Midnight Viewing (Father Malone)

In our inaugural episode we venture into the gallery to witness three tales. All written by Rod Serling and featuring the directorial debut of Steven Spielberg.


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This episode of Night Gallery is presented in two segments. "The Dead Man" Based on a short story by Fritz Leiber. A tale of hypnosis gone awry. And "The Housekeeper" featuring a hirsute Larry Hagman as a wealthy man seeking supernatural spousal support.


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Chris Stachiw
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Father Malone
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This episode is broken into three stories. Room with a View tells a tale of suspicion, manipulation and revenge featuring a young Diane Keaton. Little Black Bag features Burgess Meredith and the hazards of time travel. And finally,The Nature of the Enemy for everyone who's ever wanted to launch their hamster into space.

Two Paintings for your perusal. The House is an hallucinatory look at insanity or the supernatural or something and was directed by Gomez Addams himself -- John Astin. Certain Shadows on the Wall is a tale of sororicide amongst an old monied family and features a bonkers cast of old Hollywood luminaries.

Make Me Laugh concerns a failed standup comic and the culuturally questionable means with which he pursues success.
Clean Kills and Other Trophies tells of an old money sadist and his unfinished collection of trophies.
Both tales written by Rod Serling

In Pamela's Voice, John Astin and Phyllis Diller drop in to the gallery and explore the metaphysical meaning of heaven and hell.
Lone Survivor stars John Colicos as a doomed shiprwreck survivor.
The Doll explores a curious method of vengeance.

In the finale of season one, we're given two new paintings to appraise--
They're Tearing Down Tim Reilly's Bar is familiar territory for Rod Serling. An over the hill exec must decide if the past is more appealing than his present.
The Last Laurel is a wicked, little tale of lust and the importance of knowing your own home's layout.

Season 2 begins strong with 4 new paintings for your perusal.
The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes is a chilling tale featuring young Clint Howard.
Miss Lovecraft Sent Me tells why it's important to check references.
The Hand of Borgus Weems drags the series kicking and screaming into the 70s.
Phantom of What Opera? features Leslie Nielsen in a silly role that predates Airplane!

It's a Szwarc-a-thon! Chris, Mike and Father Malone take a look at a trio of tales directed by Jeannot Szwarc (and one he didn't). Rod Serling's trips to the 50s continue with debates on the value of life and the business of hate.

Witches will steal your wife and DJs will too! Join Father Malone, Chris Stachiw and Mike White as they plunge further into the madness of Night Gallery season two.

We draw back the curtain on four tales featuring monstrous children, drunken braggarts and a spider you'll not soon forget (it's terrible).

Two tales of broken reality involving werewolves and ghosts and Orson Welles.

It's a retroactive Creepshow reunion! Leslie Nielsen and Fritz Weaver star in this episode's first story "A Question of Fear". Soldier of Fortune Malloy makes a bet he'll survive a night in a haunted house.

"The Devil is Not Mocked" based on the short story by Manly Wade Wellman shows what happens when human evil collides with evil in its purest (and most patriotic) form.

Two tales are presented in this episode. The first "Midnight Never Ends" is familiar territory for anyone who's a fan of Rod Serling. Directed by Jeannot Szwarc.

The second tale....oh, boy....Brenda (based on a thoughtful short story by Margaret St. Clair) tries the patience of all who view it. It's.....something.

An excellent addition to the Gallery.
The Diary stars Patty Duke as a poison pen purveyor of gossip who is gifted a journal that tells not what was but what will be.
A Matter of Sematics features Cesar Romero (and 'stache) as Dracula dropping in to the local blood bank.
Big Surprise stars John Carradine in a tale of childhood wonder and terror. Written by Richard Matheson based on his own short story
Professor Peabody's Last Lecture stars Carl Reiner as an arrogant lecturer who discovers a few myths can't be easily dismissed. First television appearance of Lovecraft's Old Ones.

House - With Ghost stars Bob Crane and Joanne Worley as an ex-pat couple in London who've settled on a new domicile that might prove their undoing.
A Midnight Visit to the Neighborhood Blood Bank features Victor Buono as a vampire who just can't get a break.
Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator is an old west tale of a crooked Travelling Medicine Man played by Forest Tucker who's potion may or may not be able to raise the dead. (It doesn't)
Hell's Bells features John Astin as a corrupt, venal hippie who finds out, all too late, the actual meaning of damnation.

John Astin directs The Dark Boy - a tale of a Frontier school teacher and the mysterious boy who haunts her classroom.
Keep in Touch - We'll Think of Something finds real-life couple Alex Cord & Joanna Pettet in a bizarre love triangle featuring dreams, obsession and grand theft auto.

H.P. Lovecraft's tale Pickman's Model is adapted for the first time here on Night Gallery.
The Dear Departed is a tale of seance hucksters and what happens when the spirits actually appear.
An Act of Chivalry is brief.

Cool Air - Another HP Lovecraft adaptation, this one by Rod Serling.
Camera Obscura - features Ross Martin & Rene Auberjonois in a tale of time-travel and ghoulish revenge.
Quoth the Raven features Marty Allen

It's a return to form for Rod Serling in The Messiah on Mott Street. Featuring Edward G. Robinson as an aging immigrant and his grandson's search for a savior. Featuring Yaphet Kotto.
Interdimensional portals are no big deal to Pawn Shop Owner Zsa Zsa Gabor in a segment based on a short story by Donald Wandrei

The Different Ones can be viewed in the Eye of the Beholder. A tale of a concerned father (Dana Andrews) who must decide whether or not to shoot his deformed son into Space.
Tell David... features Sandra Dee in a baffling tale about a jealous wife who perhaps encounters her future son and daughter-in-law.
Lagoda's Heads is a throwback jungle thriller by Psycho's Robert Bloch and features a standout perfromance by Tim Matheson's mustache.

Elsa Lanchester stars in a tale of horticulture and homicide in the haunting "Green Fingers".
Werner Klemperer appears in "Funeral" (written by Richard Matheson) as a most unusual mourner.
"The Tune in Dan's Cafe" features a song that will drive you immediately insane. Trust us.

Stuart Wittman stars a grizzled fisherman who finds a new outlook on life when he snares a mermaid in this totally original tale by Rod Serling.
The Late Mr. Peddington features Kim Novak and Harry Morgan as a widow and funeral director planning for eventualities.
Feast of Blood stars Sondra Locke as a young woman given an unusual brooch.

The Miracle at Camafeo is a Rod Serling original about an insurance fraudster and the dogged investigator who pursues him to a town where miracles are possible.
The Ghost of Sorworth place features a return appearance by Richrd Kiley. Here he stumbles onto an old Scottish manse and the beautiful inhabitant (Jill Ireland) who may be haunted.

A supernatural tale set in the Old West, The Waiting Room stars Steve Forrest as a ruthless gunslinger who stops in a town where he recognizes everyone.
Last Rites of a Dead Druid is a terrific segment from Jeannot Szwarc with impressive turns by Bill Bixby and Carol Lynley.

Deliveries in the Rear is a retelling of the Burke & Hare murders in 19th century London with a tidier conclusion.
Stop Killing Me features a bravura performance by Geraldine Page as a wife convinced her husband intends to murder her through worry.
Dead Weight is a dark gangster tale with a standout performance by Bobby Darin.

