Pod 366, Ep. 174: Linus O'Brien on Rocky Horror's Strange Journey, and a LOT of new releases (Video)

Pod 366, Ep. 177: Separating the Giles from the Corn

This episode is divided into two parts. In the first, Greg and Giles talk about the films screening at Fantasia International Film Festival 2026 and which Giles should prioritize seeing, featuring new films from Casper Kelly, Jane Schoenbrun, Nicolas Winding Refn, and maybe Don Hertzfeldt. In the second part, Pete joins Greg to talk about the week's new releases: "Backrooms" hits VOD, Deaf Crocodile's DEFA Fairy Tale set, "Howard the Duck" in 4K, and "Super Legend God Hikoza." 0:00 Intro to Fantasia 6:16 Godhead 7:54 Buddy 11:44 Grotesqqque 13:51 Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma 18:13 Zsazsa Zaturnnah 20:20 An Evening with Don Hertzfeldt 24:50 Dance Freak 26:33 Her Private Hell 28:20 Pete intro 29:36 Backrooms debuts on VOD 34:40 DEFA Fairy Tale Films 42:00 Howard the Duck 46:25 Super Legend God Hikoza 51:35 Outro, Dead Ringers, Antiporno preview ERRATA/OMISSIONS *Greg mispronounces Ari Aster's "Eddington" as Edgerton *Alan Resnick's name was familiar because he directed the Adult Swim shorts "This House Has People In It" and "Unedited Footage of a Bear" *The "Howard the Duck" 4K release is indeed a Steelbook

Pod 366, Ep. 176: Does "Everything Must Go" Mean Physical Media? (Video)

We begin this episode reacting to Sony's decision to stop making physical copies of PlayStation games, the move's possible effect on movies, and the future of physical media in general. Then it's on to happier topics: Greg reports on the "Everything Must Go!" extended edition of "Backrooms," followed by notices about Harmony Korine-backed experimental Colombian picture "Barrio Triste," high-flying sci-fi feature "Black Box," and a rerelease of Tsai Ming-liang's minimalist musical "The Hole," plus a notice that "Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror" has shown up on the dying physical media format.

Pod 366, Ep. 176: Does "Everything Must Go" Mean Physical Media?

We begin this episode reacting to Sony's decision to stop making physical copies of PlayStation games, the move's possible effect on movies, and the future of physical media in general. Then it's on to happier topics: Greg reports on the "Everything Must Go!" extended edition of "Backrooms," followed by notices about Harmony Korine-backed experimental Colombian picture "Barrio Triste," high-flying sci-fi feature "Black Box," and a rerelease of Tsai Ming-liang's minimalist musical "The Hole," plus a notice that "Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror" has shown up on the dying physical media format.

Pod 366, Ep. 175: Stay Weird for Another 250 Years, America! (Video)

In our most patriotic episode ever, we bookend the pod with two American picks: Avalon Fast's witchy "Camp" (now in theaters) and Alex Winter's cancelled MTV comedy "The Idiot Box." In between, we celebrate Great Britain's "Children of the Wicker Man" documentary, France's nearly-complete "The Worlds of Lucile Hadžihalilović," Australia's macho drinking nightmare "Wake in Fright," and Italy's non-Biblical "Adam and Eve." It's a global melting pot of weirdness!

Pod 366, Ep. 175: Stay Weird for Another 250 Years, America!

In our most patriotic episode ever, we bookend the pod with two American picks: Avalon Fast's witchy "Camp" (now in theaters) and Alex Winter's cancelled MTV comedy "The Idiot Box." In between, we celebrate Great Britain's "Children of the Wicker Man" documentary, France's nearly-complete "The Worlds of Lucile Hadžihalilović," Australia's macho drinking nightmare "Wake in Fright," and Italy's non-Biblical "Adam and Eve." It's a global melting pot of weirdness!