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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone navigates through a variety of topics including listener mail, dream interpretations and an examination into Disney's Dark Age from 1970 to 1988. Highlighting lesser-known live-action films produced under Ron Miller's tenure, the episode reviews movies such as 'Midnight Madness,' 'Watcher in the Woods,' and 'Never Cry Wolf.'

00:00 Welcome 
01:01 Pen Pals from Around the World 
02:14 Dreams & Celebrities 
04:20 Mad Men resurgence 
05:13 Supergirl 
07:42 Disney's Dark Age
10:51 Notable Films of the Dark Age
16:27 Never Cry Wolf
22:30 Farewell

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing: The Horror Anthology podcast, Father Malone, joined by Mike White from the Projection Booth, kicks off a new season with a deep dive into the 1980 series Hammer House of Horror.They discuss the pilot, Witching Time, which involves a witch from the 17th century returning with vengeance on her mind, targeting a mentally fragile composer and his actress wife.

00:00 Welcome to the New Season
01:14 Diving into Hammer House of Horror
05:03 Comparing to Other Horror Anthologies
08:33 Memorable Scenes and Transitions
14:57 Cinematic Excellence and Direction
18:08 Character Dynamics and Plot...

Greetings, Midnight Viewers. Father Malone here. No Roundup this week as Ripley and I are engaged in our holiday rituals. As such, we thought we'd kick off this season of wither with an episode from a show I wrote and produced a few years back. It's a travelogue of infamous fictional towns; in this case, Bedford Falls. Where an angel once granted a wish and things have never been the same.

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Is the numerical coding correct? Are only the even numbered Trek films good? Fuck no. Case in point. Leonard Nimoy takes the reigns as Kirk and Co. steal the Enterprise and set off to rescue the corpse of their friend.

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Father Malone shares his Thanksgiving experiences, including a low-key celebration with his dog Ripley Jean and they both review a lot of Strangeness. It's Stranger Things season 5 and all of Star Trek Strange New Worlds.

00:00 Welcome to the Weekly Roundup
01:16 Thanksgiving Reflections and Polish Cuisine
02:30 Pen Pals from Around the World 
09:16 Stranger Things Season 5 
15:32 Top 10 Signs You're at a Bad Star Trek Convention
16:56 Star Trek Obsession
19:15 Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 
28:58 The Gorn
32:55 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Content

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'Tales from the Darkside: The Movie'  We've finally reached the Daylight. Our final take on The Darkside: We discuss the film in comparison to other horror anthologies, explore potential sequels, and express admiration for George A. Romero's contributions. We wraps up with reflections on the consistent quality of 'Tales from the Darkside' series and a nod to the pervasive influence of Stephen King's work in the horror genre.

00:00 Introduction
01:30 Initial Impressions
03:14 Movie Release and Cast Details
05:35 Comparing 'Tales from the Darkside' to 'Creepshow'
09:38 Wraparound Segment
23:02 'Lot 249'
34:24 'Cat from Hell'
44:44 'Lover's V...

Welcome back to Star Trek Fest. This is it. The one we all remember as the best. But is it? You're fucking right, it is. We're digging in to the movie's historical context, special effects, and the screenplay's tight narrative and thematic elements, praising Nicholas Meyer's direction and James Horner's score. 

00:00 Welcome to Star Trek Fest! 
02:43 Star Trek II: Behind the Scenes
04:49 Khan's Chest: Real or Fake?  
07:36 First Impressions and Box Office Success 
09:13 Harv Bennett's Vision for Star Trek II 
13:54 Nicholas Meyer's Direction and Influence 
26:28 Kirk's Aging and Character Development 
37:28 The Brutalit...

In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing: The Horror Anthology Podcast,' we explore the final two episodes of George A. Romero's 'Tales from the Darkside,' Season 4. In fact, the final two episodes of Darkside.

00:00 Introduction
01:11 Barter
03:10 Discussion on Comedy in 'Tales from the Dark Side'
11:17 Basher Malone
19:59 Final Thoughts and What's Next

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In this week's episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean are joined by guest Mike White. They discuss the recent adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Running Man' directed by Edgar Wright, comparing it to the original book and the 1987 film, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses, especially its controversial ending. They also explore Edgar Wright's stylistic choices, the movie's focus on media and societal parallels, and their personal nostalgic connections to King's work. 

