon, the host of the
Speaker 3: spook House podcast, which we recommend, and we went to
Speaker 3: see the Cabinet of Doctor Callegory with a live quartet
Speaker 3: and c and that was quite cool, quite cool. Act
Speaker 3: three of the Cabinet of Doctor Calgary usually puts me
Speaker 3: to sleep, but so the live music helped to Act four.
Speaker 3: It's okay. I wish you could see. You can't see.
Speaker 2: But the for those questions, for those listening, this is.
Speaker 3: Its back leg here for those podcasts. I have a
Speaker 3: cat sleeping on my chest. We have three cats, and
Speaker 3: generally at least one is sleeping on my chest whenever
Speaker 3: I watch a movie. They're the only ones who watch
Speaker 3: movies with me. My family hates me.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 4: Uh, all right, anything else that you want to discuss
Speaker 4: before we get into announcements.
Speaker 3: I feel like October was so busy that I'm forgetting
Speaker 3: something that I should say, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it is? No, but I'm feeling
Speaker 2: the same thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know we've got I was thinking, you know,
Speaker 3: because it's November, and we like to celebrate the the
Speaker 3: genocidal conquest of this country by telling each other what
Speaker 3: we're thankful for. And this has been a tough year
Speaker 3: for I mean, it goes without saying this has been
Speaker 3: a tough year for everybody. And there's so many people
Speaker 3: who are suffering now because of the government shutdown. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's certainly pinching us. But I also have a lot
Speaker 3: of things this year that I'm really grateful for, and
Speaker 3: I don't want to take those things for granted, a
Speaker 3: lot of which has to do with work that we've
Speaker 3: done together and separately for different different releases, and so
Speaker 3: I'm really grateful to the companies that have worked that
Speaker 3: have given us a chance. There's a lot of stuff,
Speaker 3: a lot of companies that we've worked with for the
Speaker 3: first time this year. Like last month we announced the
Speaker 3: first film worked on for eighty eight being a joke
Speaker 3: Tomato film like Wow, getting to work on the Hyena.
Speaker 3: I'm so really grateful for that.
Speaker 4: And tonight we get to discuss the first contribution to
Speaker 4: Unearthed Films too.
Speaker 3: We do oh oh yeah the Ugly right, yeah, So
Speaker 3: when do we get to talked about the second contribution?
Speaker 2: That's a great question.
Speaker 3: So, you know, it's it's been it's been a year.
Speaker 3: I guess, I don't know. I hope everybody out there
Speaker 3: is doing okay and making it and I hope that
Speaker 3: I hope that we survived for another year.
Speaker 4: And that that is honestly, existentially true on multiple levels.
Speaker 4: I mean, not to bring it back, but what the
Speaker 4: show is generally focused on but physically is you know,
Speaker 4: it's it's a luxury. None of us have to take
Speaker 4: part in all of this. And to be completely honest,
Speaker 4: hearing from pretty much every every company in this industry
Speaker 4: right now that it has not been a great summer
Speaker 4: and beginning of fall for people that are selling discs
Speaker 4: around the country right now, people are struggling, which means
Speaker 4: they are able to purchase less, but the rising cost
Speaker 4: of things means that cost a rising from everything from
Speaker 4: acquisitions to materials to printing to postage, and it's taking
Speaker 4: an already very lean industry into areas that are approaching
Speaker 4: to lean to survive for some of these companies. Obviously,
Speaker 4: this is not meant as a hey, please go give
Speaker 4: your money to these hard earned companies. But I just
Speaker 4: know that a lot of people that are doing this
Speaker 4: are doing it for the right reasons and to survive.
Speaker 4: They got to have an income, and it takes it
Speaker 4: takes a lot to be able to put out one
Speaker 4: disc many many hands touching things that are affecting special
Speaker 4: features and replication and authoring and manufacturing and shipping that
Speaker 4: you don't think of from any of these companies. You
Speaker 4: see one face and that's all you think of. But
Speaker 4: it's kind of crazy how many people impact a single release.
Speaker 4: And all those people deserve to be paid for their time.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot the other days that are you know,
Speaker 4: affecting people.
Speaker 3: Being paid for our time. What a concept? What a concept.
Speaker 4: I will end with the lamentation that is rough because
Speaker 4: I know how much it would mean to you if
Speaker 4: I could make it happen for us. But I will
Speaker 4: say one consolation of this last month was being able
Speaker 4: to help a company book An interview with mister Jim
Speaker 4: Einorski and it wasn't us so that I could get
Speaker 4: Will to talk to him and that felt awful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks for the reminder.
Speaker 4: But I can't wait to see that disreleased that will
Speaker 4: be coming out in the new year, and excited to
Speaker 4: see what everybody thinks, because man, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: still really really cool things happening around the world in
Speaker 4: the face of adversity, in the face of adversity. As
Speaker 4: the face of adversity stares up at your chin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty cute cat, a little therapy animal.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, you ready to dive into some capitalism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of how hard it is to put out discs,
Speaker 3: let's talk about one hundred announcements this week.
Speaker 4: There's not one hundred, there's like ninety four. All right,
Speaker 4: let's get into it. First off. Last week, Imprint during
Speaker 4: the show announced a four K and Blu Ray release
Speaker 4: of Alligator one and two coming out in Australia on
Speaker 4: January seventh. Alligator one is four K, Alligator two is
Speaker 4: Blu ray. Only the fact that Alligator two has now
Speaker 4: come out on Blu ray, I think three times in
Speaker 4: the last couple of years, people are asking why is
Speaker 4: it not four K? That's pretty telling to me that
Speaker 4: there's probably a problem with the elements, because if they
Speaker 4: could have done it four K, the third company would
Speaker 4: have done it in four K. It's not like a
Speaker 4: race to keep it on Blu Ray. So just keep
Speaker 4: in mind it's likely not coming on four K anytime soon,
Speaker 4: based on the fact that it just keeps happening on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray limited fifteen hundred copies. As far as extras,
Speaker 4: there's all kinds of archival extras on here. Nothing new,
Speaker 4: but it's in my opinion, the best looking art for
Speaker 4: this disc yet. Really like the way they put this together.
Speaker 2: Looks good.
Speaker 3: Alligator two the blutation because.
Speaker 4: Next up lawnmower Man Wanted two coming on Blu Ray
Speaker 4: from Imprint on January seventh. As well as far as extras, again,
Speaker 4: literally nothing new, but yeah, fun looking release.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about lot mower Man. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you've seen at least the first one.
Speaker 3: I have not. Yeah, I've seen the first one when
Speaker 3: I was a kid, and I remember thinking it was
Speaker 3: like the dumbest thing ever. But then last month I
Speaker 3: saw Virtuosity, which was better. I would revisit it. I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to shell out for a deep Lux edition,
Speaker 3: but I would be willing to revisit it and to
Speaker 3: see the the sequel, which I think I almost bought
Speaker 3: from Ronan Flicks one time. And then you know, like
Speaker 3: you fill up your cart with way too much stuff
Speaker 3: so that you can delete some things and then trick
Speaker 3: yourself feeling better about what you're doing. Wilmore Man two
Speaker 3: is like my go to put it in the cart
Speaker 3: and then delete it disc whenever I go to a
Speaker 3: Roneum Flax sale. So I'd like to see him. But
Speaker 3: uh uh.
Speaker 2: Uh, oh did you wake her up? Oh? Is there
Speaker 2: another one?
Speaker 3: The one.
Speaker 4: Will just drowning and let's go the next one. The
Speaker 4: Assassination Bureau coming on Blu ray over in the UK
Speaker 4: from Aero Video on January fifth. This is the exact
Speaker 4: same release that has come out previously. Nothing brand new here.
Speaker 4: This was released by Imprint in the UK and yeah
Speaker 4: coming to the UK. Now, I said Imprint in the UK.
Speaker 4: It was Imprint in Australia. Hello, that's not correct, So yeah,
Speaker 4: the Assassination Bureau. Uh, Diana Rigg Oliver reed.
Speaker 3: Fun movie I do have as an arrow, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I have that and I actually watched it for the
Speaker 3: first time this year. Say it from that chord. Buddy
Speaker 3: Valentino's brother Marlowe is just off camera and he is
Speaker 3: eyeing the microphone cord. Anyways, Yeah, The Assassination Bureau is
Speaker 3: one of those great like sixties British colorful action comedy deals. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I recommend that movie. That's worth seeing. Oliver Reed like,
Speaker 3: I love it when Oliver Reid's in comedies. I think
Speaker 3: he's so funny and he's underrated as as a comedic actor.
Speaker 4: Next up, speaking of comedies, I think January nineteenth on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray in the UK is City Slickers from nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety one. This is a disc I was not expecting.
Speaker 4: But we've got the old audio commentary here with Ron
Speaker 4: Underwood and Billy Crystal and Daniel Stern.
Speaker 2: New interview with the director.
Speaker 4: We had a new interview with Robert Costanzo on here,
Speaker 4: new interview with the actor Kyle Secor, new interview with
Speaker 4: the actor Josh Mostel. A bunch of archival stuff, then
Speaker 4: a collector's book with new writing by Barry Forshaw. Are
Speaker 4: you a City Slickers person or you more a city
Speaker 4: Slickers too? Curly's gold.
Speaker 3: I've never seen either of them.
Speaker 2: Really No, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think I'm not a billy crystal guy.
Speaker 4: Not even like Sleepless, Not Sleepless, That's not what I meant.
Speaker 4: When Harry met Sally, I was reading another thing.
Speaker 3: I can't I can't even buy the premise of that movie.
Speaker 3: This is just no frickin way, dude, Like, if that
Speaker 3: guy is going to get with Meg Ryan, then right,
Speaker 3: this is like what nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 2: But those sweaters.
Speaker 3: Now, if that guy is going to get with that girl,
Speaker 3: he better be charming and funny, and he is neither
Speaker 3: of those things. He's a lot to deal with. And
Speaker 3: I just don't I'm not okay with it. I don't
Speaker 3: think she should settle for that. I think she's asking
Speaker 3: for a lifetime of mental abuse. And I think it's
Speaker 3: a horror movie. It's a horror movie, all right.
Speaker 2: I will say. I like City Slickers. I like Curley's
Speaker 2: Gold a lot.
Speaker 4: I mean is directed by the same guy that did
Speaker 4: Tremors and right after that, So yeah, good.
Speaker 2: Movie that might be. Yeah, I'll endorse it.
Speaker 4: This is another one that has been released before Hugh
Speaker 4: Sarah The Bone Woman coming on Blu Ray in the
Speaker 4: UK from Arrow as well. This one is going to
Speaker 4: have on its new audio commentary by Kat Ellinger, new
Speaker 4: visual essay by Anton Battel, and then a booklet new
Speaker 4: writing on the film by Kat Hughes as well. I've
Speaker 4: never seen this one. I feel like this was a
Speaker 4: shutter movie. Did you see this one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a shutter movie and I have not seen
Speaker 3: it yet, but I really would like to. It looks
Speaker 3: very intriguing.
Speaker 4: Indeed, another month that I just love. January twenty seventh.
Speaker 4: Here in the US, we are getting a Blu ray
Speaker 4: of Cheap Thrills from twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: This is the pat Heally movie.
Speaker 4: We had new audio commentary by Alexandra Heller Nicholas on
Speaker 4: this one, new interview with El Katz, the director and
Speaker 4: producer Travis Stevens, a new interview with pat Heally, Ethan Embry,
Speaker 4: David Keckner, and Sarah Paxton, new interview with the writers
Speaker 4: Trent Haga and David Churciillo. We've got a new interview
Speaker 4: with the special effects makeup artist Hugo Villa Signor, some
Speaker 4: archival extras, and then a poster on this one, plus
Speaker 4: a booklet in new writing by Heather Wixon and Matt Denado.
Speaker 4: To me, this feels like a movie that you'd love.
Speaker 2: Have you seen this one? No?
Speaker 3: I have not, but you know Trent Haga. Haga is
Speaker 3: a trauma vet YEP and did Trauma's Edge TV with
Speaker 3: the great Tiffany Sheppids and has been in several fantastic films,
Speaker 3: not least of which being a terror firmer. How would
Speaker 3: you like that to be your first movie? I like
Speaker 3: a movie that he made called Dead Girl. So I
Speaker 3: haven't seen cheap Thrills, but I will.
Speaker 2: I think you'd like it. It's like something I meant
Speaker 2: to talk to you. We might have to talk out.
Speaker 4: I helped the facilitate a commentary for somebody that got
Speaker 4: their work started with the Trauma distributed film. I'll have
Speaker 4: to spend a couple of moments on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's keep going next time.
Speaker 3: Man, the Pandemic's been good to you, buddy. Let me
Speaker 3: tell you what. All the people in the world who
Speaker 3: are grateful for COVID nineteen, this guy right here that
Speaker 3: I'm talking to, my whole life change. Thank you Pandemic.
Speaker 4: And other people talking about Blu rays that I could
Speaker 4: not stand on YouTube without that happening.
Speaker 2: I would never have done any of this, So thank you.
Speaker 3: So Anger and disease lead to joys Oh.
Speaker 2: Yes, January thirteenth. Here in the US and Canada, we're
Speaker 2: getting a four K of Evil Dead Rise from twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. This is a freaking loaded disk. We've got
Speaker 2: a new.
Speaker 4: Interview with Lily Sullivan, new interview with Alissa Sutherland, new
Speaker 4: interview with Gabrielle Eccles, new interview with Anna Marie Thomas,
Speaker 4: new interview with the special makeup effects designer, new interview
Speaker 4: with the editor, new interview with the sound designer, new
Speaker 4: interview with the composer, some archival extras that were on
Speaker 4: the UK releases. We've got a new Evil Dead featurette.
Speaker 4: We've got a short film from Lee Cronan from twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: He's the director. We've got a reversible.
Speaker 4: Sleeve, we got a double sided fold out poster, and
Speaker 4: we got a book new.
Speaker 2: Writing by Michael Gingold.
Speaker 4: There is so much on this release that made it
Speaker 4: finally worth picking up compared to that studio release. I
Speaker 4: know that we've talked about the Evil Dead stuff before.
Speaker 4: I don't recall did you see this new one?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 3: My wife and I went out to see that on
Speaker 3: a date.
Speaker 2: Nice and was the evil dead the only thing that
Speaker 2: rose that night? Geez, Louise, I love that you made
Speaker 2: so much worse jokes than you try to call that out.
Speaker 3: I never get personal, that's not true. Yeah, I enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: I thought that the tension, the intensity, the relentlessness of
Speaker 3: it captured the tone. I liked the crappy DJ was
Speaker 3: responsible for destroying the world. It just seemed appropriate.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go the next one. But I think it's
Speaker 4: hilarious that you just said you don't make it personal,
Speaker 4: right after you just spoke on two minutes about me
Speaker 4: benefiting from the pandemic, so thank you.
Speaker 3: Well, it's just that wasn't like I wasn't talking about
Speaker 3: your genitals.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about Steven Seagals. Then.
Speaker 4: January fifth in the UK, January sixth in the US
Speaker 4: on four K and Blu Ray, we are getting under
Speaker 4: Siege from nineteen ninety two under Siege. This is a
Speaker 4: brand new four K restoration from the OCN by Arrow,
Speaker 4: approved by the director. We've got a new audio commentary
Speaker 4: with the director and the writer. We've got a new
Speaker 4: interview with the director. We got a new interview with
Speaker 4: Erica Alaniak, the one of the actors. We got a
Speaker 4: new interview with the actor Damian Choppa, a new interview
Speaker 4: with the visual effects supervisor, a book of the writing
Speaker 4: on the film by Vern and a serial fiction by
Speaker 4: Martin Peddler, plus reversible sleeve and all that usual stuff.
Speaker 2: I am not a cigal guy, but.
Speaker 3: Sure is verns of Segalian. I used to date this
Speaker 3: Australian girl who was so obsessed with Steven Seagal that
Speaker 3: she actually like followed his band on tour. I'm not
Speaker 3: sure it was ironic interesting under this Under Siege man.
Speaker 3: I love the soundtrack to this movie, so many great
Speaker 3: beer worms like Onto the Siege, you know, I love
Speaker 3: that song. Erica Eleniac, of course, my favorite actress from
Speaker 3: the original They Watch cast, which also included Billy Warlock
Speaker 3: of Society fame Brian Newses. It's true, I think I
Speaker 3: have seen Under Siege, but the only thing I remember
Speaker 3: of it, frankly, is Erica Oleniac jumping topless out of
Speaker 3: a cake.
Speaker 2: I think that's all we all remember.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that hit me at the right time in
Speaker 3: my adolescence, so thank you, Ms Oleniac. Jeez, isn't this
Speaker 3: like the consensus best Steven Sagall movie.
Speaker 2: Yes, and they are leading with this.
Speaker 4: And just for the record, Cliff who is now with
Speaker 4: Arrow that used to be an employee over at Screen
Speaker 4: Factory years ago, he has confirmed that there are at
Speaker 4: least three more Sagal films coming from Arrow, So everybody,
Speaker 4: it's a threat. Maybe we got people in the chat
Speaker 4: asking for the sequel to this, and it is still
Speaker 4: possible that we get under siege to just saying.
Speaker 2: Either way.
Speaker 4: They always announced it for the first of the month,
Speaker 4: so you'll be sure to talk about them as they
Speaker 4: come over the next maybe three months.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 3: I hope that an extra on one of the releases
Speaker 3: is the incredible YouTube supercut of Stephen Sagal running God.
Speaker 3: I think is the best other than this show. The
Speaker 3: best thing on YouTube is the super cut Stephen Sigal running.
Speaker 2: High praise high praise for me? Not first of all?
Speaker 4: All right then from Arrow the two thousand and six
Speaker 4: Quote Masterpiece. January nineteenth in the UK. January twentieth in
Speaker 4: the US four K and Blu ray release of Snakes
Speaker 4: on a Plane. Yes, the Samuel L. Jackson memified film
Speaker 4: Snakes on a Plane coming to four K new commentary
Speaker 4: by Max every and Brian Reesman. We get an archival commentary,
Speaker 4: We've got a new mini documentary exploring the movies tie
Speaker 4: in novelization phenomenon, featuring the publisher Mark Miller, historian David Spencer,
Speaker 4: and christa faust archival feature on the making of with
Speaker 4: a bunch of interviews, archival feature on the work of
Speaker 4: the Snake Wrangler, a couple other archival extras here. And
Speaker 4: then we've got some music videos, trailers, gag reels, all
Speaker 4: that stuff, plus a booklet with writing by Daniel Burnett
Speaker 4: and Charlie Bridgen. You know, I do not love this movie.
Speaker 3: No, but it has some historical importance because it was
Speaker 3: the first time that Internet and influenced not just the
Speaker 3: marketing of a film, but caused reshoots. Do you remember that.
Speaker 2: I don't remember the reshoots so well.
Speaker 3: It was it was originally made as like a more
Speaker 3: or less straight action movie, and somebody on the Internet,
Speaker 3: and I believe it was through the talkbacks on Ain't
Speaker 3: It Cool News or something like that. I know it
Speaker 3: was ain't It Cool News that that caused the reshoots.
Speaker 3: But somebody did a video in which he did an
Speaker 3: impression of Samuel L. Jackson saying the line I'm tired
Speaker 3: of all these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane, which
Speaker 3: was not in the movie. That was that was a
Speaker 3: parody impression video, right, And that video went viral, like
Speaker 3: it was pretty early in the internet days. I don't
Speaker 3: even know if viral going viral was a phrase yet,
Speaker 3: and became so popular that the studio was like, well,
Speaker 3: we got to do reshoots and actually put that line
Speaker 3: in the movie. And when you when you see the scene,
Speaker 3: it's pretty obviously a reshoot because it's like this close
Speaker 3: up insert of Checkson's face that's in the line, you know,
Speaker 3: as there's no it's the rest of the set is gone,
Speaker 3: you know, and the movie so they reshot it to
Speaker 3: me and re edited it to make it more comedic.
Speaker 3: It didn't really work though. It's the kind of movie
Speaker 3: that might have worked if like Jim Wynorsky had done
Speaker 3: it on a Wye Norski budget, but it's too slick
Speaker 3: and and and studio like Focus Group tested, it just
Speaker 3: doesn't work. So it's but it's got that it's it
Speaker 3: will always have some historical importance because like it was
Speaker 3: a turning point in interaction between Internet fantom and UH
Speaker 3: studio productions and reminds I mean, and you draw a
Speaker 3: direct line between that and and the kind of secrecy
Speaker 3: that that you know, MCU films have to like operate
Speaker 3: under in order to prevent spoilers and stuff. And then
Speaker 3: and and all those sites you know, any cool news
Speaker 3: obviously like went down in flames during because Harry Knowles
Speaker 3: is you know who he is. But other places like
Speaker 3: chud right, all those early movie fandom sites that are
Speaker 3: really the basis for what we're doing right now. You know,
Speaker 3: these these early foundations of internet movie fans. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: Snakes on a Plane is like of that time. Ah,
Speaker 3: that was the most boring. Sorry, I just it's yeah,
Speaker 3: historically Snakes on the Plane matters, but as a it
Speaker 3: will not be on my shelf.
Speaker 2: Excellent On that.
Speaker 3: Note, what'd you think about it?
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't I don't love it either.
Speaker 4: I mean, the only thing that I was going to
Speaker 4: say that kind of draw to that is it kind
Speaker 4: of reminds me of why like Sharknado got so big
Speaker 4: and it's time it premiered. It premiered on sci fi
Speaker 4: and I don't remember who there was some celebrity that
Speaker 4: literally was like flipping through channels and kind it live,
Speaker 4: and it was the first movie that had like a
Speaker 4: live feet along. Twitter was the thing that phenomenon, and
Speaker 4: it literally from that night people were following this person,
Speaker 4: tens of thousands of followers. Twitter wasn't huge yet, and
Speaker 4: from the the literal like buzz from that, it became
Speaker 4: at that point the most watched sci fi original film
Speaker 4: up to that period. And now now we've got like
Speaker 4: what five or seven of those movies or whatever.