I'll Never Leave You - Ever: In an 18th Century, Welsh village a young wife plots the murder of her ailing, elderly husband through means of curious doll. Costarring John Saxon.

There Aren't Any More MacBanes: A young grad student (Joel Gray) unleashes ancient family forces that he cannot control - much to the dismay of those he loves most.


Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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Sins of the Father: Richard Thomas portrays the son of Sin Eater who must stand in for his father in more ways than one.

You Can't Get Help Like That Any More: Cloris Leachman gives an unhinged performance as the wicked owner of a new domestic robot.


Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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The Caterpillar: Laurence Harvey gives a devilish performance as an English expat in Borneo whose plan to kill a competitor is very unusual and goes very wrong.

Little Girl Lost: William Windom returns to the Gallery as a grieving father who refuses to believe his daughter is dead.


Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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Bill Bixby and Vincent Price (!) both return for a worthy entry in the Night Gallery canon: The Return of the Sorcerer
Speaking of returns, Joanna Pettet returns for her third appearance as The Girl with the Hungry Eyes.

Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
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Father Malone
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In Rare Objects, Mickey Rooney plays a tough guy mafioso (!) on the lam with limited options. Enter Raymond Massey with an unusual solution.

Spectre In Tap Shows sees the return of Sandra Dee as a twin who's sister's death is most circumspect. But in perfect rhythm.

Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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Fright Night is the tale of a couple's inheritance: a trunk that must never be opened. Starring Stuart Whitman & Barbara Anderson.

Finnegan's Flight features marvelous performances by Burgess Meredith and Cameron Mitchell as inmates who've discovered a way to escape the prison walls.


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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
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She'll Be Company For You stars Leonard Nimoy as a recent widower who is gifted a hungry cat by Lorraine Gary.

The Ring With the Red Velvet Ropes stars Gary Lockwood as the new Boxing Heavy Weight Champion who must defend his title in the spectral world against Chuck Connors.

Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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Ozzie & Harriet Nelson guest star as an inventor and his absent-minded wife/assistant. She'd be late for her own funeral in You Can Come Up Now Mrs. Miliken

Ross Martin and Burl Ives (!) star in a tale of blackmail and backwoods revenge.



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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
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Third time's the charm for Geraldine Page who transforms a thinly written harridan into a compelling, tragic character in Something in the Woodwork.
Lesley Ann Warren is a mysterious woman offering Death on a Barge. The directing debut of Leonard Nimoy.

Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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We're closing down the Night Gallery with a trio of final paintings.

Whisper stars Sally Field as a troubled clairvoyant and Dean Stockwell as her too encouraging lover.
The Doll of Death tells a remarkably non-problematic tale of voodoo with Susan Strasberg caught in a love triangle with Barry Atwater and Alejandro Rey.
Hatred Unto Death is a tale of genetic memory and its ravaging effect on the present. Really it's a story of an unhinged gorilla hunting down Steve Forrest and Dina Merill in a darkened museum.


Mike White
http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/
Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com
Father Malone
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Welcome back Midnight Viewers to an all new season and an all new anthology.

Tales from the Darkside!

Trick or Treat start Barnard Hughes as a stingy and sadistic miser who uses Halloween as an instrument of torture.

The New Man finds Vic Tayback unable to accept he has a spritely, young son despite the assurances from his wife and eldest boy.

INTERVIEW with ROBERT DRAPER (Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, Halloween 5) about his experiences as the Director of Photography on more than a dozen episodes of Tales from the Darkside.

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Chris Stachiw
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The Darkside is off to a rollicking start!

I'll Give You a Million is the tale of two bitter old tycoons and the lengths and amounts they'll go to/pay to prove a theory on the afterlife.

Pain Killer is a devilish tale of a putupon mechanic and the deal he'll have to consider to end the pain in his back.

INTERVIEW with BRADLEY FISHER (Westworld, Beau is Afriad) about his experiences starring as the Devil in I'll Give You a Million.

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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
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The Odds is the tale of a bookie (Danny Aiello) who never turns down a bet and a mysterious gambler (Tom Noonan) who cannot lose.

Mookie & Pookie features Justine Bateman as a twin who's brother has died but might be able to return thanks to some bleeding edge technology. Also featuring Tippi Heddren.

Father Malone
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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

David Patrick Kelly plays a graphic designer who's manage to let life slip away from him in Slippage. Directed by Michael Gornick (Martin, Dawn of the Dead, Creepshow) and photographed by Ernest Dickerson (Do the Right Thing, Surviving the Game)

Inside the Closet! A seminal episode of the series. Written by Michael McDowell (Beetlejuice), Photographed by Robert Draper (The Three Stooges) and Directed by Tom Savini (if you don't know him I'm not sure what you're doing here). And starring Fritz Weaver (Creepshow) & Lizzie.

Featuring an interview with Jeffrey Wolf (editor of 8 Darkside episodes, including Inside the Closet and director of Season 4's The Moth).



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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

Darkside meets Ellison Wonderland. Djinn, No Chaser features Colleen Camp and Kareem Abdul-Jabar in a contemporary tale of ancient magic from the short story by Harlan Ellison.

All a Clone by the Telephone stars Harry Anderson as a frustrated television writer who slips into an "alternate reality" and begins taking notes from his answering machine.

Both episodes written by Haskell Barkin.

Father Malone
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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

Word Processor of the Gods is based on the short story by Stephen King. It's the story of a writer (surprise!) who inherits a word processor from his recently deceased nephew that may allow him to rewrite existence. Starring Bruce Davison.

A Case of the Stubborns stars Hollywood royalty Eddie Bracken as an elerly southern gentleman who simply refuses to accept his own mortality. Featuring young Christian Slater and pre-ST:TNG Brent Spiner.

Father Malone
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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

Greetings Midnight Viewers. Father Malone here. And I’d like to welcome you to a special bonus series. We’ve been slugging it out in the horror anthology trenches for years now and felt as though the chaff sometimes overwhelms the bloody wheat in our discussions. To that end, we’ve decided to throw a spotlight on some of the more superlative segments from the various and disparate series.

TELEVISION TERROR
Tales from the Crypt
Aired July 17th, 1990
Written by Greg Pruss and Randall Jahnson
Directed by Charlie Picerni
Starring Morton Downey Jr.

Originally published in Haunt of Fear and written/inked by Harvey Kurtzman, Television Terror is the story of a tabloid television journalist and the night spent in a haunted house as yet another ratings stunt. But this is Tales from the Crypt. And here houses ARE haunted. And they don't give a damn about ratings.

Joining Midnight Viewing to discuss this episode is author Randall Jahnson (The Doors, Dudes, Sunset Strip)

Greetings Midnight Viewers. Father Malone here. And I’d like to welcome you to a special bonus series. We’ve been slugging it out in the horror anthology trenches for years now and felt as though the chaff sometimes overwhelms the bloody wheat in our discussions. To that end, we’ve decided to throw a spotlight on some of the more superlative segments from the various and disparate series.

The Shadow Man
Twilight Zone '85
Aired Nov 29, 1985
Written by Rockne S. O'Bannon
Directed by Joe Dante
Starring Jonathan Ward

Joining Midnight Viewing to discuss this episode is author Rockne S. O'Bannon (Farscape, Alien Nation, Evil)

Dorothy Lynman plays a fake psychic delivering only good news to her clients until she receives a Tarot deck that only predicts doom in IN THE CARDS.

