Midnight Viewing

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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'Ring Around the Redhead' featuring John Heard and Penelope Ann Miller, and
'Parlor Floor Front' starring Adolf Caesar and Rosetta Lenoir.

The discussion delves into the plot, character analysis, and overall reception of the episodes, often highlighting their messiness and the execution (or lack thereof) of various story elements. They also touch upon the broader themes and real-world issues reflected in the shows. 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing Podcast
00:29 Episode Overview: Ring Around the Redhead
01:12 Discussion: Plot and Characters
03:00 Critique: Episode Execution and Themes
03:58 Comparisons and Final Thoughts
14:37 Next Episode: Parlour Floor Front
17:16 Adolf Caesar's Performance in 'A Soldier's Story'
17:58 Tales from the Darkside Episode Breakdown
18:58 Comparisons to Tales from the Crypt
20:15 Character Analysis and Critique
29:05 Voodoo and Cultural Representation
31:28 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

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Join Father Malone and his goth pug, Ripley, as they delve into the dark and tragic world of 'The Crow.' This episode covers the origins of 'The Crow' comic series by James O'Barr, its transformation into the cult classic 1994 film starring Brandon Lee, and the latest remake. Father Malone reviews the source material, the differences between the comic and films, and explores the influential gothic culture rooted in these adaptations. 

00:00 Introduction to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:47 The Crow: Comic Origins and Inspirations
06:41 The 1994 Film Adaptation: Brandon Lee's Legacy
09:17 The Crow's Cultural Impact and Personal Anecdotes
14:56 The Crow Remake: A Modern Take
22:11 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes

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Join Father Malone and Mr. Antonio Llapur as they explore the groundbreaking world of Disney's Fantasia (1940). This insightful episode delves into Fantasia's inception, innovative techniques, and cultural impact, with a special focus on the 'Night on Bald Mountain' segment featuring Chernabog.
Discover the intricacies of the animation, the film's historical context, and its avant-garde legacy. The hosts discuss the challenges of hand-drawn details, Disney's use of modern jazz dance, and Fantasia's influence on horror aesthetics. 

00:00 Introduction and Hosts
00:35 Discussing Disney's Early Days
01:56 Racism in Early Disney Films
03:48 Fantasia's Production Challenges
07:11 Innovations in Fantasia
16:34 Fantasia's Musical Selections
38:48 The Sorcerer's Apprentice
48:36 Evolution and Dinosaurs in Fantasia
55:58 Ancient Greece and Censorship
59:32 Dance of the Hours
01:09:38 Night on Bald Mountain
01:21:14 Ave Maria and Final Thoughts
01:26:34 Fantasia's Legacy and Future
01:37:09 Closing Remarks and Next Episode Preview

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Twisters and Terrahawks Analysis In this episode of 'Father Malone's Weekly Roundup,' host Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean dive into a review of 'Twisters,' critiquing its storytelling and special effects in comparison to its predecessor. Father Malone also revisits the 2013 remake of The Evil Dead. And Ripley delights in the Thunderbirds without strings masterpiece Terrahawks.

00:00 Introduction and Weekly Roundup Overview
00:30 Review of 'Twisters'
07:25 Father Malone's Pick: 'The Evil Dead' (2013)
11:36 Nostalgia Trip: 'Terrahawks'
18:37 Conclusion and Farewell

Two episodes to give you your Darkside Fix.
 'The Impressionist,' which involves a washed-up comic recruited to communicate with an alien, and 'Lifebomb,' about an insurance agent discovering a product that grants eternal life with dire consequences.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:24 Episode Overview: The Impressionist
05:55 Character and Actor Insights 
12:53 Analyzing the Episode's Lighting and Direction 
13:50 Armand Mastroianni's Unique Approach 
17:07 Introduction to Season Two, Episode Two 
17:56 Plot Breakdown and Initial Impressions
19:10 Critique of the Episode's Execution
20:15 Comparing to Other Episodes and Characters
25:48 Final Thoughts and Episode's Mean-Spirited Nature
26:21 Upcoming Episodes and Where to Find More Content

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Join Father Malone and Ripley in this special crossover episode as they reflect on the legacy of Dan O'Bannon. Listen to their thoughts on 'Blue Thunder' and 'Return of the Living Dead,' along with an exciting collaboration with 'The Projection Booth' and 'The Kulturecast' examining Alien: Romulus.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup 
02:18 Dan O'Bannon's Legacy and Blue Thunder
11:12 Return of the Living Dead: A Zombie Classic
25:12 Alien Romulus Review: Initial Impressions
40:29 Alien Isolation: The Sequel We Never Got
44:15 Alien Life Cycle and Black Goo
58:32 Prequels and Unnecessary Backstories
01:17:02 Debating the Space Station Dilemma 
01:22:01 Alien Intelligence and Weaponry 
01:33:08 Colonial Marines and Franchise Missteps
01:40:41 Terminator vs. Alien: Franchise Comparisons
01:44:01 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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Chris Stachiw
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Father Malone and Antonio Llapur explore Quentin Tarantino's iconic film Pulp Fiction. They discuss the film's cultural impact, non-linear storytelling, and mainstream success, sharing personal anecdotes and experiences. The episode provides a detailed analysis of the ensemble cast, including John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Bruce Willis, as well as behind-the-scenes insights on Tarantino's collaboration with Roger Avary. 

00:00 Introduction to Anthologies Attack
00:57 Personal Histories with Pulp Fiction
02:33 Tarantino's Influence and Style
05:21 The Rise of Tarantino Clones
07:29 Behind the Scenes of Pulp Fiction 1
2:26 Tarantino and Avery's Collaboration
22:32 Casting Choices and Performances
43:26 Samuel L. Jackson's Iconic Role
56:56 Tarantino's Dialogue and Influence
01:11:31 The Gold Watch Story
01:14:26 Butch's Escape and the Gimp
01:28:23 The Wolf and the Coffee Shop
01:39:01 Final Thoughts and Tarantino's Legacy

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