Speaker 3: Funny enough, in twenty twenty three, Joe Bob was showing
Speaker 3: Shark Nato and I was tweeting back and forth with
Speaker 3: other fans and Anthony Ferranti, the director responded to Mede,
Speaker 3: nice job, buddy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, big one here seven.
Speaker 4: We got this shipping in December. We did get a
Speaker 4: date after I posted this. They forgot to put it
Speaker 4: on the website at first. We've got a four K
Speaker 4: film and the rest of these are Blu ray coming
Speaker 4: in the Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee Collection number three. This
Speaker 4: is a seven disc set with six rarely seen films
Speaker 4: and a new one hundred and forty two page book.
Speaker 4: We've got beat Girl from nineteen fifty nine, The Hands
Speaker 4: of Orlock from nineteen sixty. We've got the version of Nuremberg.
Speaker 4: That is the one that is on FOURTYK and on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray. We've got a Rabian Adventure. That one's from
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy nine. A Feast at Midnight from nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 4: Disc seven is the Life's and Death of a Christopher Lee,
Speaker 4: which is a documentary that we had talked about on
Speaker 4: the show before and now you can pick it up
Speaker 4: in this box set, and uh yeah, how about this one?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: To me, this is by far the most appealing of
Speaker 4: the three Christopher leasets that they've done yet. With the
Speaker 4: version of Nuremberg, Hands of Orlock and Beat Girls specifically,
Speaker 4: plus that freaking documentary, this becomes like, as as soon
Speaker 4: as I can, I definitely want this set.
Speaker 2: This looks like a really great set.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred all in for that one.
Speaker 2: All right? Anything else on Christopher Lee.
Speaker 3: Iconic good guy? All right, he knows his Tolkien.
Speaker 4: Next February twenty third in the UK, Treasured Films Putting
Speaker 4: out Where Wolf Woman from nineteen seventy six. I think
Speaker 4: this is the first time, maybe ever that we've ever
Speaker 4: had back to back weeks with Treasured Films announcements, which
Speaker 4: is rare for a company that small.
Speaker 2: This one is.
Speaker 4: Directed by sexploitation maestro Reno dil Silvestro, who did Deported
Speaker 4: Women of the SS. It is a strange, erotic, outrageously
Speaker 4: sleazy former Section three video Nasty Eurohorse Sizzler, which is
Speaker 4: making its UK blu Ray debut, and a brand new
Speaker 4: two K restoration loaded with the extras, including physical extras.
Speaker 4: If you want, you got six art cars, perfect bound
Speaker 4: book with new writing by Amanda Reyes, Darryl Buxton and
Speaker 4: Andrew Marshall Roberts. If you get it through the website,
Speaker 4: you can get their Hairy Moon magnet. You can get
Speaker 4: a full that poster or the extra limited edition arcard
Speaker 4: for the first eighty orders. If you're a subscriber, you
Speaker 4: do get one of those. And then the disc special
Speaker 4: features new audio commentary from Kim Newman and David Flint,
Speaker 4: new audio commentary from Eugenio Kilani and Troy Howard, new
Speaker 4: Stephen Thrower, appreciation of Werewolf Woman, a new interview at
Speaker 4: the co Star Howard Ross, new interview new Howard Ross Q.
Speaker 4: And a filmed at Weird Warchester from last year this
Speaker 4: summer actually a new visual essay on Dagmar Lessander by
Speaker 4: Eugenio Ekilani, some archival extras. Suddenly this looks to be
Speaker 4: a pretty dang good disc.
Speaker 2: Werewolf Warm She Got the Moon?
Speaker 3: That's a good song.
Speaker 2: It is even better when you sing it. It's like
Speaker 2: the Eagles? Is that where that is? I think? So
Speaker 2: I've never seen this? Have you seen this?
Speaker 3: I feel like I have like VHS days back in
Speaker 3: the video store, but no memory whatsoever. So definitely that's
Speaker 3: a I desire.
Speaker 2: This, You desire the Hary Moon, I get it all right.
Speaker 4: January thirty. First, we've got a brand new thing coming.
Speaker 4: Aero Video has teamed up with Mutant to put out
Speaker 4: a four K media book of Donnie Darko. First off,
Speaker 4: this is the exact same disc as the previous four
Speaker 4: K release, So if you've got that and you're kind
Speaker 4: of so so on Donnie Darko, definitely no reason to
Speaker 4: pick this up again. But they are doing something unique,
Speaker 4: which is a US media book that is pretty rare nowadays.
Speaker 4: And to see Mutant jump with Arrow that's pretty damn cool.
Speaker 4: It says, we are thrilled to announced new collaboration with
Speaker 4: the Claim to genre distributor Aero Video, launching with our
Speaker 4: version of the cult classic Donnie Darko, the first release
Speaker 4: in the four k UHD Mutant Media book series. It
Speaker 4: features both the theatrical and directors cuts on two four
Speaker 4: K Blu ray discs, with brand new artwork by Greg
Speaker 4: Ruth and a layup by Craig Oldham. The initial pressing
Speaker 4: is is limited to two thousand units, with a forty
Speaker 4: four page media book housed inside an exclusive first run
Speaker 4: numbered slipcase. It includes essays by Nathan Rabin, Anton Battel
Speaker 4: and Jamie Graham, an in depth interview with Richard Kelly,
Speaker 4: and an intro by Jake Jillenhall.
Speaker 2: So this.
Speaker 4: Again, like, I'm pretty stoked that somebody else is doing
Speaker 4: media books, but I definitely don't want them to just
Speaker 4: be doing re releases of titles that Arrow has already done,
Speaker 4: because I'm not a big fan of rebuying things like that.
Speaker 4: But I would love media books like this. I'm a
Speaker 4: big fan of that packaging a from you on Donnie
Speaker 4: Darko or media books.
Speaker 3: Well, it occurs to me that anyone who is concerned
Speaker 3: about uh zoron Mom Donnie's when in New York, they
Speaker 3: should listen to Donnie Darko's conversation about the Smurfs and
Speaker 3: recognize that that's what's common. He's going to turn Manhattan
Speaker 3: into Smurf Village. It's going to be a socialist hell whole.
Speaker 2: Full of who know, we blew ourselves? Whoa God? Please
Speaker 2: tell me you no arrested development.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, arrested Lament. They're one of my favorite
Speaker 3: hip hop groups of the nineties. Anyways, Tuno C, Tuno C.
Speaker 2: So nothing actually about this it too.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't like Donny Darker. I thought it
Speaker 3: was your favorite. Ronnie is on point, like you have
Speaker 3: never been so full of innuindow and outright filth. I'm shocked,
Speaker 3: frankly at the level of Blue humor that you have
Speaker 3: descended to.
Speaker 2: That was good, That was good. It's mom, Donnie did
Speaker 2: it for all of us. I'm sorry, Mom, Donnie.
Speaker 4: Carrying right along since you don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 4: Coming in quarter one of twenty twenty six on Blu
Speaker 4: Ray from Terror Vision is a box set called Nineties Nightmares.
Speaker 4: This includes Mountain Fury, hell Spa, and Lady of the Lake.
Speaker 4: We had a live stream to talk about this box
Speaker 4: set last Friday, and you had some thoughts. One of
Speaker 4: these was the second Fangoria DVD release, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brad said it was the first, and I texted
Speaker 3: you immediate was like, actually it was the second.
Speaker 2: First.
Speaker 3: So I don't know anything about hell Spa, but wait,
Speaker 3: does that health spa?
Speaker 2: What is that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean the title has already sold me. John Daly's
Speaker 3: trailer for Mountain Fury has made me very much want
Speaker 3: to see that film, and Lady the Lake is the
Speaker 3: one of the only one of the three that I
Speaker 3: have seen. I did Fangoria back in the nineties, had
Speaker 3: briefly a distribution label. Their first film was I Comma Zombie,
Speaker 3: which is one of the saddest zombie films ever made.
Speaker 3: It was made for a budget of like twelve thousand
Speaker 3: dollars or something. It's like crazy low budget and it's
Speaker 3: about a guy who gets infected and like slowly rots
Speaker 3: and it's so sad. Lady the Lake as a follow
Speaker 3: up was really weird, and I remember being very confused
Speaker 3: by it, and the imagery was was really compelling. So
Speaker 3: I'm very happy to have a chance to see it,
Speaker 3: you know, cleaned up and presented on Blu Ray for
Speaker 3: the first time. That alone makes me want to get
Speaker 3: the set.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I can't say that Lady the Lake is good or
Speaker 3: in quote marks good. I just don't remember, but I
Speaker 3: do remember the imagery being really compelling, and so I
Speaker 3: very much want to see it again.
Speaker 4: To break down the set a little bit, Mountain Fury
Speaker 4: has no extras. Anybody included in making the movie just
Speaker 4: had no interest in talking about it. Hellspa though we've
Speaker 4: got the CD soundtrack with it as well. We've had
Speaker 4: a bonus movie on that Club Dead. We got a
Speaker 4: new commentary with Mike Bowler, Steve Jarvis and Dennis Devine
Speaker 4: making a blooper real Still Gallery and then Lady of
Speaker 4: the Lake. You'll recognize the name of the director. This
Speaker 4: is Maurice Devereux, who also did End of the Line
Speaker 4: and Slashers that Terror Vision has also released. This one
Speaker 4: also has the CD soundtrack, also has two different presentations
Speaker 4: with two different aspect ratios. On this new commentary with
Speaker 4: Maurice and Martin Gattier. We got a new interview with
Speaker 4: Maurice archival making of Still's Gallery, all that inter interesting
Speaker 4: stuff that usually comes on these pretty compelling set. However,
Speaker 4: they are SOOV films. If that is not your bag,
Speaker 4: this is just probably not gonna be your bag overall.
Speaker 2: But watch the trailers.
Speaker 4: John Daily cut some amazing trailers and these look just
Speaker 4: incredibly fun.
Speaker 3: He does make some great trailers. I say this with
Speaker 3: all compliments. John Daly can polish a turd like nobody
Speaker 3: in the business.
Speaker 2: It's true. He is the best at it. And I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be honest.
Speaker 4: I truly love Earl Kess's cover art for this box set.
Speaker 4: I think if you're putting out a box set called
Speaker 4: Nineties Nightmares, this is exactly the vibe that I definitely
Speaker 4: want to see on that.
Speaker 2: Box all right.
Speaker 4: One thing that surprised the hell out of me this
Speaker 4: week we are getting another media book, this time from
Speaker 4: Dark Sky, and this is currently exclusive to their website,
Speaker 4: although it'll likely go wide eventually. But they are putting
Speaker 4: out Chain Reactions that new Texas Chainsaw mascre documentary that
Speaker 4: was made with Patton Oswald and Alexander Heler, Nicholas and
Speaker 4: Stephen King and all of that. The interesting thing is
Speaker 4: you could pre order it with this really interesting it's
Speaker 4: rocking fought. Yeah, it's rucking fought in the company that
Speaker 4: did the shirt. But to make this more compelling for everybody,
Speaker 4: Like I said, it is a media book, but it
Speaker 4: also includes eight rare versions of the Texas Chainsaw Masker.
Speaker 4: It has the sixteen milimeter Overscan print, a sixteen milimeter
Speaker 4: barbecue edition, thirty five milimeter Grindhouse Print nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 4: k Tail, Australian VHS nineteen eighty one, Wizard Video VHS
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty seven, Czech VHS nineteen seventy eight Super eight millimeter,
Speaker 4: and then the nineteen eighty Slovakian Betamax release of this.
Speaker 4: I have never seen a release with so many different
Speaker 4: versions of the movies to archive it throughout the years.
Speaker 4: This is a fun idea and if you want the
Speaker 4: bonus disc and all that. In fact, I think the
Speaker 4: shirt is only available for like another day. But uh yeah,
Speaker 4: how do you feel about this getting this type of
Speaker 4: release in the eight versions of this moviees? Since this
Speaker 4: is quite personal.
Speaker 2: For you, Next you don't want to say anything, Nope, Okay,
Speaker 2: let's talk about some moc and stuff.
Speaker 4: Then you want to talk a lot about garbage pail kids.
Speaker 4: Sure this was guest last week, and it was revealed
Speaker 4: last week during the show that the next VSU is
Speaker 4: the Garbage Pale Kids movie from nineteen eighty seven. This
Speaker 4: is a brand new four K with Dolby Vision restoration,
Speaker 4: commentary with some of the lead actors. We've got a
Speaker 4: new interview with the actress Katie Barbery, new interview with
Speaker 4: the special effects and animatronics artist Hal Miles, some archival
Speaker 4: extras on here, and then a forty page perfect bundbook
Speaker 4: with essays by Austin Trunick, Chris Shields, and Walt Chaw.
Speaker 4: I am amazed that we are getting Walter Chaw talking
Speaker 4: about the Garbage Pale Kids movie in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Tell me how much you love this movie, sir, well,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'm spoiling anything by saying that it's it's,
Speaker 3: you know, not a great movie by any like objective measure.
Speaker 3: Yet it is so bizarre and gross and nostalgic that
Speaker 3: I am very tempted to upgrade my out of now
Speaker 3: out of print DVD from from years and years ago.
Speaker 3: But like, gosh, it's a you know, the current generation
Speaker 3: they don't really understand toys and our generation. I'm speaking
Speaker 3: primarily of elder millennials and younger Gen xers, had I
Speaker 3: think in the eighties some of the strangest toys. Yeah,
Speaker 3: garbage pail kids, mad balls, all the various like g I.
Speaker 3: Joe type knockoffs, the super homo erotic he Man line,
Speaker 3: just so many strange things, dolls that pissed themselves, you know,
Speaker 3: and all kinds of guns.
Speaker 2: And that was a selling point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I remember seeing ads for toy guns, and
Speaker 3: like part of the selling point was like how realistic
Speaker 3: they looked, like garbage peel kids, like the very idea
Speaker 3: of them of like cabbage Hey, cabbage patch kids, make money,
Speaker 3: let's do that. But gross. Yeah, so uh. And then
Speaker 3: the movie for for somebody who hasn't seen it, I
Speaker 3: don't even want to I don't even want to describe
Speaker 3: it because I feel like you have to go into
Speaker 3: it knowing as little as possible. Mackenzie Asketon, the the
Speaker 3: younger brother of Sam Wise Gamgee, anchors a cast of
Speaker 3: well essentially this is snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,
Speaker 3: but like boys, you know. Yeah, I don't even I
Speaker 3: don't even know what to say. I'm just in a
Speaker 3: word salad right now. Trying to formulate a thought about
Speaker 3: the Garbage Pail Kids.
Speaker 2: Movie, which they didn't even try to do that when
Speaker 2: making the movie.
Speaker 3: I saw, Yeah, I saw in the theater. I remember that.
Speaker 4: I will say this has some pretty crazy practical effects
Speaker 4: in it, and for that alone, like it's it's probably
Speaker 4: worth seeing at least once. Is it worth spending, you know,
Speaker 4: fifty bucks on a VSU?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean that's the whole VSU thing, right, A
Speaker 3: nostalgic movie that's not very good, right, And they.
Speaker 4: Put out some good movies on that line. The I
Speaker 4: can't even think of the title of it right now.
Speaker 3: They've put out they put out Congo Sidekicks. You're probably
Speaker 3: gonna say, Darryl is good.
Speaker 4: No, not Darryl earlier than that, Cloak and Dagger. I
Speaker 4: love Cloak and Dagger. The original Roadhouse is good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Beast Master was VSU, show Girls was VSU Southern. That's
Speaker 4: a great movie that.
Speaker 2: Was vs U.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh okay, Well, anyways, the Garbage Filt Kids movie
Speaker 3: came out before Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles if I'm remembering correctly.
Speaker 2: Right, absolutely did, and the and.
Speaker 3: The suits that the Diminutive performers, where are you know,
Speaker 3: they're kind of prototypes almost for what you're going to
Speaker 3: see in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Really well done, I think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I said, genuinely like impressive practical effects in
Speaker 4: the movie, especially if you like gross out humor.
Speaker 2: Just not a great movie, not even a good movie.
Speaker 3: Such a weird era, man, like this was. This was
Speaker 3: this was the era where like somebody was like, hey,
Speaker 3: you know, to be cool Peter Porker the Spectacular Spider Hand,
Speaker 3: and somebody gave and somebody was like, yeah, that would
Speaker 3: be cool.
Speaker 2: You're so, let's give it a budget.
Speaker 3: And they get like a long running comic book, and
Speaker 3: you know what it is. It's cocaine. You know, the eighties,
Speaker 3: the eighties were the cocaine decade, and that's why eighties
Speaker 3: movies are so freaking nuts, you know. Uh, you know
Speaker 3: the nineties was heroin, so everything's like dark and depressing. Uh,
Speaker 3: and now you know everything's garden state.
Speaker 2: Well, on that note, let's talk about the next mysk.
Speaker 3: I missed cocaine, Like, it's don't do it, it's bad
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 2: But like if you're an artist, if you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna do a drug you know, go hard Man.
Speaker 2: Really endorsement for The Doctor tonight.
Speaker 4: Next up, let's talk about a four K release of
Speaker 4: Nacho Vigelando's Time Crimes from two thousand and seven coming
Speaker 4: from the Vinegar Syndrome line. I may be misremembering, and
Speaker 4: I would love to be fact checked, because I don't
Speaker 4: want to think that this is correct but also not correct.
Speaker 4: Somebody please share if I'm wrong here. I think this
Speaker 4: is the newest Vinegar Syndrome like mainline title now two
Speaker 4: thousand and seven, and it's not in a sub label.
Speaker 4: It's not a VSU, not a VSA, not anything like that,
Speaker 4: not a Degausser two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, probably because I think.
Speaker 4: The one before that was like American Murder, and I
Speaker 4: was like ninety six or something like that. Well dirty work,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that that was newer this year it's like that, yeah,
Speaker 4: and now Time Crimes is newer than that. So I
Speaker 4: believe this is the newest one. And this is two
Speaker 4: thousand and seven, and this is a two disc four
Speaker 4: K and blu ray set, newly scanned, restored from the
Speaker 4: thirty five millimeter di I. We've got a new commentator,
Speaker 4: new commentator, new commentary with Nacho, moderated by Justin Li Liberty.
Speaker 4: We've got archival commentary on here as well, a new
Speaker 4: interview with Nacho, new visual essay by doctor Valeria Viegis,
Speaker 4: Lindvall and m Emery.
Speaker 2: We've got an.
Speaker 4: Alternate chronological edit of Time Crimes. We've got an archival
Speaker 4: documentary from two thousand and eight, archival featurette footage from
Speaker 4: the Time Crimes promotional internet game that's thirty three minutes long.
Speaker 2: This is hilarious timing.
Speaker 4: Not this last weekend, but the weekend before that, before
Speaker 4: this was announced, we had the monthly Patreon watch along
Speaker 4: in our discord and I showed the short film seven
Speaker 4: to thirty five de la Manyana by Nacho Viglando, and
Speaker 4: it is on this disc now, which is really cool
Speaker 4: because it's a great short. We've got a forty page
Speaker 4: perfect bundbook with essays by Charles bram Mesco, Mary Beth
Speaker 4: mcanders and Katie Rife. And that is a pretty damn
Speaker 4: good movie and a pretty damn good release.
Speaker 3: D I man, that was a good band, Richard Hunt himself.
Speaker 3: You know that song? Yes, I don't know Time Crimes.
Speaker 3: This is this is all new to me.
Speaker 4: So wow, I would have sworn this would have been
Speaker 4: like a sneaky Will favorite.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Yeah, I think you'll like this a lot.
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean, this is what keeps me as
Speaker 3: a subscriber, stuff that I just I would never get otherwise.
Speaker 3: And so I'm always excited that, like I know for
Speaker 3: sure that every month I'm going to get something that
Speaker 3: I have no familiarity.
Speaker 2: With, Brendan said.
Speaker 4: Joe Ruben did can firm on Punk Vacation that this
Speaker 4: is the newest film on the VS line.
Speaker 2: So that's good. I've still not finished that episode yet.
Speaker 3: So got so many damn podcasts on a network. Now, man,
Speaker 3: your media mogul, you're like the Howard Stern of the Internet.
Speaker 2: I think Howard serves the Howard Sern of the.
Speaker 3: Internet satellite radio. He doesn't do Internet. It's different.
Speaker 4: Anyways, So Time Crimes, this was hinted at a long
Speaker 4: time ago by Justin lit Liberty in my discord that
Speaker 4: this was coming, And just a reminder because I think
Speaker 4: we've talked about it on the show, but just in
Speaker 4: case you forgot, and this was hinted at a long
Speaker 4: time ago. This was into that when Umbrella released their
Speaker 4: Blu Ray or even announced their Blu ray He basically said, Hey,
Speaker 4: if you want Time Crimes, you might want to wait
Speaker 4: because it's He basically just said it's it's it's coming
Speaker 4: from some else in the US.
Speaker 2: He has said the same.
Speaker 4: Thing about a couple other titles, one being tank Girl.
Speaker 2: And one being Masters of the.
Speaker 3: Universe, that Masters of the Universe.
Speaker 4: That Masters of the Universe. Now that doesn't mean that
Speaker 4: Vinegar Center is doing it. It could just mean that
Speaker 4: he is aware of somebody.
Speaker 2: Else doing it. However, the way that.
Speaker 4: He said it about Time Crimes was exactly the same
Speaker 4: way that he said it about Masters.
Speaker 2: Of the Universe.
Speaker 4: So I mean to me, like Masters of the Universe
Speaker 4: is the perfect one to get a VSU style release.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so bring Dolph into the vs fold.
Speaker 2: I'm just throwing that out there.
Speaker 3: You know, when it comes to subscriptions, if you have
Speaker 3: the means deaf, Crocodile is probably my number one. And
Speaker 3: I'm not just saying that. Like the thing about Crocodile
Speaker 3: is you're always going to get something new like that
Speaker 3: you've ever heard of, which is what why you're my
Speaker 3: favorite label to work with because every time we work
Speaker 3: on a disc. I have to read like fifteen books,
Speaker 3: you know. Oh nice Greg, here I am. I'm trying
Speaker 3: to promote Deaf Crocodile, and Craig's like thrown in masturbatters
Speaker 3: of the Universe.
Speaker 2: Choke.