Alice Ghostley stars in ANNIVERSARY DINNER about an aging, empty-nest couple who befriend a young woman as their 25th anniversary feast approaches.


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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

This session covers the intriguing yet perplexing 'Snip Snip' (S1 E14) starring Carol Kane and Bud Cort, featuring an algebra teacher dabbling in the occult, and 'Answer Me' (S1 E15) starring Jean Marsh, revolving around a hauntingly persistent ringing telephone.

01:52 Welcome to Midnight Viewing
02:19 Episode Discussion: Snip Snip
02:48 Acting Highlights and Critiques
06:21 Plot Holes and Logical Issues
13:34 Episode Discussion: Answer Me
22:29 Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes
22:47 Where to Find More Content
23:44 Final Sign-Off

BONUS EPISODE

Father Malone shares the Midnight View with HP from 'Night Mr. Walters: A Taxi Podcast for a discussion of our first cinematic horror anthology: Stephen King's Cat's Eye

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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

What makes "Heavy Metal" so enduringly appealing? Part of its charm lies in its timelessness and the nostalgia it evokes for an era when animation for adults was a daring novelty. The movie also serves as a reminder of the "cool factor" that seems to be missing in much of today's mainstream media. "Heavy Metal" was a conduit for content that was edgy, a bit dangerous, and profoundly cool, qualities that seem increasingly sanitized in the current landscape.

Joining us today are Swamp Media Group creators Antonio Llapur and Matt Sjafiroeddin. For them "Heavy Metal" was not just entertainment; it was a source of inspiration. The film's unique blend of animation styles, from rotoscoping to traditional hand-drawn techniques, and its fearless approach to storytelling left a lasting impact on them. It steered them towards embracing animation as a powerful medium for storytelling in their own feature work: the award-winning, live-action cartooon, "Space Detective."

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Welcome to Midnight Viewing - Anthologies Attack!

Antonio Llapur (Space Detective) joins Father Malone to where we take a look at Anthologies in every genre and media.

For our inaugural episode we delve deep into the legacy of Batman, focusing particularly on 'Batman: The Animated Series' and its groundbreaking anthology episode "Almost Got 'Im" and its significant impact on the Batman mythology. 

00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing: Anthologies Attack!
00:37 Diving into Batman: The Animated Series Classics
01:28 The Origins of Batman: Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and the Birth of an Icon
11:28 Batman's Evolution: From Comics to Screen
29:18 The Animated Renaissance: Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, and the Making of a Masterpiece
36:31 Diving into Iconic Batman Villains and Their Portrayals
37:29 The Unique Take on Batman's Rogues Gallery
39:02 Exploring the Depths of Batman's Animated Adventures
01:04:15 The Evolution and Impact of Harley Quinn
01:07:55 Mark Hamill's Unforgettable Joker and the Legacy of Batman TAS
01:12:02 Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead to More Batman Discussions

Father Malone
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Antonio Llapur
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In this episode, the host, Father Malone,  Mike White from The Projection Booth and Chris Stachiw from KultureCast,  delve into two Season 1 episodes: 'The Tear Collector' and 'The Madness Room', providing a detailed discussion, critique, and humorous take on the storylines, acting, and production elements of both episodes. Additionally, the hosts engage in broader conversations about horror anthology storytelling, the effectiveness of anthology tropes, and share anecdotes related to the episodes and film industry.

00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing: Tales from the Darkside
01:42 Critique and Commentary on 'The Tear Collector'
15:18 Transitioning to 'The Madness Room' Episode
15:42 Uncovering a Lost Episode: Night Gallery's Hidden Gem
16:03 The Elaborate Plan: Critiquing a Complex Murder Scheme
21:13 The Madness Room: A Deep Dive into Plot and Characters
24:50 Anthology Logic and the Quest for a Perfect Murder
29:57 Where to Find the Hosts: Projects and Podcasts

If the Shoe Fits', is a bizarre story about a cornpone southern politician experiencing odd torments in a hotel. It's political satire, folks!

The conversation then transitions to 'Levitation', about a magician's levitation act with unforeseen consequences for a persistent young fan. 

00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing: Diving into Tales from the Dark Side
00:27 Dissecting 'If the Shoe Fits': A Political Satire Gone Awry
03:31 From Clown Shoes to Political Commentary: Unpacking the Satire
12:42 Transitioning to 'Levitation': Magic and Mystery in the Dark Side
14:37 The Hypnotist's Dilemma: A Theoretical Scenario
14:59 Critiquing the Narrative: Magic and Annoyance
20:30 The Circus Setting: Illusions and Realities
23:21 The Heckler's Perspective: Disrupting the Show
25:35 Looking Ahead: Next Episode Tease and Guest Projects

Father Malone
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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

'Legends of the Dark Knight,' which aired on October 10, 1998. This episode showcases three unique Batman stories inspired by the works of Bill Finger, Dick Sprang, and Frank Miller. The discussion spans different art styles, storytelling techniques, memorable character portrayals, including Michael Ironside's take on an older Batman, and broader Batman lore. The conversation also delves into Batman's evolution from comics to films, highlighting the influences on modern Batman portrayals by directors like Zack Snyder and Tim Burton. Tune in for nostalgic insights and future speculations on one of DC's most iconic heroes.

00:00 Welcome to Anthology's Attack
00:17 Exploring Batman: The Animated Series
00:41 Batman Through the Ages
02:07 The Evolution of Batman's Rogues Gallery
06:40 Batman and James Bond: A Comparative Analysis
07:52 The Legacy of Robin
08:57 The Impact of Crisis on Infinite Earths
27:22 The Dark Knight Returns: Influence and Adaptation
46:37 Discussing James Gunn's Impact on Guardians of the Galaxy
48:57 Superman Costume Critique and Predictions
50:18 Firefly and Batman Villains in Animation
53:41 The Harley Quinn Animated Series
59:09 DC vs Marvel: Heroes and Their Worlds
01:06:43 The Influence of The Dark Knight Returns
01:13:38 Casting Choices and Superhero Movie Critiques
01:20:33 Final Thoughts on Batman and Anthology Ideas
01:25:10 Closing Remarks and Where to Find Us


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On this episode of Anthologies Attack we have an in-depth discussion about the interconnected dark tales of Basin City's most notorious residents. A journey through the 2005 comic book movie scene, focusing on the iconic Sin City.

Delve deep into the film’s gritty noir essence, standout performances by Mickey Rourke and Bruce Willis. Explore the film's visual style, storytelling, and the controversial gender politics of Frank Miller's work while reflecting on its impact on the neo-noir genre.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts
00:15 Comic Book Movies of 2005
01:13 Spotlight on Sin City
03:50 Frank Miller's Influence
14:17 Frank Miller's Independent Work
22:42 Robert Rodriguez's Journey
28:04 Sin City: The Movie
49:01 Mickey Rourke's Career and Boxing Journey
50:19 Mickey Rourke's Iconic Role as Marv
52:12 Carla Gugino and Jessica Alba's Performances
56:55 The Unsexy Nature of Sin City
01:00:31 Kevin and Elijah Wood's Creepy Performance
01:04:04 Dwight's Story and The Big Fat Kill
01:18:19 Hartigan's Return and That Yellow Bastard
01:28:20 Final Thoughts on Sin City and Its Sequel
01:31:10 Conclusion and Where to Find More Content

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'It All Comes Out in the Wash,' a tale about a corrupt real estate developer who uses a mystical laundry service to cleanse his sins.