00:00 Welcome Back to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:22 Pluribus (spoiler free) 
05:06 The Running Man 
08:42 The Adaptation 
29:33 Stephen King's Rage...

In this episode of Star Trek Fest, hosts Father Malone and HP embark on a comprehensive review of 'Star Trek: The Motion Picture.' The discussion starts with an introduction to the new Star Trek fest and a nostalgic look back at the original Star Trek series and its impact. The hosts analyze the film's storyline, exploring its pacing, characters, and key plot points—including the revelation that the antagonist is none other than a sentient Voyager probe. They also delve into behind-the-scenes stories, production challenges, and the creative decisions made by Gene Roddenberry and other contributors. The episode highlights th...

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the Horror Anthology podcast, the hosts discuss two episodes from the final season of George A. Romero's 1980s television series 'Tales From the Dark Side.' The episodes reviewed are 'Going Native' and 'Hush.

'00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing: Tales from the Dark Side

01:18 Going Native

13:28 Hush

22:01 Final Thoughts and What's Next

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Yautja Fest concludes with 'Predator Badlands,' the latest installment in the Predator franchise directed by Dan Trachtenberg. Set on the dangerous planet of Genna, the film follows a young Yautja named Dek, who must prove himself by confronting the apex predator, the Kalisk. Along the way, he forms a team with a half-synthetic named Thia and a small but fierce local creature named Bud. The episode explores the film's numerous action scenes, emotional depth, innovative storytelling, and how it uniquely integrates humor and empathy into a typically brutal franchise.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
04:29 Initial Impressions and Comparisons  Duration: 01:07:33

In this episode of the Midnight Viewing Horror Anthology podcast, the hosts explore two episodes from the final season of George Romero's 1980s series, Tales from the Darkside. They delve into Episode 15, 'Do Not Open This Box,' directed by Jodie Foster, which involves an elderly inventor and his wife receiving a mysterious package. The second episode discussed is 'Family Reunion,' directed by Tom Savini, revolving around a mother searching for her son, who is with her estranged husband.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:27 Do Not Open This Box
11:14 Family Reunion
20:59 Conclusion

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In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing,' the hosts delve into 'Killer of Killers,' an animated Predator anthology directed by Dan Trachtenberg. They explore the uniqueness of each segment, starting with the Viking-age tale 'The Shield,' moving to feudal Japan in 'The Sword,' and ending during World War II with 'The Bullet.'

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
03:59 Anthology Format and Inspirations
06:40 Story 1: The Shield
07:30 Story 2: The Sword
08:30 Story 3: The Bullet
09:21 Story 4: The Battle
10:02 Animation Style and Visuals
14:40 Predator Technology and Weapons
18:42 Historical Context and Storytelling
28:03 Predator in...

The Father Malone's 200th Episode: A Halloween Celebration

In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone celebrates Halloween by discussing his favorite horror movie, George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead, and delves into the Marvel Zombies series. The episode covers the evolution and unique aspects of Marvel Zombies in comics and its animated adaptation, while also touching on various Halloween-themed content, including Muppet horror moments.

00:00 Introduction and Milestone Celebration
03:21 Marvel Zombies  
05:03 Robert Kirkman and The Walking Dead 
13:35 Muppet Halloween Specials 
15:45 Upcoming Episodes and Conclusion

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In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing,' the hosts dive deep into 'Prey,' the latest installation in the Predator franchise. They discuss the director Dan Trachtenberg, and the film's critical reception. The conversation covers the film's setting among the Comanche people in 1719, its authenticity, and the protagonist Naru's journey from being underestimated to proving herself as a fierce warrior. They also explore the predator's design and weaponry, the thematic elements of hunting and predation, and the dynamic fight scenes. The episode concludes with a discussion on the impact and significance of 'Prey' compared to previous Predator films, and a...

Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean dive into a retrospective on Joe Hill's work, including a focus on his short stories in '20th Century Ghosts' and film adaptations such as 'Horns'. The discussion includes Scott Derrickson’s horror films and the sequel to 'Black Phone', highlighting its connection to ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street.’

