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Discussed in this episode:
When the Sun Stands Still (2024): When Kenneth’s step-daughter disappears in the woods, detectives and a paranormal investigator try to decode increasingly mysterious events.
- Read Giles Edwards’ review.
- When the Sun Stands Still on Fawesome (ads).
- James Newton YouTube page (trailers, shorts, experiments)
(trailer age restricted for brief near-nudity)
Harold and Maude (1971): Read the reader recommendation. A suicidal teen finds meaning in the arms of an elderly holocaust survivor. Buy Harold and Maude.
WHAT’S IN THE PIPELINE:
We have no guest scheduled for next week’s Pod 366, but Greg and Giles will return with Pete to discuss the week’s weird news and releases (if any). In written content, Michael Diamades sails off to Raoul Ruiz‘ City of Pirates (1983), Shane Wilson plans to Kill the Jockey (2024) (again), and Gregory J. Smalley is will hang with The Weird Kidz (2022). Onward and weirdward!