Speaker 3: I move on. I was gonna say, like, if you've
Speaker 3: got the money, prioritize your subscriptions. Right, Deaf Crocodile, Radiance,
Speaker 3: Vinegar Syndrome, terror Vision. Right, that's kind of like the
Speaker 3: order I would go in if I had.
Speaker 2: And that's not even all of them. That's the crazy thing.
Speaker 2: Who else does subscription? Uh, Treasured Films, oscilloscope?
Speaker 3: Shit?
Speaker 4: And is there one more? I feel like there's one more.
Speaker 4: We had talked about this one time.
Speaker 3: I'd just not everything if I could.
Speaker 2: You know, I cannot remember. I cannot remember the last one.
Speaker 3: I can't. Sorry, Radiance announcements. I'm over the moon.
Speaker 2: All right, there's a lot of good stuff this week.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll carry on.
Speaker 4: Next up, this is coming on Blu Ray this month
Speaker 4: from Vinegar Syndrome, and that is Shaw Scares Volume one.
Speaker 4: This covers he said, Radiance. Guys, everybody's shouting out. Radiance
Speaker 4: is the other one. He said, Radiance. That was right,
Speaker 4: after Deaf Crocodile. The films in Shaw Scars Volume one
Speaker 4: is Sex beyond the Grave, Hell has No Boundary and
Speaker 4: Haunted Tales. Gonna shout out Haunted Tales because we've got
Speaker 4: a commentary with Lance and Erica from Unsung Whores on
Speaker 4: that one. New commentary by Frank Jang on Hell has
Speaker 4: No Boundary. There's also an Internet or sorry an interview
Speaker 4: on that one, and then a commentary was Degan on
Speaker 4: Sex Beyond the Grave.
Speaker 2: This is a great looking.
Speaker 3: Release, Bruh. I just listened to Sam and Erica on
Speaker 3: erosplus Massacre talking about telephone horror, and now I get
Speaker 3: to listen to both of them talk about scary shascope movie.
Speaker 3: So this is great shot shotscope scary Shaw Brothers movie.
Speaker 4: Damn good release. Yeah, this looks great. Cannot wait to
Speaker 4: get this. Next up, another new sub label from Vinegar Syndrome.
Speaker 4: We get the first title in the Reviver line.
Speaker 3: They've got more sub sub labels than they do partner labels.
Speaker 4: Now almost This one says, over the past ten years,
Speaker 4: VS has become home to one of the largest archivally
Speaker 4: stored collections of film materials in the world. Although vs's
Speaker 4: curatorial focus has always been forgotten classics in the form
Speaker 4: of feature films produced between the sixties and nineties. The
Speaker 4: film Archive itself includes works of all types, genres, film
Speaker 4: formats and durations, with titles created as early as the
Speaker 4: nineteen twenties and as recently as the two thousands. Reviver,
Speaker 4: which is a new line of releases curated by the
Speaker 4: VS Film Archive, will let long last shed light onto
Speaker 4: films which might otherwise languish, may be forever.
Speaker 2: Forgotten to time.
Speaker 4: This line will focus on resurrecting films, both full length
Speaker 4: features and short films, which have gone missing for years,
Speaker 4: and this inaugural release will be offering the home video
Speaker 4: debut of a regional murder thriller lost for nearly a
Speaker 4: half century, alongside a trio of hometown shorts. To get
Speaker 4: you in the mood, But just like we only discovered
Speaker 4: these sorry, but just like we only discovered these films
Speaker 4: by watching them, we want you to experience the same delight, surprise,
Speaker 4: and bewilderment as the treasures or trash contain herein, unspooled
Speaker 4: before your eyes, with no other hints, titles, nor advance
Speaker 4: info given. Revivers a mystery box of cinematic oddities you
Speaker 4: won't soon forget.
Speaker 2: And then they go on.
Speaker 4: To even specify the pits from each reviver go directly
Speaker 4: to helping to fund the operations and upkeep of the
Speaker 4: VS Film Archive. Will point out too that the back
Speaker 4: of the release says fifteen reels of film make up
Speaker 4: the contents of this release. As in November twenty eight,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five, VS Film Archive contains forty three and
Speaker 4: fifty nine reels of film.
Speaker 3: I'm a revival. I'm not gonna give up. I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna stop. That's my Destiny's Child impression.
Speaker 2: That's it's pretty all right.
Speaker 3: They should put me in Freddy versus Jason.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, this release, we got no information on the release.
Speaker 4: They released this with a limit on the slip cover
Speaker 4: because that's what they always do because it's vinegar syndrome
Speaker 4: and that limit which, by the way, when they when
Speaker 4: they first announce that it was limited to two thousand units,
Speaker 4: it sold so quickly in that first day that they
Speaker 4: said no, no, no, let's make it three thousand units,
Speaker 4: and so.
Speaker 2: They upped that that quick.
Speaker 4: We've got this newly scanned presented from its best surviving
Speaker 4: film Elements, which is a thirty five milimeter release print
Speaker 4: and it's an eighty minute film. There's a short location
Speaker 4: centric doc scan from its thirty five milimeter color reversal intermediate,
Speaker 4: a short horror film scan from its only sixteen milimeter
Speaker 4: reversal print, a short horror film scan from its super
Speaker 4: eight milimeter reversal original. There's Winding Through the Film, which
Speaker 4: is a disc exclusive, unredacted educational video from the VS
Speaker 4: Film archive that's fourteen minutes long. But I gotta ask, Will,
Speaker 4: how do you feel about them releasing this and not
Speaker 4: telling anybody the title and considering that this is likely
Speaker 4: going to be happening at least a few times a year.
Speaker 2: That's as an interesting risk to take.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, one thing that we learned John and I
Speaker 3: daily tabling at cons is that people love mystery boxes, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: One of the one of the few things Terror Vision
Speaker 3: does well in terms of their advertising and distribution is
Speaker 3: their mystery boxes. Those motherfuckers sell out immediately. And this
Speaker 3: is kind of that, except even more intriguing because it's like, you, what, what, filmmakers,
Speaker 3: what could that? This could be some child's home video,
Speaker 3: it could be a major director's short films. It could
Speaker 3: be it's likely something in between. It could be excruciatingly
Speaker 3: painful to sit through, or it could be a total revelation.
Speaker 3: And because I don't know, and because it's nineteen ninety
Speaker 3: nine subscriber price, I'm going to get it. And based
Speaker 3: on whether this first one turns out to be a
Speaker 3: fun watch, that'll be like what decides whether I check
Speaker 3: more out. I think if you're going to do mystery releases,
Speaker 3: they've got to be priced reasonably, and so this is
Speaker 3: so I think that's a worthwhile experiment. I don't think
Speaker 3: you could do that with feature length standalone films, but
Speaker 3: like a grab bag of stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, So Craig is saying, can't you wait until
Speaker 4: it's released and pay nineteen ninety nine for a title
Speaker 4: that you know what it is? You can't because it
Speaker 4: is fully sold out, there's not standard editions.
Speaker 3: I can't get it.
Speaker 2: All three thousand sold already.
Speaker 3: Oh well that changes my response. I was waiting for
Speaker 3: pay day and apparently.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all three thousand of the sold out in like
Speaker 4: a day and a half.
Speaker 3: Well that was the point. I guess.
Speaker 4: I have a feeling that Orbit and Diabolic will be
Speaker 4: getting some of them in. Uh so, if you absolutely
Speaker 4: must have it, that would be your chance to jump
Speaker 4: on them. But yeah, you cannot. You cannot buy it
Speaker 4: from the site. Three thousand of these sold in like
Speaker 4: forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: You want units? I got some units?
Speaker 2: Wow, So I'm overall okay. Did you order the Yeah?
Speaker 2: Fuck you, dude.
Speaker 4: I am overall okay with this happening, with them putting
Speaker 4: out a mystery title every so often, I'm okay with
Speaker 4: them because any of these will likely never get to
Speaker 4: release any other way.
Speaker 2: I'm overall okay with that. The only thing about this
Speaker 2: I feel.
Speaker 4: A little weird is that they specifically mention the profits
Speaker 4: from these releases go directly to helping the VS film archive.
Speaker 2: Where were all the profits going before? Where are the profits? Where?
Speaker 2: Everything else? Is that? Who's yacht are we funding? I guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sold out. I went to the website to see
Speaker 3: if you were a liar, and you weren't.
Speaker 2: This time this time. All right, that's enough about Reviver.
Speaker 4: I'm also curious to see if this is how they
Speaker 4: release it, like if it's actually gonna come with this
Speaker 4: big red one on the front. At this point, with
Speaker 4: how entitled VS fanboys have called them out on stuff.
Speaker 4: I have a feeling it's gonna look exactly like this,
Speaker 4: so I'm curious.
Speaker 3: I'm bold man.
Speaker 2: Next up, there is a four K available of the
Speaker 2: film from nineteen eighty six at Close Range that is
Speaker 2: now a part of the cinematograph line.
Speaker 4: This is starring Sean Penn and Christopher Walkin. You can
Speaker 4: purchase it with a Fall twenty twenty five Journal of
Speaker 4: American Cinema that they are doing their little zene Per cinematograph.
Speaker 4: This is gonna have a new commentary with Bill Ackerman
Speaker 4: and Jim Laskowski. Shout out to Jim his first commentary,
Speaker 4: Glad You're on it. We've got archival commentary on here
Speaker 4: as well. New video interview with Christopher Walkin. They got
Speaker 4: Walkin to do a new interview for this, which is
Speaker 4: super rare. We got a new interview with Sean Penn.
Speaker 3: He goes I grew a stash.
Speaker 2: That's the whole interview. They didn't justify the length because
Speaker 2: that's all it was. New interview with Sean Penn.
Speaker 4: We've got a new interview with the casting to directors,
Speaker 4: new visual essay by Chris O'Neil, Some archival extras on here,
Speaker 4: and then there is a short location video of key
Speaker 4: geographic locations. We've got new text essays by Christina Cacioppo.
Speaker 4: We've got Matt Lynchen here as well Adrian Martin and
Speaker 4: then Dan Mecha at Close Range is a damn good film.
Speaker 2: Any thoughts from you?
Speaker 3: I said, I do the movie, but only if I
Speaker 3: had a statue.
Speaker 2: Whatever. I am reading what c g TV just said
Speaker 2: and trying to see if there is.
Speaker 4: I see on I see it says a standard edition
Speaker 4: will be made available in the future on our website
Speaker 4: and it's select retailers. Thanks cg TV.
Speaker 3: Plus about that's cool. Go ahead, read through to the
Speaker 3: fucking words on the screen.
Speaker 2: I did, go ahead.
Speaker 3: I don't need to be here.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 4: I want you to talk about a close range I did, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'll carry on. Then you can also order. This is
Speaker 4: not on four K, but it is on Blu Ray.
Speaker 4: That was my mistake because I copy and paste the
Speaker 4: pink line got the second release. This is the Hisseasu
Speaker 4: Sato Volume number two. This will include in an Aria
Speaker 4: on Gaze's aka The Bedroom and in Love minus zero
Speaker 4: Equals Affinity. This will include a forty page perfect bound
Speaker 4: book with writing by Jasper Sharp, Haley Scanlon, and Felipe Fertado.
Speaker 4: We've got a commentary by Pierce Conran and critic James Marsh.
Speaker 4: We got an interview with the director, interview with the actress,
Speaker 4: and then I Love minus zero equals Affinity. We've got
Speaker 4: a commentary with Jasper Sharp, an interview with the director,
Speaker 4: and then a locations featurette with the director as well.
Speaker 4: Love that they came out so quick with the volume two.
Speaker 4: Volume one is now arriving in everybody's hands. I'm seeing
Speaker 4: a bunch of review showing up on letterbox, people finally
Speaker 4: watching these. The only thing that is kind of odd
Speaker 4: to me on this release is that the first one
Speaker 4: was three films, this one is two films, and maybe
Speaker 4: they only have five films from Sato and it's a
Speaker 4: kind of a weird way to put those together. However,
Speaker 4: they were the same price. I feel like, if we're
Speaker 4: getting one less film, let's not make it the same price.
Speaker 4: But if you got more to come, you could have
Speaker 4: made it three films.
Speaker 2: On this one as well.
Speaker 4: Anyways, anybody checked out the first Sato release yet, any
Speaker 4: thoughts on those films. I'd love to see what people
Speaker 4: are thinking, because I hope that people are buying these
Speaker 4: and they're doing well. Any sato thoughts from you or
Speaker 4: you just done?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got the first one. I was actually rateful
Speaker 3: that there was a snag because Vinegar Syndrome gave like
Speaker 3: a coupon to everybody who had like ordered it and
Speaker 3: then had to wait, and so I used that coupon
Speaker 3: to get the second one. But it's a they're really
Speaker 3: good at psychology, the Vinegar Syndrome people. Yeah, they're like, oh,
Speaker 3: we made a mistake. Here's a coupon that like basically
Speaker 3: covers tack the tax if you'll buy the second one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I did.
Speaker 3: I did. I haven't even watched the first stuff on
Speaker 3: the first one yet, but I've already ordered the second.
Speaker 2: Nice. Nice, nice nice. Then.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: One of the larger announcements from them, We've got a
Speaker 4: four K release.
Speaker 2: Of Behind the Green Door.
Speaker 4: This is the first first title coming from the Mitchell
Speaker 4: Brothers film group line that is now a part of
Speaker 4: Melu Scene. There are oh gosh, I can't remember the
Speaker 4: exact number. It's like twenty five films in the Mitchell
Speaker 4: Brothers film group line that are coming on. This is
Speaker 4: ay three disc set. We've got the four K Blu
Speaker 4: ray and a CD of the soundtrack. We've got the
Speaker 4: seventy one minute feature presentation Behind the Green Door, presented
Speaker 4: with HDR and newly restored from the sixteen millimeter reversal
Speaker 4: ab rolls with multiple different sound options. We've got a
Speaker 4: future length audio commentary with Maryland Chambers biographer Jared Stearns.
Speaker 2: We've got a Blu ray disc with everything on the.
Speaker 4: Four K plus preserving the legacy of Maryland Chambers from
Speaker 4: soap to Superstar. Behind the Mitchell Brothers Film Group, featurette
Speaker 4: winding through Behind the Green Door, an audio interview with
Speaker 4: the actor George McDonald moderated by Ashley West from the
Speaker 4: rialto report eight millimeter digest version Behind the Green Door,
Speaker 4: some trailers, and then a twenty four page booklet with
Speaker 4: the original short story from Behind the Green Door, plus
Speaker 4: an eleven x seventeen replica Japanese one sheet poster. We've
Speaker 4: also got the bonus CD with the original soundtrack. Like
Speaker 4: I said, this is a crazy great release for the
Speaker 4: first one. This is really cool that they're doing all
Speaker 4: of these from the Mitchell Brothers Film Group, and I
Speaker 4: hope they do well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that one's.
Speaker 2: Neat John Cena's favorite movie, is it.
Speaker 4: There's a memed moment where he got asked his favorite
Speaker 4: movie and like one of these variety asking celebrities moments,
Speaker 4: and somebody quickly asked him and he set it off
Speaker 4: the cuff and one of his co stars was with him.
Speaker 2: He said, oh, what's that one? And he went, that's funny.
Speaker 4: Then the next day we got a whole bunch of
Speaker 4: partner label announcements, so let's get into those as well.
Speaker 4: First up is from Shutter and this is the Advent
Speaker 4: Calendar from twenty twenty one. This is gonna have an
Speaker 4: audio commentary by Mary Beth mc andrews.
Speaker 2: We got a new video introduction to the movie by.
Speaker 4: The director, book a new writing by Ambertee, and this
Speaker 4: is one.
Speaker 2: I think this was a Shutter movie that I missed.
Speaker 2: Did you see the Advent Calendar?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't watched it yet, but it's a you know,
Speaker 3: it's a Christmas harror movie French, right, it's French.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe so.
Speaker 3: I thought it looked pretty cool. I've seen the trailer,
Speaker 3: but I haven't watched it yet, but now I shall.
Speaker 2: Next up is from Umbrella.
Speaker 4: They have put this discout in Australia, but now it's
Speaker 4: here in the US. You got The Chain Reaction from
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty. The stunts in this one were staged by
Speaker 4: George Miller, the George Miller from Mad Max. This is
Speaker 4: directed by Ian Barry. This is going to have the
Speaker 4: extended not quite Hollywood interviews with the cast members. We've
Speaker 4: got some featurettes on here, trailers, TV spot, image gallery
Speaker 4: at a booklet with new writing by Alexandra Nicholas, who
Speaker 4: is kind of everywhere.
Speaker 2: The Chain Reaction. I've never seen this one, no nor I.
Speaker 3: But you know anything that the happy Feet guy does,
Speaker 3: I'm interested in.
Speaker 2: Paul in the chat says it's so good and highly recommended.
Speaker 3: I will say this the title that I'm most excited
Speaker 3: to talk about if we talk about it. No, we're not.
Speaker 3: It's already been announced.
Speaker 2: Well, now I'm confused.
Speaker 3: Which one the George Miller film that I think is
Speaker 3: one of the best films ever made.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's already been announced. Sadly we've gone over
Speaker 4: here about it.
Speaker 3: Babe, Pig in the City, it's a master cannot wait
Speaker 3: to get that four K Just the greatest film does
Speaker 3: it when you know, when Gene Dielman got named the
Speaker 3: greatest film of all time, I was okay with it.
Speaker 3: But what delegitimized the list is that they Pig in
Speaker 3: the City wasn't on it. I would have ranked at
Speaker 3: number two, behind Jane Dillman, but it should have been
Speaker 3: on there. Babe, Pig in the City one of the
Speaker 3: greatest things in the history of cinema. So yes, I
Speaker 3: will be checking out the chain reaction because George Miller
Speaker 3: deserves the respect.
Speaker 2: That he does, even though he only states the stunts.
Speaker 3: Next up is only I'm fast forwarding through every dance.
Speaker 4: This is from IFC and it is Christmas Eve in
Speaker 4: Miller's point, yet another one that I meant to see
Speaker 4: last year and did not get a chance to see.
Speaker 4: This is going to have a new video interview with
Speaker 4: the director and the co writer. Trailer a book of
Speaker 4: new writing by Brandon Strue, double side of fulled out
Speaker 4: poster insert with new art by Michael Deforge and the
Speaker 4: original art, and then it says here refraction glasses included
Speaker 4: with the limited edition only.
Speaker 2: I am very curious to see what happens with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what refraction Glasses do Well.
Speaker 4: Kerrie Mulligan says it was excruciating to watch, so maybe
Speaker 4: it makes it less excruciating, but I'm betting probably not.
Speaker 3: So you did not see this one five times in
Speaker 3: the theater.
Speaker 2: Or or they did, and that's why it's excruciating.
Speaker 4: Next up one that I've heard is incredible film movement
Speaker 4: putting out Girgirlstown from nineteen ninety six, directed by Jim
Speaker 4: McKay mid nineties New York City. Patty Angela, Emmy, Emma,
Speaker 4: and Nikki are high school seniors and best friends preparing
Speaker 4: for life beyond graduation. This is by Lily Taylor, Brooklyn
Speaker 4: Harris and a Grace and recent Oscar nominee Onngreen new
Speaker 4: Ellis Taylor.
Speaker 2: This is the award winning.
Speaker 4: Sun Dance Indy co written by the actors in collaboration
Speaker 4: with the first time filmmaker Jim McKay. This is going
Speaker 4: to have a making of conversation with the director Selexcene commentaries.
Speaker 4: It is going to have a trailer and a twenty
Speaker 4: page booklet with the essay by Julia Gunnison Tell me
Speaker 4: about Girls Town, Sir.
Speaker 3: Love Girls Town. It's a great movie. At one point
Speaker 3: when I was in college. I lived in an apartment
Speaker 3: with a whole bunch of lesbians, so all we watched
Speaker 3: was Girls Town and Foxfire, like over and over the
Speaker 3: only movies. Girls Town's legit good. It's a great movie.
Speaker 4: Can you ask guy how much it would cost to
Speaker 4: have me be able to hire her just to add
Speaker 4: lib after you all night? Because that was incredible comedic timing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my wife's funny, dude, like, not even like funny
Speaker 3: for a girl, just like funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she can vouched. I was not.
Speaker 3: I'm not exaggerating. I lived in Girls Town. They were
Speaker 3: all up. I didn't say anything.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm telling you that these lesbians loved you.
Speaker 3: Because I'm an ally.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Look, the point is.
Speaker 3: I was very fortunate to get a cinematic education in
Speaker 3: nineties lesbian cinema and Girls Town and Foxfire like the touchstones.
Speaker 3: Girls Town in particular is really really good Lily Taylor.
Speaker 3: I think, next to the addiction, this might be her
Speaker 3: best performance.
Speaker 2: Good tonight to know? Yeah right, No.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: Next up is from phil Movement again. This is Love's
Speaker 4: Whirlpool from twenty fourteen. This is about six strangers. This
Speaker 4: is about six strangers meeting in an underground sex club
Speaker 4: in Japan for a night of anonymous pleasure. While first
Speaker 4: timers and regulars collide, each member's attitude towards sex and
Speaker 4: satisfaction becomes challenged as their kinks and inhibitions began to
Speaker 4: reveal more than they were initially willing to let on.
Speaker 4: This is directed by Dice kim Yura. We're going to
Speaker 4: interview with the director and English subtitles. And that's all
Speaker 4: you're getting. That is all I know about that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm sure you look confused as well. Is this not
Speaker 4: one you've seen?
Speaker 3: All the other extras were washed away down the drain.
Speaker 3: You know what have been funny is that they've gotten
Speaker 3: heather drained to write about it. That's what like. If
Speaker 3: I was producing this disc, I'd like, get me a
Speaker 3: heather drain. We're doing we're doing that.
Speaker 4: I love that you say that right as Carrie Bulligin says,
Speaker 4: here comes that Late Night nor McDonald humor from will.
Speaker 2: All right? Enough about that?
Speaker 3: Does Canadian International they didn't have release this time, did they?
Speaker 2: Nope?
Speaker 4: In their newsletter they said that they were taking a
Speaker 4: couple months off and they were going to be coming
Speaker 4: back strong.
Speaker 3: So m.
