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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