'Bigalow's Last Smoke,' the story of a man trapped in an apartment where extreme measures are used to help him quit smoking.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:36 Episode Overview: It All Comes Out in the Wash
01:02 Discussion: Characters and 
00:41 Episode Overview: Bigelow's Last Smoke
17:40 Introduction to the Episode
22:35 Discussion on Smoking and Morality
26:23 Final Thoughts and Favorite Moments
32:59 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

We delve into the final two episodes of 'Tales from the Darkside' Season One:

'Grandma's Last Wish' and 'The False Prophet.' We critique the plotlines, characters, and overall execution of both episodes, sharingour thoughts on the vague and often frustrating storytelling. 

We reflect on the general themes of the season, the show's recurring focus on technology, and the eccentric performances by the actors, particularly Ronnie Blakely in 'The False Prophet.' 

00:00 Introduction and Assignments
00:34 Meet the Hosts
01:59 Episode Review: Grandma's Last Wish
02:40 Character Analysis and Critique
08:07 Props and Production Notes
11:47 Episode Review: The False Prophet
14:43 Initial Reactions to the Episode
15:04 Character Analysis: Reverend Heat Jones
15:53 Ronnie Blakely's Unique Performance
18:27 Discussion on Horace X
19:59 Philosophical Musings and Episode Critique
23:55 Season One Recap and Reflections
25:22 Looking Forward to Season Two
25:42 Closing Remarks and Where to Find Us

Father Malone
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Mike White
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Chris Stachiw
WeirdingWayMedia.com

Father Malone shifts focus from anthologies to more accessible content available on streaming platforms. Joined by new co-host Ripley, they discuss Godzilla Minus One, The Boys Season 4, House of the Dragon Season 2, the new Star Wars series The Acolyte, and Outer Range. The episode also includes a look at the new Robert Zemeckis film "Here" and a classic movie recommendation from Ripley.

00:00 Introduction and New Format Announcement 
01:34 Review: Godzilla Minus One
04:35 Review: The Boys Season 4
08:24 Review: House of the Dragon Season 2
11:56 Review: The Acolyte
15:24 Discussion: Here Movie Trailer
24:29 Star Wars TV Show Critique
25:53 The Brat Pack Documentary
30:21 Anthony Michael Hall's Career Insights
32:07 Outer Range: A Neo-Western Gem
36:48 Ripley's Picks: Beverly Hills Cop
41:01 Closing Remarks and Contact Info

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Father Malone has an in-depth conversation with renowned filmmaker Armand Mastroianni, known for his classic films like 'He Knows You're Alone' and TV series such as 'Friday the 13th: The Series' and 'Dark Shadows'. Starting with his early interest in filmmaking in Brooklyn, Mastroianni shares his experiences of meeting influential figures, working creatively within budget constraints, and his respect for classic Hollywood storytelling. The discussion highlights his innovative visual storytelling techniques and work on TV series like 'Tales from the Darkside' and 'War of the Worlds'. Reflecting on his career, he provides insights into his collaborations, creative decisions, and the unpredictable nature of the industry, illustrating his persistence, passion, and the collaborative essence of filmmaking.

00:00 Introduction to the Special Guest
01:30 Early Life and Inspiration
01:57 First Steps in Filmmaking
09:10 Breakthrough with Otto Preminger
13:47 He Knows You're Alone: The Big Break
21:25 Working with Hollywood Legends
29:02 Tales from the Dark Side and Mentorship
42:51 Stories with TJ 
43:26 Filming on Both Coasts
44:48 First TV Movie Success
45:23 Visual Storytelling in TV Movies
48:23 Dark Shadows Revival
53:46 Friday the 13th and Pushing Boundaries
59:31 Directing Style and Shot Lists
01:01:34 The Ring and Casting Challenges
01:05:49 Gone But Not Forgotten
01:08:26 Working with Chuck McCann
01:15:42 Collaborations and Future Projects
01:19:35 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Projects


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In this episode of Anthologies Attack!, hosts Father Malone and Antonio LLapur deviate from the usual format to introduce a fresh segment: superhero schoolyard smackdowns. They dive deep into comparisons of cinematic and television portrayals of DC & Marvel villains, pitting incarnations of Lex Luthor, the Riddler, Carmine Falcone, General Zod, Captain Cold, Kingpin, Bullseye, and the Red Skull against each other. Through passionate discussions and amusing banter, they assess which versions of these notorious villains would come out on top in hypothetical matchups. Future episodes promise similar battles among the heroes.


00:00 Introduction to Anthology's Attack
01:29 Lex Luthor Showdown: Hackman vs. Spacey
02:56 The Ruthless Lex Luthor: Hackman vs. Eisenberg
03:13 John Cryer: The Best Lex Luthor?
04:31 Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor: The Wasted Potential
05:26 The Evolution of Lex Luthor
08:45 The Riddler Face-Off: Carrey vs. Astin
10:40 Falcone's Battle: Turturro vs. Wilkinson
11:51 General Zod: The Ultimate Showdown
14:03 Captain Cold: The Finest Supervillain Performance
18:15 Batman and the Shark Repellent
20:02 Kingpin Clash: Rhys-Davies vs. Duncan
22:14 Critiquing Movie Soundtracks
23:57 Michael Clarke Duncan's Kingpin Performance
26:04 Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk
30:07 The Batman and Gotham City
35:32 Red Skull in the MCU
42:22 Christopher Lambert Anecdote
45:15 Conclusion and Next Session Teaser

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New York Stories and the Art of Anthology

In this episode of Midnight Viewing Antholodies Attack!, hosts Father Malone and Antonio Llapur discuss 'Life Lessons' by Martin Scorsese, 'Life Without Zoe' by Francis Ford Coppola and Sofia Coppola, and 'Oedipus Wrecks' by Woody Allen. They explore the strengths and weaknesses of each segment, from the charming but flawed execution to the nostalgic appeal and the missing perspectives that could have enriched the overall New York experience. They also touch upon the notable performances, including Nick Nolte in a desperate artist role, the whimsical storytelling of Sofia Coppola, and Mae Questel's endearing portrayal of a nagging mother. The episode also delves into the contrasting cinematic styles of these legendary directors, reflecting on how their works capture the essence of New York in different lights.

00:00 Introduction to Dark Destinations
01:19 Welcome to Anthology's Attack
01:54 Exploring New York Stories
06:08 Life Lessons by Martin Scorsese
07:12 Critique of Life Lessons
23:11 Francis Ford Coppola's Life Without Zoe
28:44 Batman: The Hero and the Homeless
29:35 1989: Life Without Zoe
29:49 The Precocious Kids of 1989
31:04 Coppola's Stylized New York
31:29 Critiquing the Characters
33:02 The Charm of Don Novello
33:16 The Annoying Rich Kids
41:51 The Coppola Family Reunion
43:13 Woody Allen's Oedipus Wrecks
52:50 Final Thoughts on New York Stories

In this episode of Midnight Viewing Anthologies Attack!, host Father Malone sits down with actor, director, producer, and author Christopher John Fetherolf to explore Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. They reminisce about their past, discuss Fetherolf's new book 'The Last of the Giant Fire Lizards,' and examine the film's most memorable scenes, character dynamics, and unique blend of humor and depth. The conversation covers Python's individual contributions, thematic elements, and the experience of watching the film at different life stages portrayed. 

