Pirate Ghosts, Daredevil Musings, and Birthdays

In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone, joined by Ms. Ripley Jean, celebrates his birthday with fun festivities and a command for celebration. The episode also hints at an upcoming live show at the Nightmare in Vegas Horror Convention. Father Malone answers listener mail and then a detailed homage is paid to John Carpenter's 'The Fog,' noting its significance, production challenges, and Carpenter's discography. The show wraps with a nostalgic nod to the 1990 film 'Pump Up the Volume,'

00:00 Introduction and Birthday Celebration
01:36 Patreon News and Giveaway
02:46 Live Show Announcement
03:46 Pen Pals from Around the World 
05:40 Daredevil 
07:40 Sinners 
09:45 John Carpenter's The Fog 
25:33 Pump Up the Volume
33:57 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and HP from Noise Junkies discuss the classic western film Young Guns II. They delve into their appreciation for John Fusco's writing and the performances, particularly praising Emilio Estevez's portrayal of Billy the Kid and William Petersen's performance as Pat Garrett. The conversation covers the historical context, the strong supporting cast, Alan Silvestri's score, and the film's resonance as a successor to other westerns.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings
01:29 Fusco Fest
01:57 Young Guns II 
05:35 Hell Bent for Leather
07:27 Bon Jovi 
08:56 Cast and Filmmakers
11:05 The Vibrant Direction of Geoff Murphy
12:49 The Wraparound Story and Unreliable Narration 
19:35 Christian Slater as Arkansas Dave Rudabaugh
26:14 Supporting Cast Highlights 
31:27 James Coburn as John Chisum
37:56 William Peterson as Pat Garrett
51:23 Jane Greathouse's Impact and Betrayal
54:47 Cameos and Notable Scenes
58:26 Alan Silvestri
01:04:20 The Legacy of Young Guns II
01:25:38 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean discuss  the cult classic 'Repo Man,' a film about a young repo man navigating dangerous scenarios and philosophical lessons. They also delve into 'Roadside Prophets,' a road trip film featuring musicians and philosophers encountered along the way.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings
02:54 Repo Man
14:56 Roadside Prophets
26:14 Conclusion and Farewell

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the hosts delve into two episodes from the third season of George A. Romero's 1980s series, Tales from the Dark Side. Seasons of Belief is a twisted Christmas talewith bizarre and sometimes sloppy character dynamics.
Miss May Dusa, takes a different turn with a Greek mythology-inspired plot about a Medusa disguised as a mannequin.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:34 Seasons of Belief
16:51 Miss May Dusa
29:24 Final Thoughts and Next Episodes

Rest in Peace, Mister Kilmer

Hosts Father Malone and HP analyze Young guns and Emilio Estevez's portrayal of Billy the Kid/ Kiefer Sutherland's role as Doc Scurlock, highlighting how the movie sets the stage for its superior sequel, Young Guns II. 

00:00 Introduction and Overview
02:31 First Impressions and Historical Context
04:28 Billy the Kid
06:39 Music 
14:48 Performance Highlights
20:36 The Regulators
32:12 Casey Siemaszko 
37:13 Pat Garrett's Character 
46:52 Val Kilmer's Billy the Kid and Other Portrayals
53:25 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Reviews

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the hosts dive into two episodes from Season 3 of George A. Romero's 1980s series, Tales from the Darkside. They discuss 'Baker's Dozen' and its novel concept of voodoo cookies. The second episode, 'Deliver Us From Goodness,' features a mother and housewife who becomes an accidental saint and has to sin to help her husband's political campaign.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:38 Baker's Dozen
15:50 Deliver Us From Goodness
26:02 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

Curiosity killed the cat. That's only the first part of that saying. It ends thusly.
But satisfaction brought him back.

In this Midnight Viewing & Noise Junkies crossover episode, Father Malone and HP delve into the 1986 film 'Crossroads' directed by Walter Hill. The hosts discuss the film's plot, which follows Eugene, played by Ralph Macchio, as he seeks a legendary lost blues song while helping bluesman Willie Brown escape from a nursing home. They explore the film's musical significance, the involvement of guitar legends like Ry Cooder and Steve Vai, and critiques on character development, including the controversial 'white savior' narrative. They also touch upon alternative casting, the musical impact of the film, and its enduring influence on aspiring guitarists.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
02:04 Movie Introduction: Crossroads
09:45 Screenwriter John Fusco 
16:12 Music and Ry Cooder's Contribution
32:10 Debate on Robert Johnson's Recordings 
42:25 The Allure of the Crossroads Legend 
49:25 The Devil's Deal and Character Motivations 
01:13:51 Walter Hill's Tropes 
01:21:53 Steve Vai: The Guitar Prodigy 
01:35:37 Race and Representation in Crossroads
01:45:59 Alternate Endings and Final Thoughts


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