Speaker 4: Next up is also from Film Movement. This is nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety six's Shall We Dance? This is a big deal.
Speaker 4: Lots lots of people were after this title. This is
Speaker 4: regent a locked new intro by the director. Archival interviews
Speaker 4: with the director in cast and English subs. Have you
Speaker 4: seen shall We Dancer?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It's good. It's infinitely touching. That's my new favorite phrase.
Speaker 3: According to the Washington Post, this movie is infinitely touching.
Speaker 3: That sounds like that sounds like a category of crime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that I was quote. They chose to run with.
Speaker 3: Infinitely touching.
Speaker 4: Next up is from Saturn's Core, and it is two
Speaker 4: thousand's Hardcore Poisoned Eyes.
Speaker 3: Uh, that sounds like that sounds like the title of
Speaker 3: an issuela grind song. What's up, everybody?
Speaker 2: This is a new one.
Speaker 3: It's called Hardcore poison Eyes.
Speaker 2: I love it. Tonight we got Beyonce and that Let's
Speaker 2: fucking go. Oh man, that was great.
Speaker 4: This is gonna have a new director's cut, restored on
Speaker 4: the supervision of the director, new twenty twenty five commentary
Speaker 4: with the director moderated by Ross from Saturn's Core. New
Speaker 4: transfer of the two thousand directors cut from the original
Speaker 4: master tapes archival two thousand commentary with the director as well.
Speaker 4: There's a new twenty fifth anniversary feature length documentary featuring
Speaker 4: new interviews with the director, cinematographer and the actresses. Archival
Speaker 4: behind the scenes archival interviews. There is going to be
Speaker 4: a bunch of short films as well. Yeah again Saturn's
Speaker 4: core stacked release. Absolutely ridiculous. Interested in this one.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm always copying masters. I am a chronic master taper.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up is from Utopia and it is Hot Spring
Speaker 4: Shark Attack from last year, twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Four, directed by Merito and Niown. This is going to
Speaker 2: be a Region eight.
Speaker 3: What that was great? I thought you did a good
Speaker 3: job with him.
Speaker 4: Thanks Region a lock blu ray, audio commentary by the
Speaker 4: ad and special effects coordinator and then the writer and
Speaker 4: director as well. Crowdfunding, promotional video, social media trailers, monster
Speaker 4: film festival trailer, fake news trailer, Hotspot shark trailer, recording
Speaker 4: the musical score, footage of the three D billboard advertisement
Speaker 4: in Shinjuku, making the practical effects, making the visual effects.
Speaker 4: Themed from Hot Spring Shark Attack, music video, audience footage,
Speaker 4: and a booklet. New writing by a friend of the
Speaker 4: show Sam Cohen, and that is hot Spring Shark Attack.
Speaker 3: You know, I've never been confident in my drawing ability,
Speaker 3: but now I feel like I could paid for it.
Speaker 4: This is a highly sought after artist as well, and
Speaker 4: I am not kidding about Uh have you not seen
Speaker 4: his style before? Because people love his stuff. This this
Speaker 4: is Johnny Ryan.
Speaker 2: Uh, pretty pretty big artist.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I'm sorry to offend you.
Speaker 2: No, I'm just letting you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I feel like I can I feel like
Speaker 3: I can do that.
Speaker 2: I know I can't do that. I'm awful and everything art. Uh.
Speaker 4: Next up is from AGFA and uh gosh, this is
Speaker 4: an exciting release.
Speaker 2: This is so cool.
Speaker 4: The Crazy Kids Video Party is here, another compilation from them.
Speaker 4: Uh sort of a weirdo mixtape of Something Weird items uh,
Speaker 4: and it says in nineteen ninety Something Weird Video mesmerized
Speaker 4: the generation of film fanatics by unearthing the most widely
Speaker 4: surreal genre films of all time, all via the magic
Speaker 4: of VHS. Crazy Kids Video Party is a loving tribute
Speaker 4: to those Catho tube fueld days, featuring five ranged kiddy features,
Speaker 4: all preserved from the original Something Weird SVHS masters. This
Speaker 4: collection serves as a time machine to a beloved era
Speaker 4: in home video history, and we get The Big Bad
Speaker 4: Wolf from nineteen fifty seven, Fun in balloon Land from
Speaker 4: nineteen sixty five, Polly Pockets from nineteen sixties, The Princess
Speaker 4: and the Magic Frog from nineteen sixty five, and then
Speaker 4: The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors from nineteen sixty three. We
Speaker 4: are looking at some trailers and driving snipes that are
Speaker 4: also going to be on here as well, and then
Speaker 4: the full uninterrupted program. If you want to watch all
Speaker 4: five films at once, all night slumber Party mode is available.
Speaker 2: Not at once, but back to back.
Speaker 4: Dang Brenda says, man cannot wait for this to come in,
Speaker 4: even though I just watched through the Drugaramo when they
Speaker 4: came prior and it was entirely trash.
Speaker 3: You know, I was earlier extolling the virtues of cocaine,
Speaker 3: but acid and mushrooms are good too, good good shutout.
Speaker 3: You know. November twenty third isn't just the day JFK
Speaker 3: was assassinated. It was also the day that Aldus Huxley died,
Speaker 3: and on his deathbed he wrote down a dosage of
Speaker 3: acid that he was to be given so that at
Speaker 3: the moment of his passing he could become one with
Speaker 3: the Godhead. And I hope to people do something like
Speaker 3: that myself, perhaps while watching Crazy ca It's video Party
Speaker 3: all four features at once while being injected with.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, On that note, maybe you could be the
Speaker 4: Legend of mex Man, which is the next title. This
Speaker 4: is coming from the Canalog this month, and this is
Speaker 4: documentary ish audio commentary with the director Josh Poland and
Speaker 4: it is moderated by Elijah Drenner. We got some deleted
Speaker 4: scene selection of short films from the director as well,
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen Slam Dance Q and a some animation tests
Speaker 4: and then an essay by Alex lay On here as well.
Speaker 3: Funny enough, this movie was followed up by a film
Speaker 3: produced by Christy Nong called The Recruitment of Iceman.
Speaker 4: Jeezus Mister Whateverism wants to point out that JFK was
Speaker 4: assassinated on the November twenty second.
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, I'm high.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, that's hilarious. Next up is coming from Brainstorm Media.
Speaker 4: It is Marmalade from twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: He's correct, by the way, or they're they're correct, by
Speaker 3: the way, good mistake. The twenty third is meaningless. The
Speaker 3: twenty second that's the.
Speaker 2: Day this one.
Speaker 4: Recently incarcerated Baron, who is played by Joe Keery from
Speaker 4: Stranger Things, strikes up a friendship with a cellmate, otis
Speaker 4: a man with a well versed history of prison breaks.
Speaker 4: As the pair hatch an escape plan together, Baron recalls
Speaker 4: the story of how he met Marmalade, the love of
Speaker 4: his life, and their Bonnie and cly style scheme d
Speaker 4: rob a bank in order to care for his sick
Speaker 4: mother and give the couple the life they've always dreamed of.
Speaker 4: I'll have an audio commentary by the director, behind the scenes,
Speaker 4: photo gallery, costume, sketch, gallery, trailer, and that is it.
Speaker 2: It's me Joe Kerey's kind of everywhere lately you feel.
Speaker 3: Like November twenty third. My mistake November twenty third was,
Speaker 3: of course the Battle of Chattanooga.
Speaker 2: I see how you got those mixed up.
Speaker 3: And also the debut of Doctor Who in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 4: And then they promptly recorded over a bunch of Doctor
Speaker 4: Who Masters.
Speaker 3: Next time, which is funny. Right the day after JFK
Speaker 3: dies and all this hucksy dies doctor who premieres who
Speaker 3: could have saved but they did.
Speaker 4: If only Yeah, Icarus is putting out a Martine Rumanak.
Speaker 4: I hope that's how you say that Roumanak one of
Speaker 4: the two. This is from nineteen forty six, and uh
Speaker 4: looks pretty incredible. Some big stars in this one, including
Speaker 4: Marlena Dietrich, her daughter just died.
Speaker 3: Did not hear that last week age one hundred, Geez
Speaker 3: didn't have a good childhood apparently. Apparently Marlene Dietrich was
Speaker 3: not the most supportive mother.
Speaker 2: M it's too bad. We gotta buckled in this one
Speaker 2: as well, with an essay by Blanding Etienne and that's
Speaker 2: all we got. Have you seen this one?
Speaker 3: No, but I'm I'm definitely gonna Uh what a cast?
Speaker 4: Itchris puts out pretty much nothing but great movies so
Speaker 4: so far. Next up, which is also artwork from Johnny Ryan.
Speaker 4: This is coming from Factory twenty five. And this is
Speaker 4: the Mike Diana film collection. That should not say nineteen
Speaker 4: forty six because this is not from nineteen forty six,
Speaker 4: But this this is You knew about this, I knew
Speaker 4: about what this release. We talked about this when when
Speaker 4: I helped further release.
Speaker 3: I don't call you tell me anything about it.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that later.
Speaker 4: So this is about Mike Diana who was arrested for
Speaker 4: no I helped facilitate one of the commentaries or both
Speaker 4: of the commentaries, and we got Erica and Lance. Their
Speaker 4: episode on Blood Brothers is on the disc.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, you did tell me that.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: Mike was arrested, went to trial and was convicted in
Speaker 4: the nineteen nineties for his comic books literally for just
Speaker 4: being too.
Speaker 2: Uh what is is it up?
Speaker 3: The Yeah, that's the Let's Like and Boiled Angels, directed
Speaker 3: by Frankken and Lauda. The documentary about about it is
Speaker 3: great and everybody should see it. But and let's be clear,
Speaker 3: freedom of speech is important.
Speaker 2: But they're.
Speaker 3: They're fucking disturbing. Yes, it's like it's not like this
Speaker 3: cover like, that's not what he got in trouble for.
Speaker 3: It's way worse, way worse.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious.
Speaker 4: So yes, this includes nineteen nineties Bake Baby Jesus with It,
Speaker 4: It includes the Blood Brothers. It includes short films from
Speaker 4: him with some new intros, including the Shed two, Deadly Punk,
Speaker 4: Toolbox Massacre, and then of course the infamously titled feed
Speaker 4: Us on Toast. There is a compilation reel of nineteen
Speaker 4: eighties eight millimeter films, including The Shed, Nuclear Energy and
Speaker 4: other unfinished shorts.
Speaker 2: There's some outtakes on here.
Speaker 4: There's a Blood Family diary with Mike Diana's mom, brother, sister,
Speaker 4: and nephew discussing the making of his movies. There is
Speaker 4: a discussion between Mike Diana and Deed Formats convention organizer
Speaker 4: Noel Huffman. There's a discussion between Mike Diana and Victor Bonacor.
Speaker 4: There is a discussion between Mike Diana and John Michael McCarthy.
Speaker 4: There's a visual essay by Mike Hunchback on here front
Speaker 4: of the show Mike Hunchback, and then the unsun Horres
Speaker 4: episode on the Blood Brothers film is on here as well.
Speaker 4: There's a commentary on both films by Mike Diana, Noel Huffman,
Speaker 4: and Mike Hunchback, plus a booklet by Mike Diana with
Speaker 4: artifacts and comics.
Speaker 2: This is a crazy release to be.
Speaker 4: Coming from Factory twenty five, like this does not line
Speaker 4: up with anything that they had put up before. That
Speaker 4: being said, I do recommend this one. This is kind
Speaker 4: of a piece of history and you get kind of
Speaker 4: everything with this I do. Obviously Will is going to
Speaker 4: really hammer home I bet because he did already mention it.
Speaker 4: I wish the Henn and Lotter documentary was with it,
Speaker 4: but they could not get the rights. And from the
Speaker 4: sound of it, we might be getting a release in
Speaker 4: the next year or two, hopefully from somebody. That's not
Speaker 4: a guarantee, but obviously if there's something holding up, it's
Speaker 4: possible that somebody.
Speaker 2: Else is already working on it. Cool. Any of the
Speaker 2: thoughts about Mike and the obscenity and Henn and latter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is definite family fun. Maybe I finally found
Speaker 3: the movie that my kids will watch with dad.
Speaker 2: Can we watch Big Baby Jesus again? This fetus on.
Speaker 3: Toast, This beautiful black cat that is on my chest
Speaker 3: now is Clouseau as an enre cluseeau, not inspector, and
Speaker 3: he is a very wet kisser.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up is from the new partner label Wild Eye,
Speaker 4: and it is Model Hunger from twenty sixteen the w
Speaker 4: Rashaan filman. This one stars Lynn Lowry, Tiffany sheppis Brian Fortune.
Speaker 2: That is the length of the names that I recognize
Speaker 2: from this.
Speaker 4: Complete non censored director's cut, twenty twenty four commentary with
Speaker 4: w ra Seawan, twenty twenty four commentary with James Morgart
Speaker 4: and Adam Turkle on archival commentary from twenty fifteen with
Speaker 4: the director and one of the actors. An audio essay
Speaker 4: by Alexander Heller Nicholas career retrospective on debut Rashwan, some interviews,
Speaker 4: lots of interviews on this, and then a twenty four
Speaker 4: page book of new intro and short story.
Speaker 2: I've never seen Model Hunger. How's this one? Oh?
Speaker 3: It's great Wi Wi Rashwan is a legend and gosh,
Speaker 3: it's worth buying this just for the interviews much.
Speaker 2: Tons of interviews.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, it's a long time since I've seen it.
Speaker 3: So this is I This was one of my day
Speaker 3: one orders and I think it belongs in any self
Speaker 3: respecting centophiles collection.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up is from Enjoy the Ride Records, and that
Speaker 4: is never More The Raven Effect. This is a newer
Speaker 4: documentary and it is about uh. Is the guy's name
Speaker 4: a Raven? Yes, Raven's entry into the ECW where he
Speaker 4: brought a darker, more Rebellious Energy. Supposedly this is a
Speaker 4: great documentary. We've got a trailer and deleted scenes on here.
Speaker 4: Are you buying many of the documentaries from partner labels?
Speaker 4: I had a conversation on this this week. Are many
Speaker 4: people buying documentaries on physical media to rewatch?
Speaker 3: Have I bought ETR media releases.
Speaker 4: Not just ETR, any of the partner labels? Are you
Speaker 4: buying documentaries for rewatch?
Speaker 3: Quote the raven sometimes yeah, quote sometimes on occasion.
Speaker 4: More what about all you watching? Are you buying documentaries
Speaker 4: on physical media to rewatch? I'd love to everybody watching.
Speaker 4: I'd love to find out.
Speaker 3: I didn't get pavements. I can tell you that much.
Speaker 4: Silent Mannibal says, I just bought until a light takes us.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up is from Connie and it is Pink Cut
Speaker 4: and Top Stripper from nineteen eighty two and nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 4: These are a pair of Nikatsu Roman porno films.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be What was that about?
Speaker 3: It's just it's just funny to hear you say certain phrases.
Speaker 2: Yeah, say it again, not even Nikatsu Roman Porno.
Speaker 3: No no, a pair of Nikatsu Roman Porno Oh pair?
Speaker 2: Sorry no, no, a pair. I know that was a joke.
Speaker 2: Never mind, No, I just like to hear.
Speaker 3: You read it. There's something in the rhythm of it
Speaker 3: and the alliteration.
Speaker 2: A pair of Nakatsu Roman porno.
Speaker 3: Films, Well that you took the you took the energy
Speaker 3: out of it.
Speaker 2: The pair of Nakatsu Roman porno films.
Speaker 3: Well, you're not gonna be where recaptured it. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you this. I went to order it and the slipcovers
Speaker 3: were gone after like thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: So there is an interview with the producer on this.
Speaker 4: There is going to be a couple of introductions on
Speaker 4: a booklet with an on set photographs.
Speaker 2: Of new writing from Aaron Garrow. And this looks like
Speaker 2: a damn fine release.
Speaker 3: I've got the I've got the Brazilian edition. There's no
Speaker 3: there's no outerwear workshopping, all right, next up to go
Speaker 3: back to answer your question. Yeah, I've bought a ton
Speaker 3: of documentaries from partner labels, and I've got shit tons
Speaker 3: of documentaries in my collection.
Speaker 4: And well, I'll say this is coming from a question.
Speaker 4: I guess a discussion that I had with somebody that
Speaker 4: runs one of these labels this week that they are
Speaker 4: worried about putting out documentaries because they feel like many
Speaker 4: people don't pick them up because there's not a lot
Speaker 4: of rewatchability documentaries.
Speaker 3: I strenuously disagree with the idea that there's not rewatchability,
Speaker 3: although I can't say that for everybody, right, But I
Speaker 3: love watching documentaries multiple times just as much as narrative
Speaker 3: films or experimental films. You learn new stuff, you see more.
Speaker 3: I mean, documentaries are showcases for great editing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you know, as somebody who for the last
Speaker 3: couple of years has really been working hard on developing
Speaker 3: skill and visual essays, which is a type a genre documentary,
Speaker 3: I've probably come to appreciate it even more. Watching my
Speaker 3: sister as a documentary editor has has been very instructive
Speaker 3: and of course, like what half of Werner Herzog's films.
Speaker 4: Can I just say, I am on your side on this.
Speaker 4: They were worried about putting them out. I was absolutely
Speaker 4: for saying that. No, like document the first of all,
Speaker 4: they deserve good releases.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good movie is a good movie if it's you know,
Speaker 3: if it's a shitty document But like one of my
Speaker 3: favorite documentaries of the night, like Hype uh, deer punk broke.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's so many so I mean, but I
Speaker 3: guess it just depends on the title. I don't I
Speaker 3: don't know. I mean maybe people in the Chad. Most
Speaker 3: people in the Chad who are responding say they're into yeah, documentaries,
Speaker 3: even if they're left wing propaganda. I myself, I am
Speaker 3: a big fan of who's that guy who had to
Speaker 3: go to jail for his Hillary Clinton documentary? That's the
Speaker 3: name of that dude that right wing activists that makes documentaries.
Speaker 2: Oh god, false, I'm not gonna remember his name. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: For the best. Yeah, I love I love documentaries me too,
Speaker 3: nanuk Man, I put that on like any Friday, I
Speaker 3: call it. I call my friends. I'm like Bruh six
Speaker 3: back in the Nuke of the North, and my friends
Speaker 3: were liked SUSA. That's what I was trying to think of. Like, so,
Speaker 3: if if your if your friend is talking about putting
Speaker 3: out a dish to SUSA documentary, I will not buy it. No,
Speaker 3: But if it's if it's literally anything else, I'll check
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 2: God Like Hoop Dreams is one of my favorite Criterion releases.
Speaker 3: I love it. Doc Oh my god. That makes me
Speaker 3: sad every time because you know they're not gonna make it,
Speaker 3: and then then.
Speaker 2: Somehow I keep open for the best that they never make.
Speaker 3: It, like hour five and you're like, I think he's
Speaker 3: got it. I think he's gonna break through.
Speaker 2: Oh that's hilarious, all right.
Speaker 4: Next up is from VHS Hit Best and it is
Speaker 4: Psychotropic Overload from nineteen ninety four. This one sounds crazy,
Speaker 4: says a psychiatrist, a fashion photographer, and a detective find
Speaker 4: their lives intertwined in a curious case involving the disappearance
Speaker 4: of several male models.
Speaker 2: Stephen Callahan is a well.
Speaker 4: Respected therapist and he has just taken on a new
Speaker 4: client named Christian, who's an aspiring fashion photographer who suffers
Speaker 4: from a series of bizarre and violent fantasies. As the
Speaker 4: fantasies become more vivid, Stephen becomes suspicious.
Speaker 2: These are more than just random thoughts.
Speaker 4: Simultaneously found im out detective Tim Peroski is faced with
Speaker 4: a series of murders and disappearances of several male models.
Speaker 4: This is one of the most unique independent horror movies
Speaker 4: of the nineties. It is a very Hitchcockian movie and
Speaker 4: cleverly blends the video format with eight millimeter and sixteen
Speaker 4: millimeter film elements. We are so excited for this to
Speaker 4: get a new audience, and I think it will genuinely
Speaker 4: surprise you how well made it is, says Dan from
Speaker 4: VHS hit Fest. This is going to have an audio
Speaker 4: commentary with the director and one of the actors, audio
Speaker 4: commentary with the director, that is archival making of doc,
Speaker 4: a critical response, fan appreciation, and a press gallery.
Speaker 2: It sounds pretty interesting.
Speaker 3: This looks like a great movie for kids who don't
Speaker 3: read so good.
Speaker 2: But why male models?
Speaker 3: I think, well, I think psycho.
Speaker 2: What's it called psychotropic overload?
Speaker 3: That's like, that's the pose right there, blue steel on
Speaker 3: the cover, psychotropic overload.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Next up is from I have seen it as Sightseers
Speaker 4: from twenty twelve. Have you seen sight Seers? I've only
Speaker 4: heard everybody gushing over this since it was announced. I
Speaker 4: was very curious if you'd seen it.
Speaker 3: That is such a gross word.
Speaker 2: Gushing, Yeah, I could say worst.
Speaker 4: This is directed by Ben Wheatley, who also did kill List,
Speaker 4: and I love kill List, so I'm very curious about
Speaker 4: this one.
Speaker 2: We get a new commentary by it's a.
Speaker 3: Very moist movie.
Speaker 4: New commentary by Kim Newman and Sean Hogan. We got
Speaker 4: a commentary with Ben Wheeley and some of the actors.
Speaker 4: Commentary with Ben Wheatley and the DP Lori Rose. We've
Speaker 4: got a making of doc at outtake interviews with a
Speaker 4: bunch of people involved with the film as well.
Speaker 2: Book it with me.
Speaker 4: Writing by Heidi Honeycut, who I've been talking to you recently.
Speaker 2: So that's nice to see. Yeah, sight seers.
Speaker 3: Wheatley, Rose and Honeycut.
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 3: If only they've gotten Richard kern an introduction. Wow, oh okay,
Speaker 3: I'll check it out.