00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:53 Upcoming 200th Episode and Special Guests
03:51 Joe Hill
07:44 Scott Derrickson's 
10:18 Black Phone 2
20:04 Closing Remarks and Future Episodes

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On this episode of 'Midnight Viewing,' hosts from kulturecast * The Projection Booth and Father Malone discuss episodes 13 and 14 from season four of George Romero's 'Tales From the Dark Side.' The team dives into 'The Apprentice,' an episode about a young woman transported back in time to a colonial village, and 'The Cutty Black Sow,' where a young boy must save his family's souls from a legendary Welsh demon.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:58 The Apprentice 
17:22 The Cutty Black Sow
24:56 Mythological Accuracy and Critique 
34:57 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

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On this episode of the Weekly Roundup, Father Malone & Ripley Jean take a moment to remember some fallen comrades. They tell you what why your Halloween playlist is terrible. And they discuss the new theatrical releases Tron: Ares and the dog horror flick Good Boy.

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In this episode, the hosts dive into the 2018 film 'The Predator,' directed by Shane Black and co-written by Black and Fred Dekker. They discuss the film's place as a transitional piece in the Predator franchise, its mix of action and humor, and its attempts at expanding the lore, particularly through new tech and predators. The conversation highlights the standout performances, especially by Sterling K. Brown and Olivia Munn, while exploring the film's multiple proposed endings.

00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks
05:34 Plot Breakdown of The Predator (2018)
09:02 Character Analysis and Performances
23:14 Predator Lore and Technology
33:54 Alternate...

In this episode, Father Malone recaps the exciting events from the Nightmare in Vegas convention held at the Silverton Casino, Las Vegas. The festival featured a blend of beautiful cars, rockabilly music, and iconic monsters. Father Malone shares his experiences with co-host HP, enjoying performances by bands like Los Carajos and The Ghostwood Murder. Special highlights include interviews with stuntman Tony Cecerce, who performed burns in classics like Swamp Thing and The Thing, actress Tara Buckman, known for her roles in Silent Night, Deadly Night and Cannonball Run, and adult and mainstream film actress Ginger Lynn. 

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In this episode of the Midnight Viewing Horror Anthology podcast, hosts Mike White, Chris and Father Malone explore two episodes from the final season of George A. Romero’s 1980s series, 'Tales from the Dark Side.' They dissect 'Love Hungry,' an episode about a telemarketer struggling with her weight who tries a fad diet, and 'The Deal,' a tale involving a screenwriter's precarious pact with the devil.

00:00 Introduction
00:20 Love Hungry 
12:56 The Deal
24:07 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes


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In this episode of HP Hates Me, hosts HP and Father Malone discuss the 1978 film FM, a film about a Los Angeles radio station navigating the balance between artistic integrity and commercial pressures. Despite the disagreements on the film's merit, the duo delve into its standout music performances by artists like Linda Ronstadt, as well as the cultural and nostalgic elements of late '70s LA.

00:00 Welcome Back to HP Hates Me
01:04 The Apple: A Cinematic Nightmare
03:09 FM 
09:13 Plot and Characters 
22:17 Linda Ronstadt's Electrifying Performance
30:21 The Soundtrack of FM
42:08 A Cozy Comfort Pi...

Father Malone and HP return to discuss Predators (2010) the first direct sequel to the Predator films in 20 years. The film was based on an original screenplay by Robert Rodriguez and directed by Nimrod Antal and starring Adrien Brody's "badass" voice, Alice Braga, Danny Trejo, Walton Goggins and many other Predators.

00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks
01:16 Predators Movie Overview
04:44 Plot Summary and Key Characters
06:57 Comparing the Original Script to the Final Movie
12:38 Character Analysis and Performances
18:58 Predator Designs and Innovations
38:20 Unique Weapons of the Characters
51:28 Topher Grace's Character Twist
01:04:44 Extended Ending and...

