Midnight Viewing

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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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

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 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

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

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

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 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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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

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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