Pod 366, Ep. 134: Kill the Wheel of Toronto

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Pod 366: A Weird Movies Podcast

366 Weird Movies

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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!

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Pod 366, Ep. 134: Kill the Wheel of Toronto

Pod 366: A Weird Movies Podcast

37 minutes 47 seconds

2 months ago

Pod 366, Ep. 134: Kill the Wheel of Toronto

On this episode, we dive into what looks weird at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), including a gnarly Harmony Korine-produced romp set in Medellin, a story about irradiated centaurs, the tale of a desperate mom trying to get her mutant son laid, and much more. We also spotlight the week's weirdest releases: the surreal Argentinian caper flick "Kill the Jockey" on VOD and Joe Badon's meta-riffic "The Wheel of Heaven" on Blu-ray.ERRATA & OMISSIONS*The two anime-influenced French movies Greg was trying to think of were "Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman" (2022) and "MFKZ" (2017).

*Joe Swanberg was the director of the original "Uncle Kent."*STILLZ is Columbian/American, and has made music videos for Bad Bunny.

*"Dead Lover" is Grace Glowicki's sophomore feature, not her debut.

*Walter Mosely is most famous for his mysteries, but wrote in all sorts of genres; it was completely inaccurate for Greg to say that "Man in My Basement" was his only non-mystery.