In this episode, Father Malone and Ripley Jean dive into the mailbag for Penpals from Around the World before setting their sights on the latest Conjuring film--: The Conjuring: Last Rites (we hope). And then they suit up or helmet up or some sports term for the new horror sports flick from producer Jordan Peele: HIM.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings
02:31 Pen Pals from Around the World
07:41 The Conjuring: Last Rites 
15:25 HIM 
22:57 Closing Remarks

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Tthe next two episodes from the final season of 'Tales from the Darkside'. They analyze 'Sorry, Right Number' (Season 4, Episode 9) and 'Payment Overdue' (Season 4, Episode 10). The discussion includes reflections on Stephen King’s writing, storytelling techniques, and some comparisons to other works like 'Word Processor of the Gods'.

00:00 Introduction
1:34 Sorry, Right Number
05:10 Stephen King's Writing Style and Themes
14:22 Stephen King's Adaptations and Legacy
21:35 Payment Overdue
24:58 Comparisons to Other Anthology Shows
34:19 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

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In this week's Roundup, Father Malone and Ms. Ripley Jean  provides an in-depth review of 'Spinal Tap 2', examining its strengths and weaknesses compared to the original.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:13 TV Show Reviews: Digman and The Paper
06:04 Alien Earth Predictions and Speculations
09:45 Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues
20:59 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

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The Darkest (Literal and Figurative) Point in the Franchise'Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem,' the direct sequel to previous films in the franchise. The discussion revolves around the poor reception of the film, its confusing and often distasteful plot points, and the chaotic narrative structure. We also discuss the technical aspects like the overly dark scenes and dubious special effects, as well as the concept behind Predalien.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

02:22 Trailer Breakdown

03:33 First Impressions and Visuals

06:22 Plot Overview

09:15 Character Analysis

14:32 Gore and Distasteful Scenes

39:01 The Alien-Predator Hybrid<...

It's alive! This crossover is. This episode contains Father Malone's most recent appearance on A Year in Horror, Paul Waller's superior horror podcast where he explores horror films from specific years each month. This episode focuses on the horror films of 1994.  Father Malone joins Paul to discuss the film Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994). They analyze the movie's strengths and weaknesses, including its performances, special effects, adherence to the source material, and overall impact. They also reflect on their personal histories with Frankenstein adaptations, debate the merits of the 1994 film, and suggest companion films for double features. 

02:00 Introduction to Paul Wal...

Mike White, Chris Stachiw, and Father Malone discuss two episodes from the final season of George A. Romero's Tales From the Dark Side. They review 'The Yattering and Jack' (Season 4, Episode 7) and 'Seymourlama' (Season 4, Episode 8). The hosts critique the episodes' pacing, casting, and their execution of horror and comedic elements. They delve into Clive Barker's adaptation in 'The Yattering and Jack' and share their reactions to Divine's performance in 'Seymourlama.' Additionally, they highlight recurring themes, problematic aspects, and the potential of each storyline.

00:00 Welcome to Midnight Viewing
01:24 Episode Overview: The Yattering and Jack
02:33 Clive Barker's...

In this episode of Father Malone's weekly Roundup, Father Malone discusses the reinterpretation of 'War of the Roses' and its modern adaptation, The Roses- providing a nuanced and powerful take on the original story. T

00:00 Introduction and Weekly Roundup
01:57 Upcoming Events and Collaborations 
05:14 The Police
14:21 The Roses
24:37 Closing Remarks and Listener Appreciation

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In this episode,Father Malone and Hp delve into a peculiar and melancholic piece of entertainment history— 'Corey Haim: Me, Myself, and I' from 1989. The video attempts to rehabilitate the actor's career post-rehab, showcasing a 'day in the life' of Haim filled with sports, music, and modeling. However, it inadvertently reveals his ongoing struggle with substance abuse. The hosts discuss the surrounding production, pointing out the visible signs of his troubles and the misguided efforts of those around him, including co-director Brooke McCarter. They reflect on Haim's tragic trajectory, contrast it with his peer Corey Feldman, and touch upon key mo...

In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing,' hosts Father Malone and HP from Noise Junkies dive into the much-maligned 'Alien vs. Predator' film as part of Yautja Fest. They explore the movie's plot, character dynamics, and cinematography while acknowledging some of its redeeming moments and overall flaws. The discussion ranges from the film's depiction of predator lore and its cultural significance to its poor direction and character portrayal. The hosts also express excitement about future projects in the Alien and Predator franchises and give listeners a preview of upcoming episodes in the Yautja Fest series. 

