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Discussed in this episode:
A Blind Bargain (2025): Read Pete Trbovich’s review. We talk to director Paul Bunnell and actors Jed Rowen and Claudia MacLeod about their Crispin Glover–led mad scientist flick, a reimagining of a lost Lon Chaney silent. Free tickets are available (in limited amounts per theater) from the official site.
Alice in Wonderland (1951): Read Gregory J. Smalley’s review. As they periodically do when new formats roll around, Disney upgrades their take on Lewis Carroll’s nonsense classic to 4K UHD disc (standard Blu-ray included). Buy Alice in Wonderland.
Black Rabbit, White Rabbit (2025): Multiple storylines converge in this “surreal” Tajikistan-based film about the making of a film. In theaters in Los Angeles this week, with a few additional screenings throughout the late spring and early summer and a Deaf Crocodile Blu-ray coming before the year is over. Black Rabbit, White Rabbit official site.
Buffet Infinity (2025): Read Giles Edwards’ Apocrypha Candidate review. Your chance to feast on this buffet of 90s cable weirdness arrives on VOD today. Catch it, then catch our interview with director Simon Glassman afterwards. Buy or rent Buffet Infinity.
The Devils (1971) restoration: Read the Canonically Weird entry! Multiple outlets reported this news; Ken Russell‘s medieval witchcraft-hysteria outrage The Devils has been restored in 4K, and will screen at Cannes this month and in US theaters (presumably for one night only) on October 16. Some of this is just speculation, but the official Instagram page of Warner Brothers’ Clockwork subsidiary included artwork from the infamous “rape of Christ” scenes, so I think we can safely expect this to be the full, uncut version.
Exit 8 (2025): Read Michael Diamades’ review. The Japanese liminal video-game adaptation is now available on VOD. Buy or rent Exit 8.
OBEX (2025): Read Giles Edwards’ Apocrypha Candidate review. Albert Birney‘s latest, about a nerd trying to rescue his dog from a demon in a virtual worlds, is a weird throwback to early computer adventure/role playing games. This Blu-ray includes director’s commentary, deleted scenes, and 4 Birney shorts, among other extra features. Buy OBEX.
Touch Me (2025): Ejected from their apartments, two roommates find shelter with a mysterious man whose touch is literally addictive. Now on VOD. Buy or rent Touch Me on VOD.
White Zombie (1932): Read Gregory J. Smalley’s review. The atmospheric Bela Lugosi public domain zombie classic gets a restoration, so it looks like it should. Buy White Zombie.
WHAT’S IN THE PIPELINE:
No guest scheduled on next week’s Pod 366 (but then again, our last couple of guests popped up with less than a week’s notice). I written reviews, Michael Diamades hunts down Dust Bunny (2026), Shane Wilson decides whether reader-suggest British biographical comedy The Great McGonnagall (1974) lives up to its title, Pete Trbovich returns to his “Pete’s Perverted Pix” miniseries as he rents his own Secretary (2002), and Gregory J. Smalley chews on Endless Cookie (2025). Onward and weirdward!