Speaker 4: Next up is from CARTOONA that's from twenty twenty three
Speaker 4: to Sultana's Dream. This looks really great actually, the art
Speaker 4: style and this is incredible. It says it's a poetic
Speaker 4: crazy it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It says it's a poetic, political, and visually dazzling celebration
Speaker 4: of feminist thought across time and thirty eight people just
Speaker 4: took it out of their carts at once, A tribute
Speaker 4: to a forgotten pioneer and rallying cry for new.
Speaker 2: Ways of seeing. It offers a powerful reminder. It offers
Speaker 2: a powerful reminder to imagine another world is the first
Speaker 2: step towards building it. This will have a director and
Speaker 2: writers commentary, making of some short films, and that is it.
Speaker 3: So you know, I'm not a huge fan of the
Speaker 3: Twilight franchise, but I gotta say, did you see Kristin
Speaker 3: Sewart's speech from last week where she talked about the
Speaker 3: dearth of opportunities for women filmmakers?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes, God, that feels like I was a month ago,
Speaker 2: but yes, yes I did, and she.
Speaker 3: Was one hundred percent right, and and you know, took
Speaker 3: the moment of being platformed to to really say something important.
Speaker 3: And I I was like, yeah, you know, like there
Speaker 3: was a moment where it looked like things were starting
Speaker 3: to turn and then poof, you know. And I mean
Speaker 3: there's still several like high profile women directors who have
Speaker 3: kind of broken through, but the struggle is real and
Speaker 3: and a film like this, Wow, you know how exciting
Speaker 3: the trail I watched the trailer. Of course I've never
Speaker 3: heard of it because the the boy media industry, it's
Speaker 3: these things, but this looks great. I'm excited to see it. Mhm.
Speaker 2: The boy media is a hilarious new phrase that I
Speaker 2: want to use often.
Speaker 3: No, it's a paraphrase from Jennifer's body. I need tell
Speaker 3: it's boy run media. I think that's that is true.
Speaker 4: I am celebrating the Kristen Stewart speech this weekend by
Speaker 4: going to see the new Robert Pattinson.
Speaker 3: Film Damn Dude, That's cold, brother.
Speaker 2: Hey at least its directed by Lynn Ramsay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's cool.
Speaker 4: Next and final partner label of the month is a
Speaker 4: music box putting out you Are not Me from twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three Wild Cover on this this is well that
Speaker 4: looks pretty good, but a commentary by Alexander Heler Nicholas.
Speaker 4: That's like the nineteenth time I've said her name.
Speaker 2: Tonight, we got some.
Speaker 4: Interviews, we've got a deleted scene, nine Steps Award winning
Speaker 4: short film. We've got eleven eleven short image gallery have
Speaker 4: not seen this one, but this looks good.
Speaker 3: Every time I hear music Box, like somebody say the
Speaker 3: name of this label, I can't help but think of
Speaker 3: There was this movie in the seventies called Chatterbox.
Speaker 2: If you're heard of this, I've heard of the film, yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's about it's about a woman with the talking vagina.
Speaker 3: So I'm guessing you haven't seen Chatterbox.
Speaker 2: Nope, not at all.
Speaker 3: I think it's on Amazon Prime or something. So every
Speaker 3: time I hear a music Box release, I can't help
Speaker 3: but think of Chatterbox and music Box being anyway, what
Speaker 3: is this movie? It's about a.
Speaker 2: Pig, it says.
Speaker 4: Itana returns home for the first time in three years,
Speaker 4: excited to introduce her wife and their adopted infant son
Speaker 4: to her extended family and celebrate Christmas together.
Speaker 3: Sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 4: The family villa in the Spanish countryside is exactly as
Speaker 4: she remembers, except for the addition of Nadia, a Romanian
Speaker 4: refugee who has claimed Ititana's bedroom, her clothes, and her
Speaker 4: family heirlooms. Why have Ititana's conservative parents, long suspicious of immigrants,
Speaker 4: embraced the mysterious Nadia with such uncharacteristic warmth. Is Nadia
Speaker 4: a shrewd usurper or an unwitting vessel for darker forces
Speaker 4: spreading across the land? A twisty thriller that locates the
Speaker 4: uncanny and the reflexive cordiality of the holiday season. You
Speaker 4: Are Not Me is a dark and disturbing dispatch from
Speaker 4: the most irrational Realm family.
Speaker 3: The trailer for this looks awesome. It does absolutely awesome.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see it.
Speaker 4: And Alexandra Heller Nicholas went out of her way to
Speaker 4: post on I think it was Blue Sky how much
Speaker 4: she recommends this movie, which is the main reason I
Speaker 4: hopped on this immediately. It does look incredible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's it's so weird the storyline, right, this
Speaker 3: this family who is like anti immigrant that embraces Romane refugee. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's kind of like, it's kind of like.
Speaker 2: Well, nevermind, what's it like? Will come on?
Speaker 3: I was gonna make a Nick Fuinte's joke, but I'm
Speaker 3: gonna let it go.
Speaker 2: Come on, share with the grope. Well, yeah, it's.
Speaker 4: Right all right, coming soon on Blu Ray from Keno Larber.
Speaker 4: Here in the US is Swashbuckler from nineteen seventy six
Speaker 4: with Robert Shaw, James Earl, Joined, James Earl, Jones, Peter Boyle,
Speaker 4: Boat Bridges, and Jelkie Houston won Sid Hague.
Speaker 2: I've never seen swash schwash Barkler.
Speaker 3: Wow. I mean it's probably the greatest cast ever assembled
Speaker 3: for a movie at.
Speaker 2: A high Mark. High Mark, I mean, look at that.
Speaker 3: Have you like and a cast of actors who, like you,
Speaker 3: would never think of being together.
Speaker 4: It's kind of crazy when Angelica Houston is basically a footnote.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, this is This is like one of the
Speaker 3: top five announcements of the of the week in my opinion.
Speaker 3: This is sweet.
Speaker 2: Next up one that many did you did you have more?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean reputationally swashbucklers kind of like met Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just want to see all those actors in the
Speaker 3: same like shot.
Speaker 4: You know it was released by imprint. I will throw
Speaker 4: that out for everybody. But yes. Next up, Harry and
Speaker 4: the Henderson's coming to four K from Keno here soon.
Speaker 4: This is, of course John Litgow, Melinda Dylan, Kevin, Peter Hall,
Speaker 4: and Emtt Walsh.
Speaker 2: Bigfoot Yetti movie. H executive producer Selberg.
Speaker 3: Don't conflate your cryptids. They're totally different ecosystems. I know,
Speaker 3: I know, all right, Just it's big thing.
Speaker 2: Sorry dad.
Speaker 3: The Yetti movie is Larry and Linderson's.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: I've not seen this movie probably since the nineties. I
Speaker 4: need to see this again.
Speaker 3: It's so sad. Watching John Lithgow act in this movie
Speaker 3: is one of the funnest things I've ever done.
Speaker 2: I love him so much, just.
Speaker 3: Like you know, spoiler alert, they can't keep him and.
Speaker 2: Not the Bigfoot Lithgow.
Speaker 3: And watching Lithgow like be heartbroken over it's so it's
Speaker 3: you know, you know, I don't I generally don't like actors,
Speaker 3: but when I see someone totally sell that moment, hats off,
Speaker 3: John Lithgow. You're amazing. Actually, the entire cast is amazing.
Speaker 3: To be able to like do this straight faced, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: It's totally awesome. Really, it's like you spoiled The Hoop
Speaker 3: Dreams and Harry in the interests.
Speaker 4: Can we get a sequel to this called Harry and
Speaker 4: the Hoop Dreams And it's secretly a teen Wolf trilogy
Speaker 4: film too?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 3: What there was a what was that movie?
Speaker 2: Where was it?
Speaker 3: Like Kevin Bacon going to Africa as an NBA scout?
Speaker 3: Is that a movie? Am I making that up?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: Kevin Bacon?
Speaker 2: If it's not being made up, somebody should make that.
Speaker 3: Now the air up there? What's that?
Speaker 2: Is that a movie? I mean that that sounds familiar?
Speaker 2: The air.
Speaker 3: Up there? Kevin Bacon?
Speaker 2: Kevin Bacon, a basketball coach travels to Africa to recruited
Speaker 2: new star.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Paul Glazerow Nicky's dad.
Speaker 2: Is it really? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I was quite relevant. She's a hosting Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow is really Saturday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what'd you say? What did you say originally tomorrow?
Speaker 2: I I, it's all it's about to be Friday. That's
Speaker 2: why I was saying that Friday day, Friday Day. All right?
Speaker 2: So that's Harry and Henderson's.
Speaker 3: Harry and Henderson's and four K. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: I'm still lating on tears, Little Black Tiger on Blu
Speaker 3: Ray and we can we get Harry and Anderson's four K.
Speaker 3: That's amazing according to Wikipedia, no relation.
Speaker 2: I did not think there was. All right.
Speaker 4: Next up, the the big question that everybody had for
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks and all kinds of other people
Speaker 4: on the internet made answers for is exactly the way
Speaker 4: that I said was going to happen. Groove has announced
Speaker 4: that they are the new official home of Shout Studios titles.
Speaker 4: No not gloating and telling other people to shut up
Speaker 4: until you find the answer out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, literally, wow, somebody has gotten are you.
Speaker 2: That was I'll say it straight to a couple of them. Wow, Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't come around with you.
Speaker 3: Don't come around the neighborhood no more do you.
Speaker 4: For the record, these are not going to be exclusive
Speaker 4: to Groove. They are still going to be carried on
Speaker 4: Amazon and Diabolic and Orbit and Atomic and Brother Blile
Speaker 4: and Odyssey Movies and everywhere else that you buy all
Speaker 4: of your films from. They are at the moment at
Speaker 4: least not carrying any of the posters and pins and
Speaker 4: lobby cards and all those stuff that you come to
Speaker 4: love and pack away and never look at again. There
Speaker 4: is a highlighted hub section on their homepage so you
Speaker 4: can go check out everything that's all Shout Factory. That
Speaker 4: being said, there's still some people worried because their announcements
Speaker 4: for this month kind of light on titles.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about those in just a moment.
Speaker 4: And at least one of their upcoming titles has leaked,
Speaker 4: we will talk about that as well. That is not
Speaker 4: in a list of announcements. But yeah, Groove carrying Shout.
Speaker 4: One of the big things is free shipping. You don't
Speaker 4: have to worry about eight dollars shipping anymore. Everything here
Speaker 4: is free as far as shipping.
Speaker 3: To. You still get super long boxes to accommodate the
Speaker 3: tiny posters.
Speaker 4: Well, like I just said that, they're not carrying any
Speaker 4: posters at the moment.
Speaker 2: We don't know if they will yet.
Speaker 3: Oh did you literally just say that?
Speaker 2: I just literally did.
Speaker 4: Yes, Okay, somebody emailed Groove and asked if they were
Speaker 4: going to be carrying the posters and they said they
Speaker 4: were working on figuring that out, so it will probably happen.
Speaker 4: I love that you just admitted that, and then you're
Speaker 4: laughing at yourself.
Speaker 3: I mean I usually pay attention to you, but I
Speaker 3: was reading Nickey Glazer's biograph anyways.
Speaker 2: All right, so like, boil it down.
Speaker 3: Why should a person like make care about this?
Speaker 4: I mean, probably you won't. The big thing is, at first,
Speaker 4: this is a change. Obviously, Shout Factory has been owned
Speaker 4: for multiple years at this point by a venture capital firm,
Speaker 4: and the big question recently is what was happening with them,
Speaker 4: because this same firm bought film Rise, and they're all
Speaker 4: under this new branding of Radial Entertainment and suddenly, yes, suddenly,
Speaker 4: they brought this liquidation sale is what everybody was calling it.
Speaker 2: But Shout never said that.
Speaker 4: They called it a liquidation sale because the prices on
Speaker 4: their website were crazy.
Speaker 2: There there was movies as low as a dollar ninety
Speaker 2: nine that were previously like thirty plus dollars, So those no,
Speaker 2: like Jill Rips was like a dollar ninety nine or
Speaker 2: two ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Fin kidding me because I paid like thirty four ninety
Speaker 3: nine for.
Speaker 4: That, Yes, sir, I brought that title up specifically because
Speaker 4: I knew you bought it for Dolphin.
Speaker 2: A little bit.
Speaker 4: Yes, So yeah, people were speculating because of that that
Speaker 4: Shout Factory is on their way out, that they were
Speaker 4: going to shut down. Everything was burning to the ground,
Speaker 4: they were out of physical media, and as it turns out,
Speaker 4: they just needed a new home. Shout Factory is not
Speaker 4: going to be handling it shipping from their warehouse anymore.
Speaker 4: It's all going to be done by Groove, which is
Speaker 4: owned by Universal, which is all distributed by STS, which
Speaker 4: means essentially there's no more middleman. It'll just come straight
Speaker 4: from the distributor. That being said, it is possible, and
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that this is happening or isn't happening,
Speaker 4: but it is possible that this.
Speaker 2: Is just like a middle point and they will shut
Speaker 2: down in twelve months or something like that.
Speaker 4: It is possible that this is a step towards we
Speaker 4: need to get rid of as many employees as we
Speaker 4: can and eventually just cut out all the physical media.
Speaker 4: It is possible that now they will focus on physical
Speaker 4: media more because they don't have to focus on warehouse
Speaker 4: space and can just allow people to do that and
Speaker 4: not do posters and art cards.
Speaker 2: And all that other stuff.
Speaker 4: The other thing is it is possible that they stop
Speaker 4: licensing titles and they just put out titles that they
Speaker 4: already owned the rights to.
Speaker 2: So they have lots of stuff.
Speaker 4: There are lots of titles that they've got licensed, that
Speaker 4: they own already that they can release that have not
Speaker 4: had a good release.
Speaker 2: So there's still a lot of potential here.
Speaker 3: So you're saying there's a chance.
Speaker 2: Lots of chances. Yes.
Speaker 4: The other thing, which is not really a part of this,
Speaker 4: but I do want to point it out right now
Speaker 4: because Vance just commented it in the chat. It appears
Speaker 4: that the Criterion sale at Barnes and Noble is likely
Speaker 4: started or about to be starting. This was soft confirmed
Speaker 4: to be happening tomorrow, so I'm glad to see that happening.
Speaker 4: As soon as I get a link. I will post
Speaker 4: the sale for everybody as well. But yeah, you should
Speaker 4: be able to check out Barnes Andoble dot com and
Speaker 4: live in stores over the next month. We talked about
Speaker 4: this title recently, literally just two weeks ago because Justin
Speaker 4: was on the show. But Bringing Out the Dead from
Speaker 4: Paramount is getting a standard four K release on January thirteenth.
Speaker 4: This title has been going for like eighty plus dollars
Speaker 4: on email, so do not pay that, just get this
Speaker 4: coming out in January.
Speaker 3: My cat is attacking my power cord. That may be
Speaker 3: why none of my power cords work, I would assume,
Speaker 3: So so excited. That's like the one sort SSE movie
Speaker 3: I do not have on HD. So that's available, so
Speaker 3: super served.
Speaker 4: Next up over in the UK December one, they are
Speaker 4: putting out a Clue on four K and Blu ray,
Speaker 4: so the first four K release over in the UK.
Speaker 4: It is already available in HMV, but it'll be a
Speaker 4: wide release on December first, so check that out. It's
Speaker 4: got some of those archival extras on there. There isn't
Speaker 4: the extra where you can just choose it to do
Speaker 4: a random ending, but you can choose to see all
Speaker 4: of the endings, just so you know, all right, let's
Speaker 4: get into those shout titles. First, January twentieth, they are
Speaker 4: putting out a four K Steele book of End of
Speaker 4: Watch from twenty twelve. This is the David Ayer film
Speaker 4: starring Jake Gilen Hall of Michalpana. There is an audio
Speaker 4: commentary on here with a director and some deleted scenes
Speaker 4: and some featurettes, but nothing new.
Speaker 2: This is all archival extras. I actually really enjoy End
Speaker 2: of Watch. I think this is the David Air film.
Speaker 2: I like a lot. Have you seen this one?
Speaker 3: Jake Chillen, huh, that's my Flash Gordon version of his name. No,
Speaker 3: I've never seen It's it good.
Speaker 4: It's quite good. It's a found footage movie. Actually really yeah,
Speaker 4: it's pretty well made about LAPD. Some of it is
Speaker 4: a little bit fantastical, not super rooted in what would
Speaker 4: actually happen, but like the cop training is pretty good.
Speaker 4: The only thing I will say, because of the way
Speaker 4: this was shot, this likely will not look any better
Speaker 4: than the.
Speaker 2: Blu ray did.
Speaker 4: Just to heads up to everybody, this is probably not
Speaker 4: going to be like a Shining Star disc or anything
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: I feel like nobody calls Jake Jillenhall and NEPO baby.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know his parents.
Speaker 3: I mean total and you know who else is Maggie
Speaker 3: jillen All. I've heard that, yeah, both babies, and I
Speaker 3: you know, I think about the neo baby label and
Speaker 3: uh it's like, well it's the family business. But then
Speaker 3: I remember that uh interview or whatever when when Ben
Speaker 3: Still or like lost his mind about being called Nepa baby, like,
Speaker 3: well worked really hard, and I'm like, dude, yeah, you
Speaker 3: did work really hard, but you also like had a
Speaker 3: foot in the door, you know, like if you sucked,
Speaker 3: you wouldn't have lasted. You know, nobody's saying you're not talented.
Speaker 3: He's saying that you had advantages that other people didn't.
Speaker 3: So just accept it. And uh, some Nepa babies are
Speaker 3: like they get a pass because you know, like, uh,
Speaker 3: what's the what's Ethan Hawk's and yeah, right, like she's
Speaker 3: up front about it and everybody's cool. And then the
Speaker 3: people who act like they did, you know, who are like, oh,
Speaker 3: I did it all my own, they get they get
Speaker 3: the shit. But like nobody even points out the jill
Speaker 3: In awls like their dad's a director of their mom's
Speaker 3: a screenwriter. I'm not saying it's a bad thing or anything.
Speaker 3: You know, you don't choose your parents, right, I just
Speaker 3: think it's interesting, like some people get hit with the
Speaker 3: NEPO baby label and some people don't, and I wonder
Speaker 3: why that is.
Speaker 2: It's a good question.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Watch a actor pretend like he's a cop.
Speaker 4: Okay that being said, because it's Jake jill Inhall. This
Speaker 4: is when I was going to bring up one of
Speaker 4: the shout Factory leaks. Barnes and Noble posted a listing
Speaker 4: for an upcoming four K steel book of night Crawler
Speaker 4: from twenty fourteen, also starring Jake Jillenhall. Adore that movie
Speaker 4: and I think it's one of the best of the
Speaker 4: twenty tens and can't wait to see what they do
Speaker 4: with that because that movie deserves a whole lot of love.
Speaker 4: I hope they actually put new extras on it, because god,
Speaker 4: it really is deserving.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: In that movie, Jarhead starts out with Jake joeh whacking off. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it must have been weird.
Speaker 3: To be his parents like watching that movie.
Speaker 2: It's also funny because we just announced that on four
Speaker 2: K recently too.
Speaker 3: Being like, Wow, Jake, great acting. You've been preparing for
Speaker 3: that role for years. I know I had to watch
Speaker 3: the socks.
Speaker 2: What are you doing there? Research mom?
Speaker 3: I'm acting away. Uh whatt A weird facet of life
Speaker 3: that is, you know, we talk about the dignity of
Speaker 3: human life and like everybody at some point like tries
Speaker 3: to find time of the day to like tug on
Speaker 3: their crotch. It's so weird. Life is weird, so weird,
Speaker 3: like we're we're on a space rock. Did you ever
Speaker 3: hear you know that John Ljoey guy, he's got this
Speaker 3: great song about it about whacking off.
Speaker 2: Anyway, what's the next one. Let's go to the next one,
Speaker 2: which is John Move's bullet in the Head from nineteen ninety.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: This is coming on January sixth on four K here
Speaker 4: in the US. You've got an audio commentary by Frank Jang.
Speaker 4: Festival cut A bullet in the Head is also included.
Speaker 4: Alternate boardroom ending is on the disc as well. There's
Speaker 4: an interview with John wu. There is an interview with
Speaker 4: one of the actors, interview with the producer, interview with
Speaker 4: the editor, interview with the production planner. Inside bullet in
Speaker 4: the Head with the author Grady Hendrix. Just a reminder,
Speaker 4: this is also going to be coming out on four
Speaker 4: K from Arrow. Will also be coming out from Imprint
Speaker 4: in Australia. I think this one is also getting a
Speaker 4: release in France from Carlata, So lots of options on this.
Speaker 2: Just to heads up. Yeah, bullet in the Head.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not the Rage against the Machine version. This is
Speaker 3: pretty sweet.
Speaker 2: So the John L.
Speaker 3: Joey sALS talking about is called Alone in the Universe.
Speaker 3: Check it out video bullet in the Head. I've been
Speaker 3: waiting for this for years. Pretty excited about it. That's right,
Speaker 3: I forgot about Secretary.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: You know how weird must that be for parents? Like,
Speaker 3: Like I always think, like the weirdest thing that could
Speaker 3: happen to a parent is like scrolling through some porno
Speaker 3: site and accidentally stumbling upon your child. Right, what do
Speaker 3: you do? Hopefully click somewhere else. Yeah, but but it
Speaker 3: must be It must also be weird to see your
Speaker 3: children acting in like artistic movies and then all but
Speaker 3: like doing you know, like the jarhead thing and then
Speaker 3: secretary stuff. Like as a parent, your job is to
Speaker 3: just like pretend that stuff doesn't even yeah, using pretend
Speaker 3: like that's not a thing, but like then you go
Speaker 3: see it in the movie and you're like, wow, Maggie,
Speaker 3: that was how never mind, I don't want to know
Speaker 3: how you prepare it. Actually, this great job, great job,
Speaker 3: good movie, James Bader, seems nice.
Speaker 4: All of this well, well, John Wu's bullet in the
Speaker 4: Head is on the screen and we're talking great will
Speaker 4: have any honest children?
Speaker 3: You can watch bullet in the Head without fear of
Speaker 3: stumbling upon your children in a sexual act.
