Midnight Viewing

Father Malone is joined by co-host Miss Ripley Jean and special guest H. P., host of Night Mr. Walters - A Taxi Podcast. The focus begins with an in-depth discussion and critique of the 2024 film 'Here,' directed by Robert Zemeckis and featuring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. The hosts explore the technical aspects and overall disappointment brought by the film, despite expectations. Additionally, they take a nostalgic dive into the 1985 cult classic 'Clue,' celebrating its unique farcical approach, stellar performances, and timeless appeal. The episode wraps up with a recommendation for the action-packed first-person POV film 'Hardcore Henry' from 2015. 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:00 'Here' (2024) 
19:52 The De-aging Debate: Tom Hanks and Robin Wright 
33:31 Rip's Picks: 'Clue' 
39:17 The Struggle of Writing Clue 
43:58 Casting Challenges and Fun Facts
54:24 The Fourth Ending and Novelization 
01:06:54 Hardcore Henry: A Modern Gimmicky Masterpiece 
01:12:07 Final Thoughts and How to Support

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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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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean present a themed episode dedicated to Allan Arkush, a prolific producer and director. The discussion includes some personal anecdotes, a detailed dive into Arkush's career, and an exploration of two of his films loved by Father Malone, and one by Roger Corman, loved by Allan Arkush. 'Heartbeeps,' 'A Bucket of Blood,' and 'Get Crazy.'

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:34 Spotlight on Allan Arkush 
03:51 Heartbeeps Movie Review
09:58 A Bucket of Blood Movie Review
16:04 Get Crazy Movie Review
22:58 Closing Remarks

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the hosts delve into 'Comet Watch,' which centers on an astronomer's obsession with Halley's Comet, and

'Dream Girl,' involving a stagehand who traps actors in his dreams.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing

00:25 Episode Review: Comet Watch

12:08 Episode Review: Dream Girl

23:33 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean dive into the post-Halloween blues by discussing some of the supernatural elements in the MCU, starting with WandaVision and Agatha Harkness. They explore Agatha's potential and the horror genre within the Marvel universe. The episode also reviews the indie comic adaptations of Ghost World and Road to Perdition, analyzing their cinematic translations and impact. 

00:00 Introduction and Co-Host Introduction
02:45 Marvel's Supernatural Side 
05:07 Agatha All Along
11:30 Ghost World
18:01 Road to Perdition
24:51 Conclusion and Farewell

the hosts review two episodes from season two, 'Effect and Cause' and 'Monsters in My Room.' sharing their thoughts on aging boomers, the concept of reality shifting, and the treatment of overbearing parental figures in horror narratives. 

00:25 Discussion on 'Effect and Cause' Episode
19:19 Creature Design and Movie References
22:47 Christmas Episode and Childhood Fears
24:39 Stepdads and Overbearing Parents in Anthology Shows
29:47 Upcoming Episodes and Podcast Information

In this comprehensive discussion, hosts Mike White, Chris Stachiw, Antonio LLapur and Father Malone present an in-depth exploration of the Venom movie franchise. The conversation covers a spectrum of topics, including character portrayals, plot deviations from the comics, and Tom Hardy's performance. The hosts compare Venom to 80s buddy movies and marvel at its campy, bizarre nature. They also examine the broader issue of superhero fatigue and critique Sony's adaptation approach. 

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions
00:42 Diving into Venom: The Last Dance
14:17 Discussion on Venom's Character and Future 
32:59 Symbiote Hosts and Odd Characters 
40:50 The Failure of Knull 
48:47 The Future of the MCU and Movie Trilogies
01:00:58 Final Thoughts and Plugs

Father Malone and Ripley Jean uncover hidden Halloween-themed TV episodes from the past, including gems like the 'Chips' episode 'Rock Devil Rock' and the impactful Halloween plots of 21 Jump Street and Millennium. Spotlighting performances by Johnny Depp and impactful storytelling from writers like Glen Morgan and James Wong. The episode concludes with recommendations for other memorable Halloween TV specials.

00:58 The Golden Age of Halloween TV Episodes
02:47 Rock Devil Rock: A Halloween Special from Chips 
08:19 21 Jump Street's Haunted Episode
12:02 The Writers Behind the Magic
14:17 Millennium: The Curse of Frank Black
19:50 Additional Halloween Episode Recommendations

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Grab your key! Don't forget the bus ticket. Has anyone seen the clock?Join Father Malone as he checks into The Lost Room. He's accompanied by acclaimed writer and Lost Room Showrunner Richard Hatem for an in-depth discussion about the show's creation, storytelling mechanics, and impact. Discover the origins of the enigmatic motel room concept, dive into behind-the-scenes stories, and learn about the challenges and triumphs faced during production.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement
03:15 The Lost Room: Plot and Characters
05:21 The Lost Room: Production Insights
17:08 The Lost Room: Casting Stories
41:0743:17 Production Challenges and Creative Solutions
49:16 Building the Perfect Set
53:34 The Creative Team's Dedication
01:00:38 The Legacy and Impact of The Lost Room0
1:07:41 Reflecting on the Journey
01:15:24 Final Thoughts and Future Projects

Join Father Malone and Ripley Jean in this spine-chilling episode as they dive into horror classics and underrated gems. They explore the eerie use of The Carpenters' music in horror films and provide an in-depth look at Stephen King's '1408' and its adaptations. Discover insights into Mick Garris's 'The Night Flyer,' featuring Miguel Ferrer's captivating performance and KNB's monster effects, and the Sci-Fi Channel's inventive miniseries 'The Lost Room.' 

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:08 Karen Carpenter and Horror
06:28 The Movie Adaptation of 1408  
12:22 The Night Flyer: A Deep Dive 
15:18 The Lost Room: A Hidden Gem

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