We take a break from the usual weird shit to bring you a whole new level of weird shit. Agatha and Tim from the CinemaSpection podcast come onthe show and bring with them the 1955 surreal dream noir Expressionist feminist short film Dementia!

If one 007 is good, clearly eight would be eight times better. That's the kind of reasoning that permeates every decision made during the production of Casino Royale in 1967. Internationally renowned whippersnapper Ian Wilson joins the usual crowd to reflect upon a James Bond spoof film made during the height of both the original 007 craze and the appetite for camp humor. Also Orson Welles is in it and he's awesome. Tally-ho!

Spare a thought for the weary vanity project. A film written and directed by its star, about a grizzled ex-cop and hard-nosed PI who dabbles in swordfighting and has a way with the ladies must strain against the very fabric of suspension of disbelief. For your perusal, we bring you 1991's Empire of the Dark, that you may know true wonder.

Nothing to worry about; this is one of those totally normal and not at all mindbreaking Japanese horror films. Kevin Cafferty from The Best Stuff In The World podcast joins us to talk about 1977's House!

The world has long been asking, "How long can a content warning get?" We find the answer to this and more as we delve into the early work of John Waters and his most important contribution to the cinematic underground, 1972's Pink Flamingos!

Today's movie is... *checks notes* a Lifetime Original Movie? Directed by *checks notes again * David DeCoteau? How can we possibly lose? Find out with us, as we watch and try to analyze 2019's The Wrong Mommy!

A cosmetics industry titan injects herself with a formula that will give her all the powers of bees, which are not wasps. Can she save her crumbling empire before Bill, who we hate, mansplains the entire situation to her? Find out when we do as we wade deep into the murky waters of 1959's The Wasp Woman!

In this, the first, and somehow also the eighth, episode of the new After Midnight show, we sat down to discuss the heartwarming true story of a man who loved filmmaking so much, he made hundreds of batshit insane camcorder features and fan-funded custom stories mostly about terrible things happening to young women. It's... it's nicer than it sounds. Join us for a discussion of Saturn's Core's 2020 documentary, Mail Order Murder: The Story of W.A.V.E. Productions!