Speaker 2: The other film for this month, Once a Thief, also
Speaker 2: coming on four K. This is from nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 4: This is going to include an audio commentary by James Mudge,
Speaker 4: an interview with John Wu since he directed this one
Speaker 4: as well, interview with the screenwriter, interview with the producer,
Speaker 4: interview with the editor, interview with one of Leslie Chung's producers.
Speaker 4: And then there is Hong Kong Confidential, Inside Wants a
Speaker 4: Thief with the author Grady Hendrix, and then a film
Speaker 4: critic Frank Jang on actor Leslie Chung doing a featurette
Speaker 4: and our archival interview.
Speaker 2: I've never seen Once a Thief? Have you seen this one?
Speaker 3: Oh? It's sweet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what do you prefer me last month or
Speaker 3: me now?
Speaker 4: Jimmy E World song would be nice right about now?
Speaker 4: Wait what somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 3: Wow, Well, everything's gonna be just fun.
Speaker 4: Next up, World war Z. This already had a four
Speaker 4: K steal book from Shout. This is gonna be a
Speaker 4: wide release four K steal book coming on January twenty seventh.
Speaker 4: Nothing new, check out next one Summer Wars. We've already
Speaker 4: talked about it on the show multiple times. January twenty
Speaker 4: seventh in a wide release four K steel book. This
Speaker 4: was an Amazon exclusive release. Now we'll be everywhere on
Speaker 4: January twenty seventh, and crazy.
Speaker 2: Enough up, aren't you no?
Speaker 4: Just for these things? It's they were exclusive and now
Speaker 4: they're not. They're nothing special.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: But that's it from Shout Victory to someone that might
Speaker 4: be Yes, it's someone's favorite steel book.
Speaker 2: I get the joke.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like, who's this for? Like? What are
Speaker 3: we doing this for? Right? Are we doing this for
Speaker 3: ourselves or are we doing this for the people.
Speaker 2: I do this for you you asked me to.
Speaker 3: I don't even want to be here.
Speaker 2: Oh we know.
Speaker 3: Hey, good night, Christopher Who is that?
Speaker 4: Crys Silvestri, a friend of mine from Facebook. He's the
Speaker 4: guy that runs Legends, the physical media store in Grandby, Massachusetts.
Speaker 4: Everybody go check it out when you're near Granby, Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: Hey dude, all right, good night, keep doing the Lord's work.
Speaker 3: Well I was gonna say, though.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you were gonna say.
Speaker 4: Is I really wish that someday they were able to
Speaker 4: release a four K of The Emperor's New Groove. And
Speaker 4: guess what, it's coming on December ninth from Disney. No
Speaker 4: new extras, in fact, no extras on the disc whatsoever.
Speaker 4: But you can check out a four K of The
Speaker 4: Emperor's New Groove, which is not on my Bigo card
Speaker 4: for Disney's next four K upgrade, but here it is.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're excited about it. It's like your favorite Disney movie.
Speaker 2: Wrong, lever will Oh my bad.
Speaker 3: Your favorite Disney movie is the New snow White.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good. That was pretty good.
Speaker 3: I just I haven't seen it, but I did see
Speaker 3: the new Uh you know, the Honest Trailers series on YouTube.
Speaker 2: I've heard of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for really, like you've never seen one.
Speaker 2: I've heard of it. I don't think I've ever seen
Speaker 2: one really.
Speaker 3: Well, the honest trailers for the New snow Way is
Speaker 3: pretty amusing anyway, you know that's I think I stopped
Speaker 3: at Beauty and the Beast. That was like the last
Speaker 3: Disney movie.
Speaker 2: I was like, there's what you missed.
Speaker 4: Some good ones after that, Mulan, Pocahontas, Hunchback of Notes
Speaker 4: for dom Hercules, Tarzan, all of those.
Speaker 3: Wow, it sounds like all the racist ones.
Speaker 2: I felt like I just had a list ready for that.
Speaker 2: That was. That was rough, Yeah, you ready to go.
Speaker 4: It's like the line was Lion King after beating the Beast.
Speaker 4: Probably Lion King was ninety four, so yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: I didn't write the line because I felt like it
Speaker 3: was you know, like, hey, you know, these these gen
Speaker 3: zs act like they're the first people to put a
Speaker 3: bumper sticker on their car about Palestine. Ah, my generation
Speaker 3: had free Palestine bumper stickers that actually accomplished nothing years
Speaker 3: and years ago. And when the Lion King came out,
Speaker 3: I was like, these hyenas are clearly Palestine. I'm not
Speaker 3: down with it. So there's my political statement.
Speaker 2: All right, Well look at this photograph.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm talking about, right, like, I just
Speaker 3: want to make sure like shouting into the void the.
Speaker 2: Void here and listening. Yes, pins are clearly.
Speaker 3: A metaphor. And you're gonna make me talk about this
Speaker 3: with the Nickelback documentary well, speaking about documentaries that people
Speaker 3: want to buy. Yeah, Silent Animal's got My back scar
Speaker 3: is a revolutionary Okay, go just in case somebody tries
Speaker 3: to like clip this JK.
Speaker 2: Being moving on.
Speaker 4: Let's move on to Nickelback. January sixteenth, Hate to Love
Speaker 4: the Nickelback story from twenty twenty three is coming in
Speaker 4: a media book for the third one in the US
Speaker 4: in this week of announcements, which is wild.
Speaker 2: Check it out.
Speaker 4: There is special features on this including out takes, a
Speaker 4: twenty page collector's booklet, and Dolby Scario audio.
Speaker 3: I don't know, you know, I resent the fact that
Speaker 3: this is how you remind me what I really am.
Speaker 2: I agree. Isn't that a lot of air brushing?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean that's kind of part of the deal
Speaker 3: that was I mean, I go, that's been their whole thing,
Speaker 3: their air brushed.
Speaker 2: Yep, I agree with head Cooper says, I.
Speaker 3: Should say they're a brushed. Is there any you know
Speaker 3: the whole Nickelback saga we uh we uh. We hold
Speaker 3: up Nickelback as the most execrable example of nineties all rock.
Speaker 3: But first of all, they're not even close to the worst.
Speaker 3: And second of all, they were designed to be bad.
Speaker 3: They're designed for it, and they they they they distract us.
Speaker 3: It's a distraction from real issues, the talk about industry plans.
Speaker 3: Nickelback is there to distract you from where your money's going,
Speaker 3: where your attention's going. Nickelback is there to distract you
Speaker 3: from the fleecing, the political fleecing that you're getting. Right like,
Speaker 3: your energy is focused on hating Nickelback, and you're not
Speaker 3: paying attention to the billionaire class that is uh robbing
Speaker 3: you every day and keeping you down. This is this
Speaker 3: is a this is a false flag operation. It's a
Speaker 3: it's a Nickelback is a decoy from where your your
Speaker 3: energy should go.
Speaker 2: I'm going to vote that we go to the next title.
Speaker 3: Who's somebody said I was, Who's Candace Owens? Michael Smith says,
Speaker 3: I've been possessed by Candace Owens.
Speaker 4: It was a perfect time for me to highlight that
Speaker 4: when you mentioned the false flag thing, because she has
Speaker 4: been going on and on about a recent and high
Speaker 4: profile death being a false flag.
Speaker 3: Oh, I picked up on your context to who is that?
Speaker 2: Though she was a right wing political commentator, who's is
Speaker 2: she dead? No, she's straight, a little from the right
Speaker 2: path because she's not as right as she was. She's wrong,
Speaker 2: has been for a long time. We'll leave it at that.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about Visual Vengeance because they came out of
Speaker 4: their long winter hibernation to finally announce some new winter titles,
Speaker 4: including January twentieth, Getting a Blu Ray a violent new
Speaker 4: breed from nineteen ninety seven. This is directed by Todd Sheets,
Speaker 4: starting Rudy ray Moore. This is the most ambitious, unpredictable
Speaker 4: effort from SVA tour Todd Sheets. This has all kind
Speaker 4: of like all of these we're going to talk about
Speaker 4: four of these. They are just absolutely overloaded with with extras.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you probably my favorite thing to happen
Speaker 3: this year was I got to take Sam deag into
Speaker 3: a sheets. Do you all know what a sheet is?
Speaker 2: I've heard of it, I've never been to one, exactly.
Speaker 3: Sheets is a cultural feature of mostly the South Anyway.
Speaker 2: Usually in the same parking lot as the Pigley wiggily.
Speaker 3: Violent new breed.
Speaker 2: Okay, I thought you were going to keep saying more.
Speaker 4: So this is going to include an alternate original DVD version.
Speaker 4: The alternate R rated version is.
Speaker 3: That Rudy Raymore. Why did they say Rudy Moore? Why
Speaker 3: don't they say Rudy.
Speaker 2: Because that's what he went by in this film? Wow?
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Original VHS release version, three commentaries, interview with the actor
Speaker 4: Jerry Inge and Todd Sheets working with Rudy ray Moore, featurette,
Speaker 4: behind the scenes documentary, Nighthawk Cinema screening Q and a
Speaker 4: blueper Real original local Kansas City news coverage, short film
Speaker 4: Fistful of the.
Speaker 2: Undead, visual vengeance trailers.
Speaker 4: A booklet with a liner notes by Tony Strauss of
Speaker 4: Wangs Chop magazine, folded mini poster of the original Ghana
Speaker 4: art by Heavy J, Limited edition slipcase by Ghana, poster
Speaker 4: Legend Heavy J First pressing only, a birth announcement, vintage reproduction.
Speaker 4: All kinds of stuff in this and if you know
Speaker 4: Todd Sheets, check it out.
Speaker 3: Wow all right.
Speaker 4: The other title coming from them on the same day
Speaker 4: is ozone Attack of the Redneck Mutants. This is the
Speaker 4: first time ever on Blu ray for this title. This
Speaker 4: is a director Matt Devlin's infamous Super eight splatter Oddity.
Speaker 4: This is the sister film to The Abomination, which was
Speaker 4: released previously. This has a commentary with the producer and
Speaker 4: star of the film. Commentary with Sam Panico of BNS
Speaker 4: about movies about Bill van Rhine of Uh Sorry and
Speaker 4: Bill Van Rhine of Driving Asylum. We've got actress Blue
Speaker 4: Thompson is interviewed on here. We've got a location visit,
Speaker 4: some deleted scenes, outtakes, special effects, outtakes, original VHS intro cinema,
Speaker 4: wasteland interview, producer, trailer reel, a short film called Babies.
Speaker 4: Lots of other stuff including trailers, galleries, let's watch movies, podcasts, interviews,
Speaker 4: stick your own VHS sticker set, reversible sleeve, folded mini poster,
Speaker 4: Limited edition O card with alternative art by the Dude.
Speaker 4: Twelve page mini comic book Ozone Mutant puke Bag.
Speaker 2: This is crazy.
Speaker 3: I always like to find people's O zone. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Oh, you didn't even do the face with it. I did,
Speaker 4: all right? So that's Ozone. Lots of stuff.
Speaker 2: Check it out next February tenth on blu ray in
Speaker 2: the US from Unearthed is The Ugly from nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: This is a pretty undersen film. One of the most
Speaker 2: stylish shockers of the late nineties, This acclaimed New Zealand
Speaker 2: Descent into Madness features startling makeup effects from the future
Speaker 2: Oscar winning what a workshop team both touching and haunting.
Speaker 2: This film marked the impressive debut for the director Scott Reynolds,
Speaker 2: who did When Strangers Appear, and after a long period
Speaker 2: of unavailability, has now been fully restored to its original
Speaker 2: colorful haunting glory for the first time in North America.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, will is it infinitely touching? Not? This one
Speaker 2: just touch.
Speaker 3: Through finite level of touching.
Speaker 2: Yes, a measurable quantifiable amount. Yes.
Speaker 4: This has now been scanned in four K from the
Speaker 4: thirty five millimeter. Interpositive has a new commentary with Paolo
Speaker 4: Rotundo and Rebecca Hobbs, moderated by Nathaniel Thompson who he's
Speaker 4: a big champion of the film. There are new Scott
Speaker 4: Reynolds short films, A Game with No Rules and The Minute,
Speaker 4: and there is a visual essay written by Howard s
Speaker 4: Berger and edited by me. There's a new photo gallery
Speaker 4: and some trailers. Oh, how do you feel about The Ugly?
Speaker 4: Did you watch this one? Have you seen this?
Speaker 3: Someone did not share a screener with me, so now
Speaker 3: that's possible. Yeah, maybe maybe I'll purchase it with my
Speaker 3: hard earned cash.
Speaker 4: Yes, this is a good movie, definitely underrepresented, under seen,
Speaker 4: something that people should check out.
Speaker 2: I think this movie is worth it. See you later, Ronnie.
Speaker 3: Get yourself a copy of Girls Town and The Ugly.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Ronnie, that's funny. Coming on January thirteenth, I'm
Speaker 2: Blue from Keino is the Godless Girl from nineteen twenty eight.
Speaker 2: This is from Cecil B to Mill.
Speaker 4: We get an audio commentary by Anthony Slide on this
Speaker 4: and never seen it.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, dude, I love pre Code to mil They're
Speaker 3: going to be like fucking in a pool of milk. Awesome.
Speaker 2: You always got to do that, right when I take
Speaker 2: a drink?
Speaker 4: Speaking of Palestine, January thirteenth, on Blu Ray in the
Speaker 4: US from Keno has also Put Your Soul on Your
Speaker 4: Hand and Walk from twenty twenty five. This offers an intimate,
Speaker 4: first hand perspective on life under siege in Gaza, captured
Speaker 4: through video calls between the director and twenty five year
Speaker 4: old Palestinian photojournalists and poet Fatma Hassana. Combining raw immediacy
Speaker 4: with deep humanity, the film captures daily life during the
Speaker 4: conflict through the eyes and unwaveringly optimistic presence of Fatma,
Speaker 4: a talented photographer whose generation is trapped in an endless
Speaker 4: cycle of war, famine, and resistance.
Speaker 3: Oh that was interesting, you know, I believe it or not.
Speaker 3: I'm on the steering committee of this human rights film
Speaker 3: festival that we do at UNC Greensboro. And last night, yesterday,
Speaker 3: November the fifth, we showed No Other Land and which
Speaker 3: you know, when Oscar and Everything was filmed before.
Speaker 2: The war.
Speaker 3: And I had a great turnout and discussion, and it
Speaker 3: was really sad because we were required to have security,
Speaker 3: you know, just in case. And I was really heartened
Speaker 3: by the fact that, you know, about one hundred students
Speaker 3: of various backgrounds came out to see the film and
Speaker 3: then had a really uh authentic and emotional and real
Speaker 3: conversation afterwards. And you know, the cops just kind of
Speaker 3: grazed at the buffet and left, you know, And that's
Speaker 3: the best you can hope for. I haven't seen put
Speaker 3: your soul on your hand and walk yet. But I'm gosh,
Speaker 3: the word isn't excited. I'm not excited to see it
Speaker 3: because I know it's going to be heartbreaking, but I
Speaker 3: need to, you know, like we all, we all need
Speaker 3: to know what's happened. And this isn't a political statement.
Speaker 3: I'm not against anybody.
Speaker 2: Hmm people. If that makes how was no other land
Speaker 2: not being able to see it?
Speaker 3: It's it's really cool. You know, it's an Israeli Palestine
Speaker 3: co production and you you see this Israeli journalists like
Speaker 3: getting to know some people in the West Banks and
Speaker 3: put Statians in the West Bank whose homes are being destroyed,
Speaker 3: and you really get to see the real perspectives of
Speaker 3: human beings, right, not governments, not political organizations or whatever
Speaker 3: you want to call them, but the real human beings
Speaker 3: who are just trying to live their lives. And that's
Speaker 3: that's what's so valuable.
Speaker 2: About it all. Right. Next up is coming from Keno
Speaker 2: on January sixth as well, and it is cold seventy five.
Speaker 2: This is from twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: This is Keith Jarrett's legendary performance in January nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 4: Nearly didn't happen based on a true story. Cold and
Speaker 4: seventy five shows how the concert was conceived and orchestrated
Speaker 4: through the efforts of a teenage concert promoter, Vera Brandis.
Speaker 4: She enthusiastically organized the concert venue, which was the Cologne
Speaker 4: Opera House, promoted the event and even sold the tickets,
Speaker 4: and after Jarrett threatened to drop out because his Wow
Speaker 4: Bosendorf Imperial Grand Piano was nowhere to be found, she
Speaker 4: convinced him to go on with the show. John mcgaro
Speaker 4: plays Jarrett with brilliant intensity, a counterpoint Tamala Earn's joyful
Speaker 4: portrayal of the unstoppable Vera Cold seventy five captures the compelling, entertaining,
Speaker 4: and previously unknown backstory of Jared's one hour, entirely improvised masterpiece,
Speaker 4: The Cold Concert, which became the best selling solo album
Speaker 4: in jazz history. I love John mcgaro's acting, so I'm
Speaker 4: definitely interested in seeing this for sure. We got some
Speaker 4: interviews on here as well rap video and a trailer,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I am carrie about checking this out.
Speaker 3: I'm a big fan of Keith Jarrett. I was. I
Speaker 3: was really lucky in a way that when I was
Speaker 3: a kid, my my dad's two best friends. One of
Speaker 3: them was obsessed with Frank Zappa and the other was
Speaker 3: obsessed with Keith Jarrett. And it was the right kind
Speaker 3: of pretentiousness for for a young lad, you know, to
Speaker 3: be exposed to, because you know, as a twelve year old,
Speaker 3: I'm like, red hot, red hot chili peppers sound good,
Speaker 3: you know, yeah, which, you know, Freaky Staally is a masterpiece.
Speaker 3: I'll stand for that one. But but but being a
Speaker 3: kid and like being exposed to Keith Artt's music and
Speaker 3: Frank Zapple's music was It's something I'm really grateful for.
Speaker 3: I have never heard of this movie. I didn't know
Speaker 3: it existed. I now want to see this. It is
Speaker 3: no surprise to me that Jarrett is difficult. This sounds cool,
Speaker 3: sure does.
Speaker 2: Look at that. We have a bunch of fans of
Speaker 2: Keith Jarrett in the chat.
Speaker 4: All right, But now for Will's most anticipated release, Big
Speaker 4: boobs Buster, is coming on February tenth on Blu Ray
Speaker 4: in the US from Whole Grain Pictures. This is one
Speaker 4: that I've heard is actually pretty decent. This says when
Speaker 4: Masako's crush rejects her for being flat, she decides to
Speaker 4: become the Big boobs Buster, a vigilante app for revenge
Speaker 4: on the bucksome girls at school. This will have a
Speaker 4: hilarious behind the scenes bonus video punched up English dudge
Speaker 4: dubbed audio, and the original US trailer, and you can
Speaker 4: pre order it now.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure I want to punch up, but I guess.
Speaker 3: I guess. My immediate reaction.
Speaker 2: Is look at this photograph every time I do.
Speaker 3: What makes me laugh.
Speaker 2: At the impression.
Speaker 4: Tonight, Criterion has revealed their UK releases for January. The
Speaker 4: UK is getting January twelfth, Dead Man four K, January
Speaker 4: nineteenth EEE four K, January twenty sixth, Captain Blood four K,
Speaker 4: and The Dead four K.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 4: You didn't get to talk about any of these in
Speaker 4: the middle of the month. Any thoughts on Dead Man yee,
Speaker 4: Captain Blood or The Dead.
Speaker 3: Bruh, Well, I love The Dead, John Houston's final film
Speaker 3: I had. I was very lucky to take a course
Speaker 3: in my in graduate school on literary theory that focused
Speaker 3: on or that used James Joyce as like the the
Speaker 3: focal author. Because my professor was a Joycean scholar. She
Speaker 3: made it pass at me too, and I turned her down.
Speaker 3: I like, why did I do that? But anyway, I
Speaker 3: love the Dead It's a great Apparently John's son finished
Speaker 3: directing the film because he was sick. John was sick,
Speaker 3: That's what I've read. But the film as an adaptation
Speaker 3: of the story is phenomenal. Dead Man is probably in
Speaker 3: my up three or four Jarmish films. I love Dead Man. Ye,
Speaker 3: he's a masterpiece. What's the other? Oh? Captain Blood? Holy shit? Man?
Speaker 3: Curtiz and Flynn like wow. I was so happy to
Speaker 3: take my DVD and put it in my for sale box.
Speaker 3: So great.
Speaker 2: Well it is.
Speaker 4: Next up Shelby Oaks from this year, getting a blue
Speaker 4: ray release in the UK on December fifteenth from Altitude Films.
Speaker 4: No extras on the disc that I can find.
Speaker 2: Did not love the movie. In fact, I kind of
Speaker 2: hated it, and Will has not seen it.
Speaker 3: I feel certain that I know someone named.
Speaker 2: That though, Shelby Oaks or Chris Stuckman.
Speaker 3: I mean, just given on where I have lived in
Speaker 3: my life, somebody is named Shelby Oaks.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up another movie I did not like at all,
Speaker 4: coming in January. A twenty four is releasing a four
Speaker 4: K and Blu ray release of this year's The Smashing Machine,
Speaker 4: starring Duayanne the Larger Pebble Johnson. This is also with
Speaker 4: Emily Blunt, includes a director's commentary with Benny Safty what
Speaker 4: it means to be a fighter making The Smashing Machine.
Speaker 4: FEATURETTE sixteen millimeters camera test deleted scenes in six collectible
Speaker 4: postcards with some behind the scenes photography, and that is
Speaker 4: The Smashing Machine.
Speaker 3: I feel like zach Efron just made that.
Speaker 2: Movie that was similar, and it was also a twenty four.
Speaker 3: It's weird that the Rock has gone from like universally
Speaker 3: beloved to universally like questionable.
Speaker 2: What did it?
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 2: He was quite out of touch during the pandemic.
Speaker 3: What where are you saying?
Speaker 2: Not like he was one of the.
Speaker 4: Ones that was doing like the celebrity like trying to
Speaker 4: band people together when he was very well taken care
Speaker 4: of and living high life on like social media and stuff.
Speaker 2: What are you?
Speaker 3: I have no idea what those words mean.
Speaker 4: Like the first couple of months of the pandemic, there
Speaker 4: was like celebrity singing to people to like rally the
Speaker 4: troops together around how tough time was?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so everybody's mad at him because he sang a song.
