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This week, Greg and Giles peer into the future to guess what might be weird at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, and come away with one title that's almost a certainty (plus a bonus short worth checking out). There's also news about an upcoming Cory McAbee project, absurdist comedy "Straight Circle" coming to US screens in 2026, "Return to Silent Hill" in theaters, and a Blu-ray of "Luther the Geek" that's not for chickens. Will the guys survive Snowpocalypse 2026? Tune in next week to find out!
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