00:00 Introduction to Dark Destinations 
01:18 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:32 Special Guest: Christopher John Fetherolf 
02:35 Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
05:19 Chris Fetherolf's New Book
09:03 Projectionist Days
12:49 Monty Python's Influence and Comedy
23:43 Crimson Permanent Assurance and Musical Anthology
40:50 Absurdity of Monty Python's Humor
41:17 Musical Satire: Every Sperm is Sacred
42:35 Comparing Classic Musicals
43:42 Social Commentary and Forward-Thinking Jokes
44:45 Heavenly Absurdities and Final Musical Numbers
47:58 The Meaning of Life: A Contemptuous Conclusion
51:50 Sex Education and Satirical Humor
53:46 The Python Writing Process
56:35 Favorite Python Moments and Characters
01:05:50 Graham Chapman: The Perfect Leading Man
01:10:43 Terry Gilliam's Unique Contributions
01:21:07 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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In this week's episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Little Miss Ripley Jean dive into the cultural impact of 'The X-Files' and review the TV show 'Evil.' Additionally, they spotlight Orson Welles' 1973 classic documentary 'F for Fake,' exploring themes of trickery and artistic forgery. The episode concludes with a review of 'The Watchers,' a supernatural thriller set in rural Ireland, starring Dakota Fanning. Father Malone shares his thoughts on the film's strengths and weaknesses, particularly in its handling of Irish folklore.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
00:50 The Cultural Impact of The X-Files
02:37 Exploring the Show 'Evil'
07:17 Ripley's Pick: 'F for Fake'
12:14 Review of 'The Watchers'
18:01 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

Ripley has her first viewing of John Carpenter's The Thing. And Father Malone takes you through an efficient way to rewatch Game of Thrones and reminds you that not all war movies have to be spectacle with A Midnight Clear

Here's the list of White Walker Episodes:
Winter is  Coming S01E01
Nightlands S02E02
Valar Margulis S02E10
Valar Dohaerys S03E01
Second Sons S03E08
Oathkeeper S04E04
Hardhome S05E08
The Door S06E05
Dragonstone S07E01
Eastwatch S07E05
Beyond the Wall S07E06
The Dragon and the Wolf S07E07
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms S08E02
The Long Night S08E03

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'Ring Around the Redhead' featuring John Heard and Penelope Ann Miller, and
'Parlor Floor Front' starring Adolf Caesar and Rosetta Lenoir.

The discussion delves into the plot, character analysis, and overall reception of the episodes, often highlighting their messiness and the execution (or lack thereof) of various story elements. They also touch upon the broader themes and real-world issues reflected in the shows. 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing Podcast
00:29 Episode Overview: Ring Around the Redhead
01:12 Discussion: Plot and Characters
03:00 Critique: Episode Execution and Themes
03:58 Comparisons and Final Thoughts
14:37 Next Episode: Parlour Floor Front
17:16 Adolf Caesar's Performance in 'A Soldier's Story'
17:58 Tales from the Darkside Episode Breakdown
18:58 Comparisons to Tales from the Crypt
20:15 Character Analysis and Critique
29:05 Voodoo and Cultural Representation
31:28 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

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Two episodes to give you your Darkside Fix.
 'The Impressionist,' which involves a washed-up comic recruited to communicate with an alien, and 'Lifebomb,' about an insurance agent discovering a product that grants eternal life with dire consequences.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:24 Episode Overview: The Impressionist
05:55 Character and Actor Insights 
12:53 Analyzing the Episode's Lighting and Direction 
13:50 Armand Mastroianni's Unique Approach 
17:07 Introduction to Season Two, Episode Two 
17:56 Plot Breakdown and Initial Impressions
19:10 Critique of the Episode's Execution
20:15 Comparing to Other Episodes and Characters
25:48 Final Thoughts and Episode's Mean-Spirited Nature
26:21 Upcoming Episodes and Where to Find More Content

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Father Malone and Ripley Jean provide an engaging review of the 2017 documentary 'Tickled,' exploring its unexpected and dark narrative about competitive endurance tickling. They also dive into the cult UK comedy horror show 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace,' known for its satirical take on 80s horror series. Father Malone wraps up with a nostalgic look at the 1978 film 'Thank God It's Friday,' a disco-era musical comedy. 

01:34 Ripley's Documentary Pick: Tickled
08:10 Garth Marenghi's Darkplace: A Horror Comedy Gem
12:38 Disco Delight: Thank God It's Friday
17:54 Closing Remarks and What's Next

Join Father Malone and his co-host, the lovely pug Miss Ripley Jean, for an exhilarating horror-themed roundup.
This week, they dive into 'Abigail,' a high-concept film about criminals who kidnap a vampire ballerina, available on Peacock. Next, experience the eerie thrill of 'Nightwatch,' featuring Ewan McGregor, as a night watchman in a morgue amidst a series of murders. Finally, revisit the classic chills of 'The Amityville Horror' (1979) with James Brolin and Margot Kidder, streaming on Max.
 
00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:35 High Concept Horror: Abigail the Ballerina Vampire
06:41 Nightwatch: A Dive into the 90s Horror Classic
13:41 Ripley's Pick: The Amityville Horror
18:31 Wrapping Up and Special Announcements

Father Malone is joined by Paul Waller from 'A Year in Horror' podcast to explore the 1982 cult classic anthology film Creepshow, co-created by Stephen King and George Romero. The duo offers an in-depth analysis of Creepshow’s segments, special effects, and performances, spotlighting Tom Savini's groundbreaking special effects work. Personal anecdotes about horror podcasting and haunted attractions enrich their discussion while underscoring Stephen King’s enduring influence on the genre. 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
03:03 Discussing the Greatest Anthology Film: Creepshow
04:29 The Comfort of Rewatching Horror Classics 06:05 The Evolution of Movie Watching and Technology
08:51 Paul Waller's Horror Obsession and Podcast Journey 
19:07 The Iconic Cast of Creepshow
40:26 Nunkhead or Lunkhead? 
45:22 Haunted Attractions and Scare Experiences
52:46 Stephen King's Performance and Personal Struggles
58:21 Editing and Music in Creepshow 
01:10:25 Savini's Special Effects Mastery
 01:14:27 The Perfect Anthology Film
01:22:07 Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts

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Deadpool & Wolverine Extravaganza!

Join Father Malone and his co-host, Ripley Jean, as they dive into the latest Wolverine and Deadpool film, discussing the hype, the cameos, and whether it lives up to expectations. They also explore Ryan Reynolds' charm in 'The Amityville Horror' (2005) and Darren Aronofsky's masterpiece 'The Fountain,' starring Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz. 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:00 Wolverine and Deadpool Extravaganza
03:39 Movie Review: Deadpool and Wolverine
06:39 Ripley Jean's Recommendation: The Amityville Horror
12:47 Father Malone's Pick: The Fountain
17:41 Wrapping Up and What's Next

A Summer Movie Extravaganza
Father Malone and his co-host Ripley, along with their feline producer Foxy Brown, delve into a summer-themed movie discussion. Kicking off with a deep dive into the action-packed 1997 film 'Con Air' starring Nicolas Cage. 'A Quiet Place Day One,' a thrilling new release featuring Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn. Finally, Ripley wraps up with the nostalgic summer camp comedy 'Meatballs' led by Bill Murray.