Speaker 4: I'm just no, I'm saying that's the pandemic. Is definitely
Speaker 4: when I felt like people started turning on him. That
Speaker 4: in Black Adam, I guess.
Speaker 3: Which, As I said a few months ago, I actually
Speaker 3: kind of liked Shocked. No one's more shocked than I
Speaker 3: am that I liked Black Adam.
Speaker 2: I'm so shocked you even watched it.
Speaker 3: Watch it. I saw Mowana too, So that was back
Speaker 3: when my daughter would go see movies with me.
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about nineteen nineties Highway to Hell
Speaker 4: coming on February twenty fourth.
Speaker 2: From Visual Last One.
Speaker 3: All right, we.
Speaker 2: Still got like twenty five plus announcements left. You're kidding, No,
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 4: You still have radiance, you still have indicator, you got
Speaker 4: all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, why are we even talking about this?
Speaker 4: That's the show, will. We got a commentary with the
Speaker 4: director Brett McCormick. We've got actor Richard Harrison has interviewed,
Speaker 4: Blue Thompson is interviewed. Screenwriter Gary Kennemer is interviewed. We've
Speaker 4: got a couple other interviews. We got the bonus movie
Speaker 4: Redneck County Fever from nineteen ninety two, directed by Richard Kinnemer,
Speaker 4: some commentaries, some more interviews, a stick your own VHS sticker, set,
Speaker 4: reversible sleeve, folded Redneck County Fever mini poster, and then
Speaker 4: you even get a original poster art slipcover on the
Speaker 4: first pressing.
Speaker 2: Check it out.
Speaker 4: Will is Going to the Bathroom. Next up from Visual
Speaker 4: a Vengeance is Date with the Vampire from two thousand.
Speaker 4: This is produced during the booming heyday of the sov Era,
Speaker 4: captures a unique moment when softcore erotica and horror overlapped
Speaker 4: on the shelves of late nineteen nineties and early two
Speaker 4: thousands video stores. This one is going to be region free.
Speaker 4: You got a commentary with the director, a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of interviews. Bonus film Blood Craving from two thousand and two,
Speaker 4: and that has a bunch of extras on it as well.
Speaker 4: There's a trailer reel, You've got a folded mini poster,
Speaker 4: you've got a reversible sleeve, and then of course limited
Speaker 4: edition O card. This one with art by the one
Speaker 4: and only Rick Melton, who is famous for doing all
Speaker 4: kinds of nude media book covers over in Germany. He
Speaker 4: does not do a bunch of US releases, and you
Speaker 4: can probably see why based on his art style. Check
Speaker 4: out date with the Vampire. Next is she Shuits, She
Speaker 4: shoots straight hard to say, fun to watch. February twenty fourth,
Speaker 4: Blu Ray here in the US from eighty eight Films.
Speaker 4: This was already released by eighty eight Films over in
Speaker 4: the UK, but now it is coming here with much
Speaker 4: better cover art.
Speaker 2: I will say, no new extras. It looks like the.
Speaker 4: Exact same disc of this that was released previously by
Speaker 4: eighty eight Films, but now you can pick it up
Speaker 4: here in the US on a region A disc.
Speaker 2: Check it out then.
Speaker 4: February twenty fourth, On the same day, eighty eight Films
Speaker 4: is releasing Duel to the Death here in the US.
Speaker 4: This is from nineteen eighty three. This one was released
Speaker 4: previously in the UK by Eureka. I love the original
Speaker 4: poster art on this, glad they're using it.
Speaker 2: This one is going to have new subs.
Speaker 4: This one is also going to have an audio commentary
Speaker 4: by Frank Jang, an archival interview with the actor Norman
Speaker 4: Chosue Kang, and then another archival interview here as well.
Speaker 4: Not much else, but this is a must purchase. In
Speaker 4: my opinion, great movie I have not seen in a
Speaker 4: long time, but I remember loving this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah yep.
Speaker 4: Next, Will's fourth favorite band, Warrant, is getting a Blu
Speaker 4: ray release on January sixteenth, called Warrens They Came from Hollywood.
Speaker 4: This newly restored live concert film features the original Warrant
Speaker 4: lineup performing their hits and showing backstage antics.
Speaker 2: You can check this out now. Holy cow, how is
Speaker 2: Cherry Pie like not the encore on this?
Speaker 3: Is it not?
Speaker 2: Oh? Wow?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. Warren's not very good. No, out
Speaker 3: of that hair metal genre, like hands down the best band,
Speaker 3: and is Cinderella, who are not really a hair metal band.
Speaker 3: They were just kind of marketed that way. They're a
Speaker 3: blue soaked rock rock and roll band. But like out
Speaker 3: of the actual hair metal stuff, Docin Rat, I mean
Speaker 3: those those were really good. Yeah, the Skidro's okay, but
Speaker 3: like Docin and Rat were like awesome. Warrant as a
Speaker 3: pop band.
Speaker 2: Yeah, agreed, this is not very good.
Speaker 3: This is this is worthless.
Speaker 2: We've already spent too much time on them.
Speaker 4: Next up December fifteenth in the UK, December sixteenth in
Speaker 4: the US. Eighty eight Films is releasing a Saga of
Speaker 4: the Phoenix from nineteen eighty nine. The Holy Maiden of
Speaker 4: Hell Ashura possesses an immense power that can destroy humanity.
Speaker 4: Buddhist monks trapper in a deep cave. To keep her
Speaker 4: from falling into evil hands, kind hearted abbot Jicu grants
Speaker 4: her way to enjoy the human world for seven days.
Speaker 4: So I'll have a limited edition rigid slipcase with new
Speaker 4: r by Sean Longmore. You've got a forty page perfect
Speaker 4: Bend book. You've got a premium art card, new two
Speaker 4: K restoration from the OCN, audio commentary by Frank Jang
Speaker 4: and F. J. DeSanto, an alternate Japanese footage, and an
Speaker 4: image gallery. This is one that's supposed to be pretty good.
Speaker 4: I've never seen this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here we go for radiance. These are all going
Speaker 2: to be looking pretty great. First February twenty third in
Speaker 2: the UK, February twenty fourth here in the US on
Speaker 2: Blu Ray is the Japanese Godfather trilogy. These are from
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy seven and nineteen seventy eight. These are going
Speaker 2: to include.
Speaker 4: HD digital transfers of each film on three discs on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray for the first time ever for any of them.
Speaker 4: You've got a newly filmed appreciation by a filmmaker, new
Speaker 4: inner you with the scriptwriter on here, new English subtitle translations,
Speaker 4: reversible sleeves, and a booklet with new writing by Akiko
Speaker 4: Edo and Tom mess And I've never seen any of these,
Speaker 4: and it feels like most people have not.
Speaker 2: Have you seen these?
Speaker 3: No? This is a I yearned for this. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: is a yeah, this is new for me.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for this one. Next up is one
Speaker 2: that I feel like you probably have seen. I hope
Speaker 2: that's true.
Speaker 3: Very excited for this.
Speaker 2: Tell me why?
Speaker 3: Well, most people I will assume know Michael Kakayanas for
Speaker 3: Zorb of the Greek yep. But if Rginia is an
Speaker 3: absolute masterpiece, a rendering of the Agamemnon story, it's you know,
Speaker 3: you want to tell a Greek story, get a Greek director,
Speaker 3: for God's sake for once. And I say that as
Speaker 3: a fan of the director's kind of Troy. This is
Speaker 3: awesome and I've only ever seen this on VHS, So
Speaker 3: to have Radiance put it out, I can't I can't
Speaker 3: even conceive of how good this is going to look,
Speaker 3: because I mean you know. I've got the Blue Raves
Speaker 3: order the Greek and it looks fantastic. It looks so
Speaker 3: much better than the old vhs that I.
Speaker 2: Used to watch.
Speaker 3: I hope more of Michael's films get released on Blue
Speaker 3: racause very few of his films are available to us.
Speaker 4: So if he is coming on the same date February
Speaker 4: twenty third in the UK February twenty fourth in the US.
Speaker 4: This will have a new interview with the Greek film
Speaker 4: expert Demitris Papa Nikolau.
Speaker 2: There is an.
Speaker 4: Archival press conference interview with Kakianis as well another archival
Speaker 4: interview from seventy seven, and then a limited edition book
Speaker 4: new writing by Mersadis Caralis And uh yeah, this looks
Speaker 4: like one that I pretty much have to see.
Speaker 3: Michael Kakianis is my second favorite Greek director after Nick Popatopolis,
Speaker 3: so this is.
Speaker 2: A real win.
Speaker 4: Next up is February twenty third in the UK only
Speaker 4: a Blu ray coming of a Libido from nineteen sixty five.
Speaker 4: This is, of course by Ernesto Gastaldi, was released here
Speaker 4: in the US by Seven Films and they are using
Speaker 4: the Severn restoration for this. This will have an audio
Speaker 4: commentary by Sam Degan. That's brand new interview with the
Speaker 4: Nesto Gastaldi. That's brand new interview with Richard Dyer. That's
Speaker 4: brand new.
Speaker 2: And then we've got a booklet with writing on the
Speaker 2: movie that is going to include writing by or sorry,
Speaker 2: new interviews with the star Dominique Pasquiro and script supervisor
Speaker 2: Patricia Zelini. And Libido is that one that you recommend?
Speaker 2: Will It is.
Speaker 3: A really good movie and it makes a excellent double
Speaker 3: feature with Gary Jones's Mosquito.
Speaker 4: I always get Libido confused with a couple other jolli
Speaker 4: that came out around the same time. So yeah, this
Speaker 4: is probably the jolly that Radiance was alluding to that
Speaker 4: was coming this year. So nice to see that getting
Speaker 4: an asked quickly so people don't have to speculate for
Speaker 4: too long.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to get this so that next time I'm
Speaker 3: on the show, when you ask me for my pickups,
Speaker 3: I can hold up my copy of Mosquito and my
Speaker 3: copy of Libida, and I can say this is my
Speaker 3: Mosquito and my Libido, all right, and you can say
Speaker 3: thank you for entertaining us amazing.
Speaker 2: Well, one thing that is for sure to entertain Let's
Speaker 2: talk about denying me, I am this is a denial.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the four K release of The Stuntman.
Speaker 4: This is coming from the transmission line from Radiance as
Speaker 4: a four K disc. This was previously released in the
Speaker 4: US by Severn. This is a brand new four K
Speaker 4: restoration from the OCN by Radiance, presented with Dolby Vision.
Speaker 4: This is going to have the legendary feature link doc
Speaker 4: directed by the director Rush, the Sinister Saga.
Speaker 2: Making of the Stuntman.
Speaker 4: This is from two thousand and one new commentary with
Speaker 4: Christina Newland and Monica Castillo from our kval interviews.
Speaker 2: You got a new interview with Chuck.
Speaker 4: Baile, the Stumpman and actor, a bunch of archival interviews
Speaker 4: coming Q and A with the director with Steve rails
Speaker 4: Back and Barbara Hershey from a screening at the New Beverly.
Speaker 2: And then you got to.
Speaker 4: Pull out poster and six lobby card posters or postcards,
Speaker 4: limited edition forty page book with new writing from Adam
Speaker 4: Naman and Brandon Strusnig, and an archival interview with Kenneth
Speaker 4: Turan and Richard Rush. Stuntman is a fun, fun movie.
Speaker 2: This looks pretty great.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, way better than what's that other one? Silent
Speaker 3: Mandible says, I'm becoming more unhinged. I don't use hinge.
Speaker 3: What's the difference between hinge and like, uh tender?
Speaker 4: I was really trying to make a joke that one
Speaker 4: helps you open the door and one helps you start
Speaker 4: a fire.
Speaker 2: But I can't. I can't get there.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: I don't know what.
Speaker 3: Unhinged even means. That's just a that's a that's a
Speaker 3: word we say whenever we read a tweet by somebody
Speaker 3: we don't like.
Speaker 2: So stop man. Huh oh, it's great.
Speaker 3: I've got the Severn release. I'm not sure I can
Speaker 3: justify this upgrade. But if I were a rich man,
Speaker 3: twould be on my shopping card.
Speaker 2: I do not have the Severn release.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of you were saying something, who's transmission this?
Speaker 4: It's radiance is line of these like kind of cult films.
Speaker 4: It's less art housey films.
Speaker 3: Live Transmission.
Speaker 2: Totally threw me off.
Speaker 3: No, dude, somebody out there is laughing really hard right now.
Speaker 3: That's a good Joy Division joke.
Speaker 4: So Transmission U. Their first title is Night of the
Speaker 4: Juggler and then this is their second one.
Speaker 2: The Stunting.
Speaker 3: Juggler is awesome. We went to see that at the Alamo,
Speaker 3: John Daley and I with our buddy Dick from uh
Speaker 3: Sam Digans Discord, and we we were just uh exhausted
Speaker 3: by it in the best way. I had never I'd
Speaker 3: never seen it before, and I've there's more running a
Speaker 3: night of the Juggler than in Run All the Run,
Speaker 3: and like way more chest hair. Like run all to
Speaker 3: Run has no chest hair, and Ni the Juggler has
Speaker 3: a lot of.
Speaker 2: Chest hair, all right, that's the stump man.
Speaker 3: Can't. I can't grow chest hair. I have none. I
Speaker 3: don't even have a wisp, all right, I'm always you've
Speaker 3: got chest hair, of course, and yeah, exactly right. It's
Speaker 3: assumed as part of your masculinity. And I I wonder
Speaker 3: what it's like. I mean, I assume it's smelly, but
Speaker 3: I bathe matted? Is it enough to get maded like
Speaker 3: when you sweat? Does it get matted?
Speaker 2: I don't, I've never inspected. I guess is.
Speaker 3: There enough to like run your fingers through or is
Speaker 3: it just wispy?
Speaker 2: I guess so it is long enough?
Speaker 3: Like are you like David Lee Roth or are you.
Speaker 2: Like no, I am not Italian?
Speaker 3: Wow, wait to stereotype?
Speaker 2: Are we ready to carry on?
Speaker 4: Pete Walker's The Flesh and Blood Show is coming on
Speaker 4: three D Blu ray in the US from Keno Laber
Speaker 4: is number forty three in their Keno Colt line. The
Speaker 4: three D on This was kind of messed up a
Speaker 4: little bit on the eighty eight film's release of this film,
Speaker 4: and it has now been fixed by the three D
Speaker 4: Film Archive. That says the audio commentary by Kat Ellinger
Speaker 4: and Martinkin Terarro on here we got an interview with
Speaker 4: Pete Walker by Elijah Drenner, some other old interviews, but
Speaker 4: that is the next keynote cult title.
Speaker 3: Love It Afraid to Speak? Now the comments are becoming
Speaker 3: they like you with directional.
Speaker 4: Next, we're going to speed through some of these because
Speaker 4: these are some interesting titles. February tenth, Lingering, I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna linger as much as I can.
Speaker 3: February Well, that's that's why you don't understand ecstasy, because
Speaker 3: you have to take your time and you're just like.
Speaker 2: Bang bang, I don't even know what to say.
Speaker 4: Well, February tenth, Blu ray from Full Moon is coming up,
Speaker 4: Dungeons of Ecstasy from this year. This is director Charles
Speaker 4: Band returning to Italy, where so many of his classic
Speaker 4: films were shot. You've got the original trailer on the
Speaker 4: disc and that's the only extra.
Speaker 2: Did you have more to say?
Speaker 3: There will now we assume now that there's gonna be
Speaker 3: a lot of chest hair. I'm so excited about this.
Speaker 3: Why it looks great? What are you kidding? I love
Speaker 3: Charles Band. By the way, Brian Hus told some funny
Speaker 3: Charles Band stories about why I had to assume him
Speaker 3: and stuff. This looks fantastic.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 3: I love soap operas and I love sn M and
Speaker 3: so here we go.
Speaker 2: Oh my god? All right. Next up is Christopher Lee
Speaker 2: an End of the World remastered from Full Moon, coming
Speaker 2: on February tenth. This has been.
Speaker 4: Available on their site for a while. This is just
Speaker 4: going to be a wide release of this. No extras
Speaker 4: on this except for some trailers. If you want Christopher
Speaker 4: Lee in one of his worst movies, here you go.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: If Christopher Lee could be my priest, I would totally
Speaker 3: be Catholic. And you know how I feel about the Catholic.
Speaker 2: Church and Christopher Lee.
Speaker 3: I like one of them.
Speaker 4: SRS Cinema putting out den Ace Chaos in a wide
Speaker 4: release on February tenth on Blu Ray. This is a
Speaker 4: Tokusatsu film. You got a transcending common sense video introduction,
Speaker 4: some bonus shorts, and these shorts are almost an hour
Speaker 4: long each, making of Denise Kaos photo gallery a message
Speaker 4: from Minoru Kawasaki as.
Speaker 3: Well, transcending common sense. That's how I like to think
Speaker 3: of myself.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 4: Next up from SRS is a Layo Rona double feature. No,
Speaker 4: not that la you na?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Also not the other one that you're thinking of. This
Speaker 4: is La Rona from two thousand and six and two
Speaker 4: thousand and seven. This is directed by somebody that you
Speaker 4: have probably not heard of. The same guy did both
Speaker 4: of these, and very different than the Conjuring Universe one.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll never hear of him if you don't say his.
Speaker 4: Name, Well, I don't know what it is and it's
Speaker 4: not listed, so we're still not going to hear from them.
Speaker 3: How do you know it could be directed by Woody
Speaker 3: Allen brou You know.
Speaker 2: That would make me want to watch it less?
Speaker 3: Oh, I think that'd be great. I don't even I
Speaker 3: don't even know Lorona.
Speaker 4: All right, that is too much on that title. Let's
Speaker 4: talk about Black Scab for twelve minutes.
Speaker 3: Team up with Black Adam.
Speaker 4: February tenth. SRS is releasing Black Scab from twenty ten.
Speaker 4: Black Scab was not even the original title of the film.
Speaker 4: It's just hilarious. This is going to include a documentary,
Speaker 4: a motion comic, and a trailer.
Speaker 2: And that's enough of that. Let's keep going.
Speaker 4: Like the Voyage of the Black Scaber or the Justice
Speaker 4: of the Black Scab or something like that.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous.
Speaker 4: February tenth from We Got Power Films, The Secret Life
Speaker 4: of Bill bart Sorry, The Secret Lives of Bill Bartel
Speaker 4: from twenty ten. Bill Bartel is not famous, but those
Speaker 4: who know him think he should be. This is a
Speaker 4: documentary of sorts. We got forty six minutes of deleted
Speaker 4: scenes in bonus footage, plus a Q and A from
Speaker 4: slam Dance from this year. And uh, yeah he is.
Speaker 4: He has been related to all kinds of different bands.
Speaker 3: Oh so he related to uh Paul Bartel.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't know.
Speaker 4: For you to decide next up, Year of the Rabbit.
Speaker 4: This is a British TV series. This is coming on
Speaker 4: February tenth from All Three Media.
Speaker 2: This is from.
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty and you get the entire season of the
Speaker 4: show and then it was promptly canceled.
Speaker 2: And that is that. Next up from.
Speaker 3: Do you know where they filmed that?
Speaker 2: Tucson, Arizonia, December fifteenth. There's a four K steel book
Speaker 2: coming over in the UK from Jerry Anderson's TV company
Speaker 2: of Space nineteen ninety nine Breakaway. This is just one
Speaker 2: of the episodes from Space nineteen ninety nine on four
Speaker 2: K in this pretty decent looking steal book. They've got
Speaker 2: a documentary that's brand new, seventy five minutes long, celebrating
Speaker 2: half a century of the series of Space nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: You got an audio commentary Jerry Anderson. You got a
Speaker 4: restoration featurette, all housed in a steel book, and you
Speaker 4: can preorder this now.
Speaker 3: Well, it's looks like looks like it's missing the disc.
Speaker 2: I believe they do put that in there when they
Speaker 2: ship it.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: I would verify.
Speaker 3: First though, depends on the label. I've had some that
Speaker 3: is true. I've had some issues.
Speaker 4: If you want a companion steel book, you could also
Speaker 4: pick up on the seven day, same day Thunderbirds Trapped
Speaker 4: in the Sky, also known as Terror in New York City.
Speaker 4: We've got nineteen sixty five and twenty twenty five episodes
Speaker 4: here uh fab at sixty Brandy feature link documentary exploring
Speaker 4: the enduring impact of Thunderbirds with behind the scenes stories,
Speaker 4: rare insights and tributes, restoration featurettes all in this steel book.
Speaker 3: Terror in New York City? What are they up against? Mom?
Speaker 2: Donnie Reaching Deep? There Will.
Speaker 3: That's going to be on Fox News tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Because they're monitoring this show because twelve of you commented
Speaker 2: that this show is too political.
Speaker 4: February sixteenth. All of these are coming in the UK
Speaker 4: from Indicator. The first one The Man Inside with Jack Palance.
Speaker 4: This is from nineteen fifty eight. You've got an audio
Speaker 4: commentary by Barry Forshawn Kim Newman on the disc. You've
Speaker 4: got Vic Pratt speaking on Warwick Films and the history
Speaker 4: and output of Irving Allen and Albert R.
Speaker 2: Brockley's company. You've got limited edition booklet with.
Speaker 4: The USA by Steve Chibnall, collections of archival articles on
Speaker 4: Warwick Films and Jack Palance, and an over you of
Speaker 4: contemporary critical responses in film credits. That is the man
Speaker 4: inside seen that one.
Speaker 3: I've felt it more than seen it.
Speaker 4: Understandable, So let's go to the second one. And I
Speaker 4: skipped one even the same date on Parade from nineteen
Speaker 4: fifty nine.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 4: This is with William Bendex, Anthony Newlean and Aubrey. This
Speaker 4: is going to include an audio commentary by Barry Fourshawn
Speaker 4: Kim Newman as well Neil Brand on Idol on Parade
Speaker 4: from twenty twenty six, which is an in depth appreciation
Speaker 4: of the film. Short dramatized film from nineteen fifty You've
Speaker 4: got a image gallery and then a booklet with new
Speaker 4: essay by David cottis collection of archival materials and more.
Speaker 3: I've always felt like William Bendix deserved more.
Speaker 2: So did he?
