Cannibal! The Musical

I thought that was Troma.

Well, they did Cannibal the Musical in college, but that might have been a short.

I

heard that Cannibal the Musical is one of the most legendary DVD commentaries of all time because Matt Stone and Trey Parker just get shit-faced in the middle of the recording.

Oh, really? Just telling uncouth stories.

I think one of them has a story about how my ex-girlfriend broke up with me and she's the manager of Kinko's and I'm fucking Matt Stone now.

Anyway, he used to work over there and he was, I think he started as a production assistant.

And he got in there because of Cannibal the Musical, which he had done in college.

And they actually pitched South Park to Lloyd Kaufman, from what I understand, originally.

And they wanted to call it Tromaville.

This one's pretty famous.

They helped launch the careers of South Park's Trey Parker and Matt Stone by distributing Cannibal the Musical.

They were the ones who distributed that.

Oh, my God.

Ellie Bannister and Meryl Sunday Jr. join a search expedition adventuring deep into the Alaskan wilderness to discover what happened to their fathers, played by Corden Bernson and William Sadler.

Unfortunately, blizzards, freezing temperatures, and generally being in Alaska aren't their biggest problem because something enormous, ancient, hairy, and extremely pissed off has decided these particular humans don't belong in these mountains.

The Yeti is an old-fashioned, campy survival creature feature packed with practical monster effects, bloody kills, and the timeless cinematic lesson that sometimes the mysterious footprints in the snow really should be somebody else's problem.

I am T.C. DeWitt of The Screener Squad, and I am joined in the one of us yurt protected from a blizzard.

I, for one, will say I'm always drawn to independent movies.

I'm always drawn to independent horror.

and low-budget, plucky film crews doing their best with what they got to make a movie, and seeing the trailer from this and seeing that it looks like not too far off from something like Cannibal the Musical made by the South Park Boys before South Park.

Yeah, I was I was curious.

I still have seasons one and two on this uniquely packaged VHS-inspired packaging.

I love how they went above and beyond on these releases.

And both seasons are differently packaged for, like, VHS retro nostalgic reasons.

This is kind of like a slip version.

I just really like this type of packaging, even though I can't remember what the heck it's called off the top of my head.

um but i tried to collect every single one i have a handful of them i really enjoy them and especially when shelf space is at a premium for me these take up very little space on the shelf so all the more reason to keep it just because it is something very unique and it's a line that didn't last that long in physical media history but i'm very happy to have a bunch of them in my collection The next edition that I have is just kind of unique because we are still...

I mean, we've had 4K releases for a very long time, but back in the DVD days, back in the Blu-ray heyday, we would get a lot of different colored cases.

I love collecting different colored cases for physical media.