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Pod 366: A Weird Movies Podcast is, as the title suggests, a podcast devoted to weird movies--from surrealist and cult film to the stranger side of exploitation--from the team at 366 Weird Movies (366weirdmovies.com). Each week we cover weird movie news and new releases, whether theatrical, streaming, or out on physical media. We also have a wide array of guests: past interviewees include Christiane Cegavaske, Damon Packard, Cory McAbee, Everything is Terrible's Commodore Gilgamesh and Ghoul Skool, Andrew Rakich, Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Ian Jane, and many more. Join us for the weekly weirdness!
366 Weird Movies hosts Pod 366: A Weird Movies Podcast, a tv show with 207 episodes published.
Another 2-parter this week. First, we discuss the films Giles has seen and recommended from this year's Fantasia Film Festival, in approximate order of how soon you will be able to see them: "Her Private Hell," Teenage S
Another 2-parter this week. First, we discuss the films Giles has seen and recommended from this year's Fantasia Film Festival, in approximate order of how soon you will be able to see them: "Her Private Hell," Teenage S
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 K
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 K
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: Gr
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: Gr
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
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
With a record number of new releases (14!) to cover this week, this is one of our longest episodes. It's capped by a chat with Linus O'Brien, son of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" creator Richard O'Brien, about his new docu
With a record number of new releases (14!) to cover this is one of our longest episodes, capped by a discussion with Linus O'Brien, son of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" creator Richard O'Brien, about his new documentary "S
Kicking off with a description of the wrong product, 366-kateers Giles and Pete correct the course with fine-style rambling about Satoshi Kon's classic "Perfect Blue" (1997), now out in luscious 4K-Steelbook format. Slid
Kicking off with a description of the wrong product, 366-kateers Giles and Pete correct the course with fine-style rambling about Satoshi Kon's classic "Perfect Blue" (1997), now out in luscious 4K-Steelbook format. Slid
On this week's show, we talk to musician-turned-filmmaker Jonathan Rosado (The Suede Hello) about his now-in-theaters Super-8 experiment "Matador Bolero." But first, we cover the week's news and new releases: an upcoming
On this week's show, we talk to musician-turned-filmmaker Jonathan Rosado (The Suede Hello) about his now-in-theaters Super-8 experiment "Matador Bolero." But first, we cover the week's news and new releases: an upcoming
As the episode title suggests, we start off this show by remembering recently departed Yoshihiro Nishimura, the director of "Tokyo Gore Police" and other absurdist spectacles. Then we discuss the week's happier weird mov
As the episode title suggests, we start off this show by remembering recently departed Yoshihiro Nishimura, the director of "Tokyo Gore Police" and other absurdist spectacles. Then we discuss the week's happier weird mov
We've been meaning to cover the films coming out of Cannes, but haven't had time due to very busy weeks of new releases. This week is no exception, but we will drop three names of films we'll be discussing in more detail
We've been meaning to cover the films coming out of Cannes, but haven't had time due to very busy weeks of new releases. This week is no exception, but we will drop three names of films we'll be discussing in more detail
"I Love Boosters!" has finally arrived in theaters, and we'll tell you what we think about it next week. Also in theaters (well, two theaters) is something called "Matador Bolero," and we'll tell you what we think of it
"I Love Boosters!" has finally arrived in theaters, and we'll tell you what we think about it next week. Also in theaters (well, two theaters) is something called "Matador Bolero," and we'll tell you what we think of it
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