Memory Static

Halloween Special No. 2
Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Static Society we present one of the scariest (or is it?) Are You Afraid of the Dark episodes: Dead Man's Float. 

Memory Static's first Halloween special episode! Bailey, and guest host Chaney are joined by a zoom party to discuss the spooky tv special Witch's Night Out.

Join Bailey and Erik for Part II of our Tim Burton mini series. In this one we discuss the original 1984 Frankenweenie! Check it out and join the party!

Our very first mini episode! Bailey and Erik explore Tim Burton's work at Disney before he became a full feature director. Part I = Vincent

Elle joins Bailey to discuss a sexy sax man, monster tropes, and the murder capitol of the US.

Partygoers share stories of cool grandparents, sipping alcohol for the first time, and bullying. 

A chant wakes the dead and calls forth the VAMPIRES!

Hope everyone is staying safe and taking care of themselves during this crazy Covid-19 time. 

Kate joins Bailey to talk pirating VHS movies from Blockbuster and watching the movie before reading the book. Also Kate suffers a minor mishap with the time machine.

Partygoers tell stupid jokes, debate numbers vs. words, and tell stories of what we did when we were bored as kids.

Enjoy!

David, Jenni, and Tanner of Hyperreal Film Club join Bailey to discuss middle splits, bullies, and how splitting into two timelines does not create a sibling.

Partygoers hear a special reading of Bailey's notes from middle school (read by the One True Princess, Chaney Moore), share stories of diary invasions, and instances of being a bully without knowing it. 

Hailey joins Bailey to discuss themed parties involving time travel, really old cookbooks with long titles, and being filthy rich with mardi gras beads. 

Partygoers share stories of their first experiences with cinematic nudity, the tall tales they told as children, why you should never "cap that later." 

Katie joins Bailey to discuss watching El Topo in a blanket fort and that time Ray Bradbury, Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, and Brad Bird all technically worked on a movie together. 

Partygoers talk about childhood dreams and sleepover parties and everyone is wearing pajamas! 

Heather joins Bailey to talk movies as background on infinite loop, journeys to the center of the self, and the shared glitter of Labyrinth and Legend. 

Partygoers discuss David Bowie's junk pants, play a tough came of "would you rather," and ruminate on what happens when the sun's rays fire through a crystal ball.