00:00 Introduction and Crew Introduction
01:28 Summer Movie Recommendations
02:15 Nicolas Cage and Con Air
0:35 A Quiet Place Day One Review
15:43 Bill Murray's Meatballs
23:14 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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Father Malone and Antonio Llapur explore Quentin Tarantino's iconic film Pulp Fiction. They discuss the film's cultural impact, non-linear storytelling, and mainstream success, sharing personal anecdotes and experiences. The episode provides a detailed analysis of the ensemble cast, including John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Bruce Willis, as well as behind-the-scenes insights on Tarantino's collaboration with Roger Avary. 

00:00 Introduction to Anthologies Attack
00:57 Personal Histories with Pulp Fiction
02:33 Tarantino's Influence and Style
05:21 The Rise of Tarantino Clones
07:29 Behind the Scenes of Pulp Fiction 1
2:26 Tarantino and Avery's Collaboration
22:32 Casting Choices and Performances
43:26 Samuel L. Jackson's Iconic Role
56:56 Tarantino's Dialogue and Influence
01:11:31 The Gold Watch Story
01:14:26 Butch's Escape and the Gimp
01:28:23 The Wolf and the Coffee Shop
01:39:01 Final Thoughts and Tarantino's Legacy

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Join Father Malone and Ripley in this special crossover episode as they reflect on the legacy of Dan O'Bannon. Listen to their thoughts on 'Blue Thunder' and 'Return of the Living Dead,' along with an exciting collaboration with 'The Projection Booth' and 'The Kulturecast' examining Alien: Romulus.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup 
02:18 Dan O'Bannon's Legacy and Blue Thunder
11:12 Return of the Living Dead: A Zombie Classic
25:12 Alien Romulus Review: Initial Impressions
40:29 Alien Isolation: The Sequel We Never Got
44:15 Alien Life Cycle and Black Goo
58:32 Prequels and Unnecessary Backstories
01:17:02 Debating the Space Station Dilemma 
01:22:01 Alien Intelligence and Weaponry 
01:33:08 Colonial Marines and Franchise Missteps
01:40:41 Terminator vs. Alien: Franchise Comparisons
01:44:01 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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Featured episodes include 'Halloween Candy' starring Roy Poole and Tim Choate, and 'The Satanic Piano' with Michael Warren and Lisa Bonet. The discussion explores themes of elder abuse, cosmic fate, writer's block, technophobia, Faustian bargains, and much more.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing Podcast
00:39 Discussing 'Halloween Candy' Episode
02:28 Character Analysis and Episode Critique
06:34 Comparisons to Other Works
11:59 Technophobia and Nostalgia
15:12 Analyzing 'Halloween Candy' Episode
16:14 Introduction to 'The Satanic Piano'
16:46 Mike's Take on 'The Satanic Piano'
18:12 Chris's Perspective on 'The Satanic Piano'
22:07 Father Malone's Insights and Final Thoughts
30:53 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

The discussion focuses on two episodes: 'The Devil's Advocate' and 'Distant Signals'. The hosts offer a spirited debate on Jerry Stiller's captivating performance in 'The Devil's Advocate', exploring the themes of hatred and diabolical influence in broadcasting. They also analyze 'Distant Signals', likening its plot to 'Galaxy Quest' and examining the prescient themes of legacy sequels.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:22 Discussing 'The Devil's Advocate'
02:16 Mike's Take on 'The Devil's Advocate'
05:28 Comparing Radio Hosts and Talk Shows
14:02 Transition to 'Distant Signals'
14:41 Analyzing 'Distant Signals'
17:02 Comparisons and Reflections
25:30 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

Twisters and Terrahawks Analysis In this episode of 'Father Malone's Weekly Roundup,' host Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean dive into a review of 'Twisters,' critiquing its storytelling and special effects in comparison to its predecessor. Father Malone also revisits the 2013 remake of The Evil Dead. And Ripley delights in the Thunderbirds without strings masterpiece Terrahawks.

00:00 Introduction and Weekly Roundup Overview
00:30 Review of 'Twisters'
07:25 Father Malone's Pick: 'The Evil Dead' (2013)
11:36 Nostalgia Trip: 'Terrahawks'
18:37 Conclusion and Farewell

Join Father Malone and Mr. Antonio Llapur as they explore the groundbreaking world of Disney's Fantasia (1940). This insightful episode delves into Fantasia's inception, innovative techniques, and cultural impact, with a special focus on the 'Night on Bald Mountain' segment featuring Chernabog.
Discover the intricacies of the animation, the film's historical context, and its avant-garde legacy. The hosts discuss the challenges of hand-drawn details, Disney's use of modern jazz dance, and Fantasia's influence on horror aesthetics. 

00:00 Introduction and Hosts
00:35 Discussing Disney's Early Days
01:56 Racism in Early Disney Films
03:48 Fantasia's Production Challenges
07:11 Innovations in Fantasia
16:34 Fantasia's Musical Selections
38:48 The Sorcerer's Apprentice
48:36 Evolution and Dinosaurs in Fantasia
55:58 Ancient Greece and Censorship
59:32 Dance of the Hours
01:09:38 Night on Bald Mountain
01:21:14 Ave Maria and Final Thoughts
01:26:34 Fantasia's Legacy and Future
01:37:09 Closing Remarks and Next Episode Preview

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Join Father Malone and his goth pug, Ripley, as they delve into the dark and tragic world of 'The Crow.' This episode covers the origins of 'The Crow' comic series by James O'Barr, its transformation into the cult classic 1994 film starring Brandon Lee, and the latest remake. Father Malone reviews the source material, the differences between the comic and films, and explores the influential gothic culture rooted in these adaptations. 

00:00 Introduction to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:47 The Crow: Comic Origins and Inspirations
06:41 The 1994 Film Adaptation: Brandon Lee's Legacy
09:17 The Crow's Cultural Impact and Personal Anecdotes
14:56 The Crow Remake: A Modern Take
22:11 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes

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 Father Malone and Ripley Jean dive into the horror thriller 'Longlegs,' discuss the craftsmanship of filmmaker Osgood Perkins, and explore the stylistic choices of Nicolas Cage in his unique role. Additionally, Father Malone highlights M. Night Shyamalan's suspenseful film 'Trap' centered around a notorious serial killer during a pop concert. Wrapping up, we delve into the TV series 'Penny Dreadful,' celebrating its rich horror themes and exceptional cast. 

00:00 Introduction to the Spooky Season 
01:41 Review of 'Longlegs' by Osgood Perkins
09:19 M. Night Shyamalan's Trap
15:07 TV Show Recommendation: Penny Dreadful 
23:20 Conclusion 


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Hosts Mike White, Chris Stachiw, and Father Malone unite their podcast shows to discuss the much-anticipated legacy sequel to 'Beetlejuice.' They delve into their thoughts and experiences with the new film, compare it to the original 1988 classic, and explore themes of horror, fan service, and the influence of external media like the animated series and the musical. The conversation touches on the success of legacy sequels in general, insights into Tim Burton's creative decisions, and potential future directions for the franchise. Featuring humorous anecdotes, critical analysis, and a shared love for the original, the episode provides a thorough unpacking of 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.'

