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

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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

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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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

'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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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

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

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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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

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Chris Stachiw
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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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