Phantom of the Paradise is a movie I've been meaning to check out for a while. Do it so I have an excuse to watch it!

Also way to not mention Suspiria in the Jessica Harper chat. (Like 70s cult horror films ever come up on the show)

Re: the "do you believe in god" scene in GHOSTBUSTERS -- as I recall from the official commentaries, that was inserted where it is to bring Ray and Winston back into the story a bit, and also explain where they've been while most of the movie went down -- because up to that point they've both been missing since the Twinkie conversation, before the terror dog took Dana, and don't show up again until they pull up to the blown-out headquarters. It also serves, as the guys pointed out, as a tonal transition for the film to emphasize the potentially serious implications of what they do, as well as a literal transition from night to day to get us into the Walter Peck scene.

It's actually appropriate you should mention the ghostbeej straight after -- it was part of a much longer sequence where Ray and Winston spend the night at an old maritime museum (or something) and Ray falls asleep on the bed after having played dress-up with some of the clothing (which is why he's wearing the admiral's jacket in the scene). It killed the pace and so they dropped it, minus the bit they retained for the montage. The "do you believe in god" conversation was originally them coming back from that bust.

/iknowthatyouknowthat

By the way, according to the Blu-Ray.com review, the SORCERER release in fact has pretty much no special features. PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, however, has them coming out of all available orifices. On Trey's recommendation (and he's also not the first to bang the SORCERER drum), I took a chance and just blind-bought them both.

I blind bought Sorcerer a few months back and wasn't disappointed.  I've seen it twice now and probably don't need to see it again, but goddamn - it's the kind of movie you watch and go, "how did no one die making this movie?"

BTW Teague, thanks for suggesting Rick and Morty, it's absolutely fantastic. It's like all the best "crazy" episodes of Community spun off into it's own show, really great writing, and like you said, adheres to the 3-act setup/payoff structure.