01:00 Introduction and Welcome Duration: 01:15:12

WARNING!

This episode of the Weekly Roundup is not only out early, it's filled with secrets!

So if you don't know anything about Weapons or Alien Earth, turn back now. Ripley and Father Malone will be back with a proper show that's spoiler free next time. But you've been warned about this one.

00:00 Introduction and Spoiler Alert
01:25 Corrections and Clarifications
05:11 Spoiler Philosophy and Upcoming Reviews 
06:37 Alien Earth
12:48 Weapons
17:08 Final Thoughts 


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In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing,' hosts Father Malone, Chris, and Mike delve into two episodes from season four of George Romero's 'Tales from the Dark Side.' They first examine 'No Strings,' the Halloween episode centered on a macabre marionette performance for a mafia boss. The discussion then shifts to 'The Grave Robber,' a darkly comedic take on Egyptology featuring cartoonish characters and a memorable performance from Arnold Stang. 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
02:15 No Strings 
09:02 The Grave Robber 
15:43 The Quest for a Scary Mummy Movie
22:37 Closing Thoughts and Next Episode Pre...

In this week's episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, we explore the themes of parasites and fairytales. We've got Pen Pals from Around the World. The episode provides a deep dive into the Alien franchise, critiquing films such as 'Alien,' 'Aliens,' 'Prometheus,' 'Covenant,' and the new TV adaptation 'Alien Earth' by Noah Hawley. We also review the horror film 'Weapons,' directed by Zach Cregger, praising its unique storytelling and horror elements. 

00:00 Welcome Back to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:41 Pen Pals from Around the World 
06:35 Alien Earth 
20:17 Weapons
27:04 Conclusion and Upc...

In this episode, the hosts discuss 'Predator 2,’ the 1990 sequel directed by Stephen Hopkins. They highlight both the effective and disappointing aspects of the movie, including standout scenes like the slaughterhouse sequence and the final showdown in the Predator's ship. The episode also examines the film's impact on the greater Predator lore, connecting it to other series entries such as 'Prey.' 

00:00 Introduction 
01:58 Los Angeles 1997
05:42 Initial Impressions and Comparisons
09:11 Character Analysis
25:35 Predator Hunt 
27:02 Action Sequences and Directorial Choices
37:35 The Subway Sequence 
49:06 The Predator's Ship
01:03:49 Final Thoughts and Reflections

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In this episode of The Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Ms. Ripley Jean touch on the legacy of Robert E. Howard's 'Conan the Barbarian,' including its adaptations and influence in pop culture. They also highlight the new body horror film 'Together' with Alison Brie and Dave Franco.

00:00 Welcome Back Midnight Viewers
01:35 Patreon Shoutouts and New Shows 
05:13 Diving into Conan the Barbarian
14:38 Together
25:41 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, the hosts examine two episodes from the final season of George Romero's TV series 'Tales from the Dark Side.' The first episode, 'The Spirit Photographer,' revolves around a paranormal investigator who creates a device to photograph ghosts, leading to various twists and a surprising revelation. The second episode, 'The Moth,' features Jane Manning as a mother who must decide whether to aid her daughter(Debbie Harry)'s return from the dead, culminating in an unexpected turn.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:54 The Spirit Photographer 
10:33The Moth 
17:12 Closing Re...

The Weekly Roundup will be back next week. In its stead, please enjoy a preview of our exclusive patreon show HP Hates Me where frequent cohost HP tries to kill me with the most outre entertainment available.
In this episode, the hosts delve into Billy Crystal's 1986 HBO special 'Don't Get Me Started,' dissecting its mockumentary-style first half featuring interactions with comedic names like Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, and Rob Reiner, and its stand-up second half filmed at Hofstra University. They discuss the special's strengths, such as Billy Crystal's spot-on impressions and comedic crowd work, while grappling with its...

Father Malone & HP discuss Predator - the movie's plot, character dynamics, iconic design, and behind-the-scenes insights. They cover Arnold Schwarzenegger's role, the direction of John McTiernan, Stan Winston's influential creature design, and the impact of the movie's cast. They also touch upon the cultural and cinematic importance of 'Predator,' comparing it to other action films from the period and celebrating its lasting legacy. 

