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We're going to be talking about the 1976 film Rock and Roll Wolf, also known as Mama. It is a Romanian-Soviet French co-production

and a live-action adaptation of the Brothers Grim Tale, The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats. It is weird,

it rocks, and it originally published 12, 13, 2024. Let's jump in.

Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of IHeart Radio.

Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema.

This is Rob Lamb. And this is Joe McCormick. And today on Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb.

And this is Joe McCormick. And today on Weird House Cinema, we are going to be discussing the 1976 Romanian-Soviet French co-produced psychotropic children's fairy tale musical Mama, aka rock and roll Wolf, directed by the Romanian filmmaker Elizabetha

Bostan. And I really mean it when I say this movie has everything. It is so much, so fast,

and so wonderful. Infectiously lovable music.

Russian ballet dancers dressed up like spiders and or sparrows.

Nearly just nonstop locomotive energy.

Maybe flags a little bit in the second half of the movie,

but at least the first half is like it is a freight train.

It does not stop.

It's got diverse frolicing theromorphs in a secret village in the deep woods.

It's got rooftop seesaws, bridges over nothing, goat boy levitation, ice-based wolf traps,

strawberries coated in honeydew, a rainbow parrot with like mad auctioneer energy, plaintive donkey solos,

pendulum beds, secret passwords, red squirrel acorn rituals, a dangerously handsome bad boy wolfman,

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