It's alive! This crossover is. This episode contains Father Malone's most recent appearance on A Year in Horror, Paul Waller's superior horror podcast where he explores horror films from specific years each month. This episode focuses on the horror films of 1994.  Father Malone joins Paul to discuss the film Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994). They analyze the movie's strengths and weaknesses, including its performances, special effects, adherence to the source material, and overall impact. They also reflect on their personal histories with Frankenstein adaptations, debate the merits of the 1994 film, and suggest companion films for double features. 

02:00 Introduction to Paul Waller and A Year in Horror 
03:03 Recap of Previous Episode and Introduction to 1994
05:14 Debunking the 90s Horror Myth
05:01 Top Box Office Hits of 1994
06:14 1994 in Music and World Events
07:30 Podcast Format and Special Guests
11:56 Diving into Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
14:46 Frankenstein in Pop Culture
19:06 Analyzing Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
33:36 John Cleese's Role and Character Changes 
35:59 Kenneth Branagh's Portrayal of Victor Frankenstein
39:20 The Birth Sequence and Its Impact
47:54 Characterization and Makeup Design
51:57 Production Design and Ending Discussion
56:47 Double Bill Recommendations and Final Thoughts

FATHER MALONE
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A YEAR IN HORROR
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