Speaker 4: Next title is jazz Boat from nineteen sixty This is
Speaker 4: going to be a Lionel Jefferys film. You've got an
Speaker 4: audio commentary by Will Fowler and Vic Pratt, in depth
Speaker 4: appreciation by Neil Brand for this as well on archival
Speaker 4: interview from nineteen sixty eight with Anthony Newley, and then
Speaker 4: a new booklet with essay by Jeff Billington and some
Speaker 4: collected articles in war jazz.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine going on like a what do you
Speaker 3: call those things when you go on a boat cruise? Cruise?
Speaker 3: Can you imagine going on a cruise? And the in
Speaker 3: house entertainment was Keith Jarrett. It's like it's jazz boat,
Speaker 3: not like the popular jazz, like the stuff that makes
Speaker 3: you think that'd be awesome.
Speaker 4: Last title from Indicator is You Must Be Joking from
Speaker 4: nineteen sixty five. This is going to be including an
Speaker 4: audio commentary by Kevin Lyons and Jonathan Rigby. There is
Speaker 4: the Guardian event Michael Winner on censorship in nineteen ninety
Speaker 4: god Guardian interview with Bob Godfrey from nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: Archival audio recording from nineteen ninety five with Bernard Gribble
Speaker 4: You Got a New booklet with a new essay by
Speaker 4: Michael Pattison, collected recollections of the film's production by Michael
Speaker 4: Winner and others.
Speaker 2: Are you a Michael Winner Fan?
Speaker 3: I love Michael Winner, his his autobiography. It's great, like
Speaker 3: he's so upfront about what an asshole he is. My
Speaker 3: mentor and good friend Jeff Jeski when he was dying
Speaker 3: of cancer. The last movie we watched together was Lawman
Speaker 3: by Michael Winner and it's such a leak frickin' movie,
Speaker 3: Burt Lancaster, Lee J. Cobb Western and it was like
Speaker 3: the best way for him to go, you know. And
Speaker 3: I don't know, you must be joking. Might have been
Speaker 3: a better fit. But I'm definitely going to pick this up.
Speaker 3: I really appreciate. Yeah, I mean, you know, all of
Speaker 3: his I mean, all of his charles brought the movies
Speaker 3: are awesome definition whatnot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, huge fan. Next up, maybe one of the biggest
Speaker 2: announcements of the week. Yeah, pretty important. BFI.
Speaker 4: On January twenty sixth is releasing a Blu ray collection
Speaker 4: called Cinema Expanded the films of Frederick Wiseman from nineteen
Speaker 4: sixty seven to seventy five. It says, with the groundbreaking
Speaker 4: career spanning seven decades, Frederick Wiseman is one of the
Speaker 4: great American storytellers. His documentary shot verita style or meticulously
Speaker 4: edited narrative's chronicle life's complexities through rich portraits of social
Speaker 4: and cultural institutions. Wiseman's themes are expansive, democracy, power, inequality,
Speaker 4: and community, to name a few, but his focus is
Speaker 4: compellingly specific and humane. Whether revealing shortcomings and social support
Speaker 4: or celebrating culinary excellence.
Speaker 2: He has a unique eye and ear for detail.
Speaker 4: There's a three disc five film collection with a selection
Speaker 4: of Wiseman's work, includes titty cut Follies, high school, hospital,
Speaker 4: juvenile court, and welfare.
Speaker 2: As far as extras.
Speaker 4: We've got a newly commissioned visual essay by Ian Mantaignan,
Speaker 4: The Films of Frederick Wiseman. Discussion on the Films of
Speaker 4: Frederick Wiseman as well. Limited edition includes a perfect bound
Speaker 4: book with essays by David Jenkins, Eric marsh, Stephen Mamber,
Speaker 4: Philip Kuncannon, and Sean Glennis and Arlen Golden, host of
Speaker 4: the long running Wiseman podcast. This is a big deal
Speaker 4: because this is like film school in a release, and
Speaker 4: these titles have long been hard to yet because Wiseman,
Speaker 4: I am I remembering this right, He wanted them primarily
Speaker 4: for institutions and not for release.
Speaker 2: On home video.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they've been out of print like DVDs for
Speaker 4: the longest time. These are the first Blu Ray releases
Speaker 4: for any of these films, and these are these are
Speaker 4: like film school staples for a few of these.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know documentaries that should be purchased titty cut.
Speaker 4: All right, we spent way more time on Nickelback than this,
Speaker 4: which is likely the most important announcement of the entire week.
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought you meant net So yeah, you're saying
Speaker 3: Frederick Wiseman is more important than Nickelback.
Speaker 2: At least a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tomato, Tomato.
Speaker 4: Next up is a Quentin Tarantino favorite coming on February
Speaker 4: twenty third from the BFI. It is Strong Room from
Speaker 4: nineteen sixty two. This is going to have no extras
Speaker 4: on this one, but this is supposed to be pretty good.
Speaker 4: You can preorder this now at many of the retailers
Speaker 4: in the US or in the UK.
Speaker 3: Now, you know, we've been talking a lot about art tonight,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to be too didactic or anything,
Speaker 3: but I feel like this cover art is suggestive.
Speaker 2: Just a lot of it. Yes, I think.
Speaker 3: It's about a man inside and it's not good, not
Speaker 3: a good situation, that's fucked up. Frankly, I'm not familiar
Speaker 3: with this movie. I'm not sure I want to see it.
Speaker 4: Have a good night, Silent Mandibal. All right, So that
Speaker 4: is Strong Room from nineteen.
Speaker 3: Sixty two is So what what is that about. What
Speaker 3: is that? So there's no extras at all?
Speaker 2: Right, no extras, it says.
Speaker 4: This is a suspense thriller and an outstanding example of
Speaker 4: the lean British b film. Carefully planned heist on a
Speaker 4: suburban bank goes awry when the gang of three small
Speaker 4: time criminals are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of two
Speaker 4: nattering cleaners.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese and Eggo Wright love it,
Speaker 3: so it must be about brutalization of women. I love
Speaker 3: the fact that its two languages are English and hard
Speaker 3: of hearing. Yep, that's well, all right.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Next up is sorry February sixteenth. We are getting from
Speaker 4: the BFI Daniel Farson's Guide to Britain. This is a
Speaker 4: BLU ray and DVD dual format covering from nineteen fifty
Speaker 4: seven to sixty three.
Speaker 2: And I love stuff like this. I may have to
Speaker 2: get this, it says brash, bohemian, boozy, bon vivent.
Speaker 4: Daniel Farson became a larger than the life fixture of
Speaker 4: SOHO in the nineteen fifties, socializing with the likes of
Speaker 4: artists Francis Bacon and photographer John Deacon, but He was
Speaker 4: also a groundbreaking investigative journalist, reshaping approaches to screen reportage
Speaker 4: with the many direct, dynamic independent television films he presented
Speaker 4: for Associated, Ready Fusion in the late nineteen fifties and
Speaker 4: early sixties, Finding wides read, fame and acclaim. This is
Speaker 4: running just over to three hours, the first of two
Speaker 4: releases showcasing his most innovative, important, eccentric, odd and outstanding work.
Speaker 4: This will include films called out of Step, Witchcraft, out
Speaker 4: of Step, Other Worlds Are Watching Us, Keeping It Step,
Speaker 4: the Wedding, and a whole bunch of others. There are
Speaker 4: many of them here. You got commentaries on some of these.
Speaker 4: You've got illustrated a.
Speaker 2: Book with new writing by William Fowler, Vick Pratt, Lisa
Speaker 2: Carrigan and Milo Holmes. Yeah wow, all right, all right,
Speaker 2: I'm into it. Next up one that I think a
Speaker 2: lot of people are not going to be into March sixteenth,
Speaker 2: ADVD set called the Children's Film Foundation Bumper Box Volume six.
Speaker 3: Well, this be a great companion piece with the AGFA
Speaker 3: in a way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I think sadly they're going to lose a
Speaker 4: lot of people because it's DVD only and so many
Speaker 4: people are anti that format entirely.
Speaker 3: I think that's funny, Like there are so many people
Speaker 3: who are like in love with the vhs, and then
Speaker 3: of course there's the four K Zealots yep. But nobody's
Speaker 3: like I prefer DVD.
Speaker 2: There's a few out there, just not not nearly as many.
Speaker 3: There are any DVD only collectors, Yes, yes there are.
Speaker 3: It got my vintage collection of DVDs.
Speaker 2: This is my Snapper k section.
Speaker 3: I have a Snapper Case section.
Speaker 2: That's why I said it.
Speaker 4: The films included in this Mystery on Bird Island, One
Speaker 4: Wish Too Many of the Cat Gang, Rockets and the Dunes,
Speaker 4: Davy Jones's Locker, Lion Heart, Smoky Joe's Revenge, Black Island,
Speaker 4: and Danger on Dartmoor. This is gonna have five short
Speaker 4: films from the Children's Film Foundation collection. It is going
Speaker 4: to have some other featurettes, any fully Ill Straight, a
Speaker 4: booklet with new writing by Vic Pratt, and a quiz
Speaker 4: on the films by Travona Thompson.
Speaker 3: Do you remember when, uh.
Speaker 2: We started this a long time ago? You remember fairy
Speaker 2: Tale Theater mm hmmm by name? Yes, I don't remember
Speaker 2: much about.
Speaker 3: It, Shelley Uh what's her name? From the Shining Shelley
Speaker 3: Dvalval Shelley Deval's fairy Tale Theater. It was these great
Speaker 3: adaptations of grim fairy Tales directed by such no names
Speaker 3: as Francis Ford Coppola, Tim Burton, Roger Vaden, you know,
Speaker 3: all the all these all these great directors making these
Speaker 3: like half hour grim fairy tales. And I thought it
Speaker 3: would be really cool two have uh a series of
Speaker 3: children's entertainments featuring uh the the great uh Art Art
Speaker 3: House directors of today, Like can you imagine how cool
Speaker 3: it would be to have a children's film series directed
Speaker 3: by like Harmony Krin, Sean Baker, Larry Clark, of course,
Speaker 3: Lynn Ramsey, Claire Dene. Oh, I'd love to do this.
Speaker 3: I want to do I want to do a new
Speaker 3: version of Tail Theater with with all these directors. Wouldn't
Speaker 3: that be awesome?
Speaker 2: That would be great. Del Toro would love to do that.
Speaker 2: In a heartbeating of.
Speaker 3: Course, yeah yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: The last, oh yeah, last BFI title. This round March sixteenth,
Speaker 4: they're giving us a blu ray of Peter Medax Negatives.
Speaker 4: This is the same one that Severn just did. No
Speaker 4: extras listed there will probably be something. I just cannot
Speaker 4: find any of them at all.
Speaker 3: Right now, didn't Sefron just put that out?
Speaker 2: Didn't I just say those words?
Speaker 3: Did you say that?
Speaker 4: I truly did negative? Next up is this movie that
Speaker 4: looks Ai just from the title at cover January twenty four,
Speaker 4: km Blu Ray from Wellgo USA of a film called
Speaker 4: Altered from twenty twenty four starring Tom Felton Draco Malfoy himself.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought he looked like that guy from sarent
Speaker 3: Live who played Eric Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh No, different guy, Different guy, Draco Malfoy.
Speaker 4: Next up is an interesting one. January thirteenth, Sony is
Speaker 4: releasing Ladder forty nine. This is not a twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four film that was a typo, but this is a
Speaker 4: two thousand and four film starring Walking in Phoenix and
Speaker 4: John Travolta. But this is interesting for a couple of reasons.
Speaker 4: The biggest This is a Touchstone Pictures title owned by Disney,
Speaker 4: and this is the first catalog title that Sony has
Speaker 4: put out under Sony branding.
Speaker 3: So two things about this one one. Ladder forty nine
Speaker 3: is code. This is the movie they decided to make
Speaker 3: their first relief.
Speaker 2: In a way, I guess, yes.
Speaker 3: Wow, wow, Maybe it's a signal you know, yep, Paris
Speaker 3: is always burning. If you know what I mean, and
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: You do, I do, all right, I'm gonna keep going.
Speaker 3: Some out gay stuff.
Speaker 2: I realized that about halfway through it.
Speaker 3: Uh Second's that's how I got my initiation too, right.
Speaker 4: December second, there's a Blue Red coming from Decal of
Speaker 4: Code three from this year, starring Rain Wilson and Lil
Speaker 4: Rel howery funny enough. I've heard this is actually very
Speaker 4: good and nobody saw it.
Speaker 3: It's like both sides of Get Out teamed.
Speaker 2: Up and went on patrol.
Speaker 4: Supposedly this is quite realistic on how it depicts the
Speaker 4: life of emts'.
Speaker 2: That's what I was wondering curious to see this one.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, Rain Wilson and Lil Rail in
Speaker 3: a movie about EMTs. I wonder if it's accurate.
Speaker 2: It's true. Carrie Mulligan says it was very dark but
Speaker 2: fun all right.
Speaker 3: I actually trust Carrie Mullians.
Speaker 4: Takes next up, Speaking of the Gaze, December twenty third,
Speaker 4: on Blu Ray from Tribeca.
Speaker 2: Beyond the Gaze. Julie Campbell's swimsuit issue from twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: The nineteen sixties, Julie Campbell shattered glass ceilings, transforming a
Speaker 2: struggling magazine into a media empire the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.
Speaker 2: Over her thirty two year reign, she championed intelligence and
Speaker 2: empowered supermodels like Tyer Banks and Christy Brinkley. Explore the
Speaker 2: changing gaze from objectification to body positivity. A witness a
Speaker 2: legacy that continues to inspire.
Speaker 3: Way to Go Great.
Speaker 2: Next up November eighteenth, Blu Ray from Vantage Media of
Speaker 2: what remains from twenty.
Speaker 3: Twenty two with fucking Scars Guards.
Speaker 2: Still Scars Guard, Gustaf Scars Guard and the biggest name
Speaker 2: here Andrea Risebro I just.
Speaker 3: I mean way to go Stalin. I guess there's so
Speaker 3: many Scars Guards.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of Scars guards.
Speaker 3: So many Scars guards.
Speaker 4: All right, just a few from eighty eight films and
Speaker 4: then we are all done. Finally, January twenty sixth on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray in the UK, they are doing The Delightful
Speaker 4: Forest from nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 2: This is a Shaw Brothers title.
Speaker 4: You've got an interview with you Feng, You've got a
Speaker 4: trailer and an image gallery.
Speaker 2: And that is it.
Speaker 3: I gotta wonder if you're if you're a label and
Speaker 3: you you know a lot of people from labels pay
Speaker 3: attention to your show. Do you want to be near
Speaker 3: the beginning or near the.
Speaker 4: End of the That's a great question. And I also
Speaker 4: just missed this also as an audio commentary by David.
Speaker 2: Oh the basketball player. No, that's a damn it. I
Speaker 2: couldn't think of another famous statement. Didn't keep it going.
Speaker 3: Bruh. He was David West is mid range money. I
Speaker 3: can't wait to hear what he has to say about
Speaker 3: the delightful form.
Speaker 2: The whole time he's like, Okay, just look at this shot.
Speaker 3: It's all about the spacing.
Speaker 4: January twenty sixth from nineteen eighty four another Shop Brothers
Speaker 4: title for media film, Secret Service of the Imperial Court.
Speaker 4: This is packed with breathtaking martial arts, political intrigue, and
Speaker 4: tragic heroism. Secret Service of the Imperial Court stands as
Speaker 4: one of the Shaw brothers most gripping and emotionally charged epics.
Speaker 2: This has no extras whatsoever.
Speaker 3: That's funny. That is a you know, going back to
Speaker 3: our discussion of lesbian cinema, Cigarette Service of the Imperial
Speaker 3: Court is a well known euphemism for.
Speaker 2: Conlingus the gate.
Speaker 4: Next up January nineteenth on Blu Ray the UK for
Speaker 4: Media Films is Gardinia from nineteen seventy nine. This will
Speaker 4: have an audio commentary with Eugenio or Kilani and Naniicobretti,
Speaker 4: interview with the writer Gino Cappone, interview with the cinematographer
Speaker 4: Sergio Rubini, interview with Eugenio as well, and then reversible
Speaker 4: art on this I've never seen Guardinia.
Speaker 2: Is this one you've seen?
Speaker 3: No? This Son's interesting?
Speaker 4: And then Devil Times five coming on Blu Ray from
Speaker 4: EIGHTYA Films in the UK on January twenty sixth as
Speaker 4: part of the Slasher Classics collection. This has all of
Speaker 4: the ported over extras from the other release that we
Speaker 4: got fairly recently from Vinegar Syndrome.
Speaker 2: That's thirty, dude, that's thirty.
Speaker 3: If man is five.
Speaker 2: Took me a second. That is that. Let's get into.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of devils, what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of devils. Let's get into what's coming
Speaker 2: out next week in case you forgot, so that we
Speaker 2: can call it a night. Number eleventh is next day.
Speaker 3: I think everybody's begging for that.
Speaker 2: They truly are yes.
Speaker 3: Sorry uh.
Speaker 4: The Mask four K from Arrow One, Flow Over, The
Speaker 4: Cuckoo's Nest four K with the awful art from the
Speaker 4: studio Renfield four K going wide with their steel book.
Speaker 4: The Naked Gun four K the brand new Naked Gun
Speaker 4: which I like and will hated. The Descent four K
Speaker 4: is shipping now from Lionsgate Limited. Spotlight four K from
Speaker 4: Shout cot Stealing four K is on the way together
Speaker 4: four K as well. The Luke Bessan collect four K
Speaker 4: is supposedly limited now and almost sold out, so check
Speaker 4: that out if you want it soon. U five seven
Speaker 4: to one four K steel book shipping from the studio.
Speaker 4: Burden of Dreams four K from Criterion to see they
Speaker 4: think documentaries are good enough for disk. Doctor SEUs is out.
Speaker 4: The Grinch Stole Christmas four K coming next week. Snowed
Speaker 4: In four K from Shout Spinal Tap two The End
Speaker 4: Continues four K, Downton Abbey, The Grand Finale four K,
Speaker 4: Ted Lasso, The Richmond Way four K Creep Show. The
Speaker 4: Complete series will finally be shipping freak here Friday on
Speaker 4: Blu Ray only, shipping next week. Two and a half Men,
Speaker 4: The Complete series. Will already has one of those on
Speaker 4: pre order.
Speaker 2: The next Eclipse.
Speaker 4: Series Abbas Kiristami Blu Ray set is coming out next week.
Speaker 4: Lauren Hardy Year three from Flicker Alley, Kansas City Confidential
Speaker 4: from Filmmasters, Count of Monte Cristo four K from Goldwyn Films,
Speaker 4: Scarface four K, Steelbook from the Studio Him four K
Speaker 4: stealbook from Studio Shutter, Decade of Fear collection, The Howling
Speaker 4: four K with the most intriguing and curious artwork we've
Speaker 4: ever seen for that title. The Killer Muskill Again, which
Speaker 4: I hardly recommend you don't pick up because they restored
Speaker 4: this with AI and it looks awful. Eden from this
Speaker 4: year is finally coming to Blu Ray and Prisoner of
Speaker 4: War from well Go USA. Red Sonia that is glitching
Speaker 4: like crazy, uh fright Mare from Keo Coult The Morning Show. God,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of stuff next week. Wow, Cafe Plush
Speaker 4: getting its standard four K release, finally serious from Deaf
Speaker 4: Crocodile getting its standard release next Week's a that's a
Speaker 4: great one, and I think that's about all of the
Speaker 4: ones that we're going to focus on.
Speaker 3: Damn, that's a lot of great stuff.
Speaker 4: So yeah, other than two and a half men, what
Speaker 4: else you got coming for next week?
Speaker 3: Uh? I mean I will eventually hope to pick up
Speaker 3: the Reanimator four K and one flow of the kukas
Speaker 3: Est four K and uh gosh, probably a dozen more
Speaker 3: titles from that that list, there was a lot of
Speaker 3: great stuff in there.
Speaker 4: Well as you surf through those, don't forget the Criterion
Speaker 4: sale of Barnes and Noble is live already. You can
Speaker 4: order it from the website now, and that is live
Speaker 4: until December seventh, in case you wanted to check out
Speaker 4: some of those and that that's good for anything coming
Speaker 4: out during that period too, so you can pre order
Speaker 4: anything at fifty percent off that comes out through December seventh.
Speaker 3: Dang, you know, I did the best I could in
Speaker 3: the the Criterion website sale last month, so pretty well
Speaker 3: I had a bunch of the coupons saved up. But
Speaker 3: now the Barnes and Noble sales on shit, Yeah it's true.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: That a boss Kiastami Eclipse set Captain Blood. I mean
Speaker 3: those are deafinits eye as one shut. Gotta get that.
Speaker 2: Ah yeah, Will, you're a gentleman and uh and mostly
Speaker 2: a scholar talking period time.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, we were wrapping up, okay, I mean it's.
Speaker 4: Been four hours. I know that you got to get sleep.
Speaker 4: You got stuff to do tomorrow. I've got stuff to
Speaker 4: do tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I'm teaching. I'm teaching a course called Understanding Media, which
Speaker 3: I think is a hilarious name for a course. And uh,
Speaker 3: we're going to be talking about media narratives surrounding the
Speaker 3: uh New York mayoral contest, uh and the way storytelling
Speaker 3: works to established tribes and preparing for homecoming and tailgate parties.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning, you're going to find out news on the
Speaker 4: next Deaf Crocodile subscription if you are a part of
Speaker 4: their newsletter, so check that out. The period to purchase
Speaker 4: that is not tomorrow, so don't worry about that. That'll
Speaker 4: be coming up soon. Thanks for hanging out with us tonight.
Speaker 4: We got a busy couple weeks ahead of us and
Speaker 4: can't wait to share more with all of you.
Speaker 2: Will. You're beautiful. Thanks for hanging out while you're tired.
Speaker 3: Come wile away, baby, I love you too.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, you didn't say that, not this time. I
Speaker 2: did say that on the phone earlier.
Speaker 3: But your you. You look marvelous.
Speaker 2: On that note, I'm ending the stream. Thank y'all.
Speaker 3: How can I Callack?
Speaker 2: We'll see you next Thursday.
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