00:00 Introduction and Hosts
00:42 Beetlejuice Sequel Discussion
03:49 Legacy Sequels and Industry Trends
05:07 Character Analysis and Performances
08:21 Critique and Comparisons
23:04 Nostalgia and Modernity
32:53 Beetlejuice in Pop Culture
36:29 Beetlejuice's Legacy and Future
40:19 Beetlejuice Baby and Merchandise
54:41 Fan Service and Critique
59:38 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

In this episode, our host is joined by special guest Darin Scott, a veteran in the horror anthology genre (From  A Whisper to a Scream, Tales from the Hood, American Nightmares). Together, they dive deep into the classic horror anthology film 'Asylum,' written by Robert Bloch, author of 'Psycho.' The discussion covers various topics, including the influence of British Amicus horror movies, the impact of 'Twilight Zone,' and favorite horror anthologies. Don’t miss this engaging conversation filled with insights and shared love for horror anthologies! 

00:00 Introduction to Asylum and Horror Anthologies
01:31 Special Guest: Darin Scott
02:24 Darin Scott's Love for British Amicus Films
07:51 The House That Dripped Blood and The Hood That Dripped Blood
12:11 Asylum: The Best Wraparound Story
22:37 Anthologies: A Playground for Actors
28:34 The Importance of Classic Films
31:36 Twilight Zone: Influential Episodes
38:00 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts and Farewells

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Join Father Malone and Ripley Jean in this week's roundup as they delve into the vibrant world of contemporary and historical Irish music through film. Discover 'Kneecap,' a captivating look at Irish hip hop against the backdrop of post-Troubles Belfast. And explore 'The Commitments' and 'Good Vibrations,' stories of soul and punk rock shaping Ireland's cultural identity.

00:00 Introduction and Opening Theme
02:03 Kneecap 
09:09 Rip's Picks: The Commitments
15:22 Good Vibrations: The Story of Terri Hooley
19:43 Conclusion and Sign-Off

 In this week's episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean delve into the latest streaming offerings, focusing on HBO Max's 'The Penguin.' They explore the rich history of the character and Colin Farrell’s remarkable transformation for the role. The episode also takes a turn with a discussion on 'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,' featuring Ripley Jean’s enthusiastic reactions. Lastly, Father Malone revisits the classic film 'The Bad News Bears,' celebrating its unique representation and timeless story.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:03 The Penguin
07:59 Ripley's Pick: Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
11:55 Baseball Films: The Bad News Bears

Father Malone and Antonio Llsput dive into the 1976 cult classic animated film 'Allegro Non Troppo' by Bruno Bozzetto. Referencing the film as a satirical response to Disney's 'Fantasia', they discuss its unique blend of live-action and animation, the various art styles used, and the film's absurd and dreamlike qualities. They also touch on themes like societal commentary through visual gags, and how unique sequences such as the 'Bolero' stood out. Additional discussions include comparisons with Italian cinema and other acclaimed animated works from different regions. 

00:00 Introduction and Host Assignments
02:32 Discussing Allegro Non Troppo 
06:55 Italian Cinema and Its Quirks
14:59 Fantasia vs. Allegro Non Troppo
22:59 Slavonic Dance and Social Commentary
26:45 Bolero: The Evolution of Life 
32:56 Heartbreaking Cat Story: A Tearjerker
37:16 The Temptation of the Serpent: A Unique Take on Genesis 

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Join Father Malone, Mike White from The Projection Booth, and Chris Stachiw from TheKulturecast as they delve into two episodes from Season 2 of George A. Romero's 'Tales from the Dark Side.' The hosts provide in-depth commentary on 'The Trouble with Mary Jane,' discussing the performances of Phyllis Diller and Lawrence Tierney, and explore the unnerving aspects of 'Ursa Minor' starring Marilyn Jones and Timothy Carhart. The podcast episode also touches upon the eerie themes, character dynamics, and the unexpectedly dark endings of these classic horror anthology episodes.

00:34 Episode Review: The Trouble with Mary Jane 
02:32 Discussion on Phyllis Diller and Lawrence Tierney
15:22 Episode Review: Ursa Minor 
26:22 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes

the hosts review two episodes from season two, 'Effect and Cause' and 'Monsters in My Room.' sharing their thoughts on aging boomers, the concept of reality shifting, and the treatment of overbearing parental figures in horror narratives. 

00:25 Discussion on 'Effect and Cause' Episode
19:19 Creature Design and Movie References
22:47 Christmas Episode and Childhood Fears
24:39 Stepdads and Overbearing Parents in Anthology Shows
29:47 Upcoming Episodes and Podcast Information

In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, join Father Malone and his co-host Ripley Jean as they explore the rich history and cultural impact of the iconic musical 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.' Featuring discussions on the original and various adaptations, an AI guest appearance by F-MAL1, and a spotlight on Christopher Lee in the segment 'Rip's Picks,' this episode promises a thrilling journey through the world of musical theater and classic horror. 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
03:46 The Legacy of Sweeney Todd
08:15 AI Father Malone Joins the Show
14:08 Ripley's Picks and Christopher Lee
20:47 Closing Remarks and What's Next

Father Malone and co-host Miss Ripley Jean delve into recent films, including an adaptation of Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot',  'The Substance,' and Kevin Smith's autobiographical film set in 1986 'The 4:30 Movie'.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup

01:51 Introducing the Latest Stephen King Adaptation: Salem's Lot 

09:47 The Substance

20:16 The 4:30 Movie

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, we're crossing over with The Kulturecast to discuss the film 'Saturday Night,' which depicts the events leading up to the first broadcast of 'Saturday Night Live.'

The film, directed by Jason Reitman, explores the hectic 90-minute period before the airing of the show, offering a unique real-time perspective. We take a look at the movie for its romanticized portrayal of real events and characters, particularly the enigmatic Lorne Michaels. We question the necessity of fictional scenes and the film's omission of key historical details, while appreciating the performances and recreations. And we wrap up with recommendations for listeners interested in more accurate historical accounts of SNL's early years. 

00:00 Introduction 
02:15 Personal Reflections on SNL
06:51 Critique of the Movie's Historical Accuracy
17:41 Saturday Night
29:56 Character Arcs and Performances 
35:05 Bits, Skits, and Sketches 
49:35 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

Father Malone and his co-host Miss Ripley Jean discuss the new adaptation 'Hellboy: The Crooked Man,' featuring a deeper dive into Hellboy's comic origins and its latest film iteration with Jack Kesey. There's a discussion on Drag Me to Hell's impact and whether the presence of horror masterminds such as Sam Raimi still resonates. The episode wraps up with Alex Cox's bizarre western Straight to Hell

00:00 Introduction
01:58 Hellboy: The Crooked Man Review
0:54 Drag Me to Hell Review
18:37 Straight to Hell: A Punk Spaghetti Western

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the hosts delve into 'Comet Watch,' which centers on an astronomer's obsession with Halley's Comet, and

'Dream Girl,' involving a stagehand who traps actors in his dreams.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing

00:25 Episode Review: Comet Watch

12:08 Episode Review: Dream Girl

23:33 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

This episode includes a detailed analysis of 'A New Lease on Life,' where a man moves into a sentient apartment building, and humorous musings on sentient buildings in popular culture. The conversation shifts to review 'Printer's Devil,' a dark tale about a writer's desperate measures for success, highlighting standout performances and comparing it to John Harrison's other works. They also discuss themes of 'deal with the devil' across anthology shows and preview upcoming content like 'The Shrine' and 'The Old Soft Shoe.'

