This week on Celluloid Psychosis, TJ and Paul dive headfirst into a treasure trove of physical media releases and the latest buzz from the world of cinema. From Criterion’s stunning 4K editions of The Wages of Fear (1953) and Godzilla vs. Biollante (1981) to Kino Lorber’s sleek restorations of Daylight (1996) and Inside Man (2006), there’s something for every collector. They also spotlight Ignite Films’ ultimate Re-Animator (1985) set and Lionsgate’s Steelbook editions of Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill.

In theaters, the duo discusses Marvel’s Kraven the Hunter, the heartwarming return of Paddington in Peru, and the chilling true-crime drama The Man in the White Van.

Other movie news includes the announcement of a 28 Years Later teaser, Andy Warhol’s The Chelsea Girls being added to the National Film Registry, and a 4K disc replacement service for Labyrinth.

Plus, find out why TJ recommends Congo (1995) and why Paul’s pick, The NeverEnding Story (1984), is a timeless classic.

This week on Celluloid Psychosis, TJ Bowser and Paul Ashford travel through time to review the cult sci-fi classic Trancers (1985), directed by Charles Band. Starring Tim Thomerson as the grizzled time-traveling cop Jack Deth and Helen Hunt as his unlikely 1980s ally Lena, this pulpy gem blends noir detective vibes with futuristic thrills.

The hosts dive into the film's campy charm, from its low-budget yet inventive special effects to its quirky humor and memorable one-liners. They break down Jack Deth's mission to hunt down zombie-like "Trancers" in the past and discuss the chemistry between Thomerson and Hunt, which adds unexpected heart to this genre mashup.

Expect a deep dive into the visual style, the film’s unique take on time travel, and its place in the pantheon of cult classics. Plus, TJ and Paul share their thoughts on the sequels and how Trancers helped define the Full Moon Features brand.

This week on Celluloid Psychosis, TJ Bowser and Paul Ashford delve into the world of physical media with another exciting Physical Media Round-Up. Highlights include the much-anticipated release of The Keep (1983) from both Vinegar Syndrome and Imprint Films, Lifeforce (1985) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) from Arrow Video, and Scream Factory's stunning editions of Ghosts of Mars (2001) and Humanoids from the Deep (1980). Umbrella Entertainment shines with cult classics like BMX Bandits (1983), while Cauldron Films delivers a Lamberto Bava treasure trove with the Brivido Giallo boxset.

The hosts also discuss the latest theatrical releases, including Moana 2, Paddington in Peru, and Gladiator 2, while diving into the buzz around The Keep's sold-out status and Imprint Films’ new editions.

Stay tuned for their Recommendations of the Week and a sneak peek at next week’s episode, where TJ and Paul revisit the ooze-soaked nostalgia of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991).