Have you ever felt yourself longing to put a copy of Todd Rohal’s “Fuck My Son!” on your Blu-ray shelf? How about Grace Glowicki’s aromatic monster romance “Dead Lover?” Or maybe a limited fur-covered edition of “Hundreds of Beavers?”

If any of the above speak to you, Video Visions should be on your radar. IndieWire can exclusively announce the formation of a new physical media label from Cartuna founder James Belfer, who has produced some of our favorite recent indie films like “Boys Go to Jupiter,” “OBEX,” and “Moonfish.” Video Visions will serve as a physical distribution outlet for both past Cartuna titles and other recent festival hits that reflect the same offbeat sensibilities.

“I found it imperative not just to help films get made and seen, but also to preserve and archive them,” Belfer said in a statement. “Movies have been disappearing digitally for years. But to quote Guillermo del Toro, ‘If you own a great 4K HD, Blu-ray, DVD, etc., of a film or films you love… you are the custodian of those films for generations to come.’”

In a fun twist on the typical physical media business model, Video Visions’ release schedule will correspond with the lunar calendar. A handful of new titles will be available to pre-order every month, with selections changing with the lunar cycle. The company is launching with five titles in its online store, and will announce a new slate on October 26 when the Hunter’s Moon begins.

The online Video Visions store is now live. And in 2027, Chatham, New York residents will be able to shop at a new brick-and-mortar video store of the same name.

Keep reading for the complete slate of Video Visions titles, including the five films that are available for pre-order now and many that will become available in future lunar cycles.

• “Boys Go to Jupiter” | Julian Glander | 2024 | 16-year-old Billy 5000 zigzags around suburban Florida on his hoverboard between Christmas and New Year’s with one goal: make $5000.
• “Dead Lover” | Grace Glowicki | 2025 | A lonely gravedigger who stinks of corpses finally meets her dream man. When he tragically drowns at sea, she goes to morbid lengths to resurrect him.
• “Fuck My Son!” | Todd Rohal | 2025 | A desperate mother drags an innocent stranger into an absurd, filthy nightmare beyond comprehension. Adults only.
• “Hundreds of Beavers“ (new Fur Slip Edition) | Mike Cheslik | 2022 | A drunken applejack salesman must go from zero to hero and become North America’s greatest fur trapper by defeating hundreds of beavers.
• “The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man“ | Braden Sitter Sr. | 2024 | A paranoid young man launches a bizarre crime spree against the citizens of Toronto.

• “Adam Green’s Aladdin“ | Adam Green | 2015 | A hyper-sensory, poetic, and humorously modern take on the classic Arabian Nights tale that explores technology, repression, greed, and true love.
• “AJ Goes to the Dog Park” | Toby Jones | 2024 | When dogs are banned from his favorite park, a Fargo man embarks on a surreal and wildly absurd mission to save it.
• “Cash Cow“ | Matt Barats | 2022 | A struggling actor explores early Mormon historical sites as he anxiously awaits the national broadcast of his Domino’s Pizza commercial.
• “Dance Freak” | Alan Resnick, Robby Rackleff | 2025 | A dangerous experiment goes awry, resulting in a Dance Freak running wild.
• “Dog of God” | Lauris Ābele, Raitis Ābele | 2025 | In a rain-soaked 17th century Livonian village, a stolen relic sparks witchcraft accusations, and an 80-year-old self-proclaimed werewolf arrives with a mysterious gift: The Devil’s Balls.
• “Edie Arnold is a Loser“ | Kade Atwood, Megan Rico | 2026 | A timid Catholic-school dork starts a punk band and becomes an icon to the losers, while pissing off the hot girls, the nuns, and one horny altar boy.
• “Empress of Darkness” | Nick DiLiberto | 2020 | An Empress slain, a world cursed to darkness, and one man hunted by an evil horde. Nick DiLiberto’s hand-drawn follow-up to Nova Seed.
• “The Golden Spurtle” | Constantine Costi | 2025 | Contenders from around the world descend on a Scottish Highland village to compete for the title of World Porridge Champion.
• “The Hyperboreans” | Cristóbal León, Joaquín Cociña | 2024 | From the makers of The Wolf House: a psychiatrist and actress films a script dictated by a voice in her patient’s mind, haunted by a Chilean Nazi writer’s shadow.
• “Nova Seed” | Nick DiLiberto | 2016 | In an age of men and beasts, mankind’s only hope of stopping the Mad Doctor Mindskull lies out of reach… within the Nova Seed.
• “NUTS!” | Penny Lane | 2015 | The unbelievable true story of John Romulus Brinkley, a Kansas doctor who discovered he could cure impotence by transplanting goat testicles into men.
• “Olivia & the Clouds” | Tomás Pichardo Espaillat | 2024 | Olivia hides a past love under her bed. A surreal, shape-shifting animated exploration of how love lingers, from the Dominican Republic.
• “Our Nixon” | Penny Lane | 2013 | Nixon’s top aides filmed the presidency on Super 8, then went to prison. Their seized home movies, forgotten for 40 years, seen for the first time.
• “Prometheus’ Garden” | Bruce Bickford | 1988 | Inspired by the Greek myth of Prometheus, Bruce Bickford’s legendary 28-minute claymation epic unfolds as a dreamlike, violent struggle for survival.
• “The Reveries Trilogy“ | Graham Mason | 2018-2025 | Two mysterious drifters never speak; their inner monologues carry us across absurdist one-liners, weird tales, and stream-of-consciousness musings.
• “Sultana’s Dream” | Isabel Herguera | 2023 | Inspired by Begum Rokeya’s 1905 feminist utopia Ladyland, a Spanish artist travels India tracing the visionary world – and the woman who imagined it.
• “The Timekeepers of Eternity” | Aristotelis Maragkos | 2021 | Mr. Toomey tears paper to control his childhood monsters. When he wakes mid-flight to find most of the passengers gone, the paper nightmare threatens to rip everything apart.
• “Wasteland“ | Jonni Pepper-GoLions | 2019 | A five-part hand-drawn anthology about isolation, mental illness, and the subjectivity of reality, from DIY animator Jonni Pepper-GoLions.
• “When You Get to the Forest“ | Eric Power | 2023 | Overwhelmed, Dana seeks solace on a hiking trail from her youth – and awakens alone in a strange forest with one new companion: a talking cat.