Pod 366, Ep. 172: Matador Bolero's Jonathan Rosado (and a little smoking) (VIDEO)

On this week's show, we talk to musician-turned-filmmaker Jonathan Rosado (The Suede Hello) about his now-in-theaters Super-8 experiment "Matador Bolero." But first, we cover the week's news and new releases: an upcoming new score for "The Holy Mountain" by rock band Zen Mother; psychedelic thriller "Wetiko" reaches VOD; Danish animation "The Trouble with Terkel" shows 6th graders behaving badly (including by rapping); 1970s Soviet sci-fi mystery "Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" spoiled; Tarsem Singh's surreal serial killer procedural "The Cell" in 4K. Then, Jonathan Rosado talks "Bolero," burlesque, and bagels.Surgeon General's Warning: Smoking isn't cool and will kill you. Vaping is cooler, but still uncool.ERRATA/OMISSIONS*Here's a major error: the Zen Mother rescore of "Holy Mountain" isn't upcoming, but, in fact, is from 2017.*Alloy Orchestra's first fully-scored silent film soundtrack was released in 1995.*Queen was not on Giorgio Moroder's "Metropolis" soundtrack, but Freddie Mercury appeared solo. Lou Reed was not on the soundtrack.*"Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" is from 1979, not 1976.