Hello,

Hello, Hello and welcome to Colors of the Dark.

It has been a wild and crazy week, so we're recording this a little later than usual.

Oh, Rick Kane, how you feel and you've been under the weather?

I got sick from the film, The Jar.

Put that on the box. I am so excited that film The Jar. Put that on the box.

I am so excited that I was sitting next to you the whole time and somehow did not get

the plague, but still got all the residual effects of the jar.

The assumption is that Billy Ray Bruton gave me a sickness.

Even if he wasn't sick, it was Billy Ray Bruton who made me sick.

Billy Ray Bruton of antenna releasing. So direct all emails to Billy Ray Bruton at Antenna Releasing. I hope he hears this. I am going to say that it was the movie itself, that it was whatever that weird little pickled punk that was like lurking inside the jar. Like it looks like a little goblin in the pickled bar.

In like a little, you know, formaldehyde jar.

That that is what it, its essence went through the screen and infused itself into you.

Did you have any hallucinogenic trips like the jar?

I know, but I'll say like, if me and Brian were technically hosting it and stuff, but like, even having seen it and wanting to play it still doesn't prepare me for watching it again.

It's one of those movies.

As an indie film that was kind of a lost indie film that's, you know, obviously gotten this great restoration, it's still completely baffling.

And I can't stop wanting to know more about it because it's just so strange.

And I really, I like it a lot.

But I also even watching it there, I was like, I still don't have my hands around it.

It's a very strange movie.

So I'm going to back up a bit and say, so what we're talking about here is Elric and Brian Sowers of Pure Cinema Podcast hosted a screening of the 1987 question mark. I forget.

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