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:21 Episode Overview: A New Lease on Life
13:28 Introduction to 'Printers Devil' 
25:32 Final Thoughts and Next Episodes

Grab your key! Don't forget the bus ticket. Has anyone seen the clock?Join Father Malone as he checks into The Lost Room. He's accompanied by acclaimed writer and Lost Room Showrunner Richard Hatem for an in-depth discussion about the show's creation, storytelling mechanics, and impact. Discover the origins of the enigmatic motel room concept, dive into behind-the-scenes stories, and learn about the challenges and triumphs faced during production.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement
03:15 The Lost Room: Plot and Characters
05:21 The Lost Room: Production Insights
17:08 The Lost Room: Casting Stories
41:0743:17 Production Challenges and Creative Solutions
49:16 Building the Perfect Set
53:34 The Creative Team's Dedication
01:00:38 The Legacy and Impact of The Lost Room0
1:07:41 Reflecting on the Journey
01:15:24 Final Thoughts and Future Projects

Join Father Malone and Ripley Jean in this spine-chilling episode as they dive into horror classics and underrated gems. They explore the eerie use of The Carpenters' music in horror films and provide an in-depth look at Stephen King's '1408' and its adaptations. Discover insights into Mick Garris's 'The Night Flyer,' featuring Miguel Ferrer's captivating performance and KNB's monster effects, and the Sci-Fi Channel's inventive miniseries 'The Lost Room.' 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:08 Karen Carpenter and Horror
06:28 The Movie Adaptation of 1408  
12:22 The Night Flyer: A Deep Dive 
15:18 The Lost Room: A Hidden Gem

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Father Malone and Ripley Jean uncover hidden Halloween-themed TV episodes from the past, including gems like the 'Chips' episode 'Rock Devil Rock' and the impactful Halloween plots of 21 Jump Street and Millennium. Spotlighting performances by Johnny Depp and impactful storytelling from writers like Glen Morgan and James Wong. The episode concludes with recommendations for other memorable Halloween TV specials.

00:58 The Golden Age of Halloween TV Episodes
02:47 Rock Devil Rock: A Halloween Special from Chips 
08:19 21 Jump Street's Haunted Episode
12:02 The Writers Behind the Magic
14:17 Millennium: The Curse of Frank Black
19:50 Additional Halloween Episode Recommendations

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In this comprehensive discussion, hosts Mike White, Chris Stachiw, Antonio LLapur and Father Malone present an in-depth exploration of the Venom movie franchise. The conversation covers a spectrum of topics, including character portrayals, plot deviations from the comics, and Tom Hardy's performance. The hosts compare Venom to 80s buddy movies and marvel at its campy, bizarre nature. They also examine the broader issue of superhero fatigue and critique Sony's adaptation approach. 

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions
00:42 Diving into Venom: The Last Dance
14:17 Discussion on Venom's Character and Future 
32:59 Symbiote Hosts and Odd Characters 
40:50 The Failure of Knull 
48:47 The Future of the MCU and Movie Trilogies
01:00:58 Final Thoughts and Plugs

 'The Shrine,' where Christine grapples with her mental breakdown, highlighting the episode's weak execution and disjointed narrative.

'The Old Soft Shoe,' featuring a lingerie salesman caught in a supernatural entanglement, critiquing its lack of focus and unresolved plot points.

00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing: Tales from the Dark Side
00:34 Episode Breakdown: The Shrine
12:03 Episode Breakdown: The Old Soft Shoe
21:57 Closing Thoughts and What's Next

'The Last Car,' a story about a college student finding herself trapped on a mysterious train. 
'Choice of Dreams,' where a dying mob boss faces eternal punishment.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:45 Episode Review: The Last Car
10:58 Episode Review: A Choice of Dreams
19:29 Closing Remarks and Plugs

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Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean dive into the post-Halloween blues by discussing some of the supernatural elements in the MCU, starting with WandaVision and Agatha Harkness. They explore Agatha's potential and the horror genre within the Marvel universe. The episode also reviews the indie comic adaptations of Ghost World and Road to Perdition, analyzing their cinematic translations and impact. 

00:00 Introduction and Co-Host Introduction
02:45 Marvel's Supernatural Side 
05:07 Agatha All Along
11:30 Ghost World
18:01 Road to Perdition
24:51 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of 'Anthologies Attack,' host Father Malone delves into horror anthologies with special co-host Allan Arkush, stepping in for regular co-host Antonio Llapur. They explore a wide range of horror anthology films, starting with 'Flesh and Fantasy' from 1943, and discuss their favorite segments and the directors behind them. The rich, detailed conversation touches upon classics such as 'Dead of Night' and 'Kwaidan,' while also bringing in modern entries like Todd Haynes' 'Poison.' Arkush shares personal anecdotes, including his work with Joe Dante at New World Pictures, crafting trailers for films like 'Amarcord' and 'Small Change,' and a memorable encounter with Francois Truffaut.

00:00 Introduction and Tonight's Theme
00:29 Introducing Co-Host Allan Arkush
03:24 'Flesh and Fantasy' (1943)
05:23 Anthologies and Their Evolution
15:36 Exploring 'Spirits of the Dead' (1968)
29:59 'Dead of Night' (1945)
33:57 Discussing the Ventriloquist Scene
34:43 Mirror Segment and Gentle Horror
35:27 'Kwaidan' (1965)
43:23 Working with Roger Corman
53:39 Screening Vertigo for Truffaut
57:24 Todd Haynes' Poison

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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean present a themed episode dedicated to Allan Arkush, a prolific producer and director. The discussion includes some personal anecdotes, a detailed dive into Arkush's career, and an exploration of two of his films loved by Father Malone, and one by Roger Corman, loved by Allan Arkush. 'Heartbeeps,' 'A Bucket of Blood,' and 'Get Crazy.'

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:34 Spotlight on Allan Arkush 
03:51 Heartbeeps Movie Review
09:58 A Bucket of Blood Movie Review
16:04 Get Crazy Movie Review
22:58 Closing Remarks 

Father Malone is joined by co-host Miss Ripley Jean and special guest H. P., host of Night Mr. Walters - A Taxi Podcast. The focus begins with an in-depth discussion and critique of the 2024 film 'Here,' directed by Robert Zemeckis and featuring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. The hosts explore the technical aspects and overall disappointment brought by the film, despite expectations. Additionally, they take a nostalgic dive into the 1985 cult classic 'Clue,' celebrating its unique farcical approach, stellar performances, and timeless appeal. The episode wraps up with a recommendation for the action-packed first-person POV film 'Hardcore Henry' from 2015. 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:00 'Here' (2024) 
19:52 The De-aging Debate: Tom Hanks and Robin Wright 
33:31 Rip's Picks: 'Clue' 
39:17 The Struggle of Writing Clue 
43:58 Casting Challenges and Fun Facts
54:24 The Fourth Ending and Novelization 
01:06:54 Hardcore Henry: A Modern Gimmicky Masterpiece 
01:12:07 Final Thoughts and How to Support

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