00:00 Welcome to Predator Fest
01:22 Predator in the 80s 
10:33 Predator
32:01 The Cast and Characters 
39:55 Predator's Brutality and Hunting Tactics
42:09 The Predator's Evolution in Film
50:47 Stan Winston's Creature Design
57:32 Pre...

Fantastic Four First Steps - A Roundup In this crossover episode of Midnight Viewing, The Culture Cast, and The Projection Booth, hosts Father Malone, Chris Stachiw, and Mike White discuss the latest film, 'Fantastic Four First Steps.' The episode begins with Father Malone recapping Comic-Con highlights, including new trailers for 'Tron Aries' and the 'Alien Earth' TV series. They then delve into a detailed analysis of the 'Fantastic Four First Steps,' praising its retro-futuristic aesthetic, character development, and unique plot centered around defending Reed and Sue Richards' child from Galactus. They also touch on casting decisions, the film's...

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and HP delve into the first unreleased cinematic live-action iteration of the Fantastic Four from 1994. Featuring discussions on the film's production challenges, earnest performances, and unique aspects like its costume designs and original score, they reflect on its legacy as a cult curiosity. The hosts also ponder the film's potential had it been released and how it compares to later Fantastic Four movies.

00:00 Introduction and Excitement for the Fantastic Four 
03:36 Comics and Media 
08:28 The Fantastic Four 
12:03 Production Challenges and Behind the Scenes
24:01 Plot Breakdown and Ana...

In this episode of 'Father Malone's Weekly Roundup,' Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley dive into  'Dexter: Resurrection' and an in-depth discussion of 'The Sandman,' including its comic book origins, the Netflix adaptation, and the controversies surrounding its creator, Neil Gaiman. 

00:00 Introduction and Instagram Troubles
02:11 Paramount and CBS 
04:23 Dexter Resurrection 
12:46 Sandman 
24:34 Casting Choices and Performances
28:02 The Corinthian 
31:54 Neil Gaiman's Controversies
34:45 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Chris, Mike White, and Father Malone review the first two episodes of the final season of George Romero's 'Tales From the Darkside'. They discuss 'Beetles' featuring an Egyptian-themed plot and 'Mary Mary,' an unusual episode about a woman who becomes a mannequin. 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:38 Review of 'Beetles' Episode
02:06 Discussion on Mummy Stories
10:53 Critique of 'Mary, Mary' Episode
19:17 Closing Remarks 

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In this special crossover episode of 'Midnight Viewing, The Kulturecast and The Projection Booth, hosts Father Malone, Mike White and Chris discuss the 2025 film 'Superman' directed by DC's Honcho  James Gunn. The conversation covers their personal histories with Superman, detailed critiques of the film, its cast, the balance between corporate media, fan expectations, and the new direction of the DCU under James Gunn's leadership. 

00:00 Introduction
00:18 Superman 2025
1:14 Chris's History with Superman
04:16 Father Malone's Superman Experience
06:40 Mike's Take on Superman Films 
08:17 James Gunn's Influence and New Superman
08:56 Krypto and Other Characters
12:23 Lex Luthor and...

In this episode, Father Malone and HP dive into the listener-chosen musical, *Little Shop of Horrors*. They explore its origins from the 1960 Roger Corman film to the 1982 off-Broadway musical by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, and its 1986 big-budget film adaptation directed by Frank Oz. They discuss the standout performances by Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, and Steve Martin, as well as the innovative puppetry that brought the plant Audrey II to life. The hosts also delve into the original darker ending that was replaced after negative test screenings and compare it to the theatrical ending.

00:00 Introduction
01:15 Little Shop...

In this week's episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean discuss the disappointing aspects of the Jurassic World franchise. They contrast this cinematic low point with the 1988 film 'Miracle Mile,' reflecting on its poignant narrative and the personal paranoia of the Cold War era.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:24 New York City and Randomness of Fate
02:11 Jurassic World: The Confectionary Age
06:36 The Fetch Quest Extravaganza
12:35 Miracle Mile
23:20 The Horrifying Yet Hopeful Ending 

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In this episode of Fusco Fest, hosts Father Malone and HP celebrate the return of their series by diving into the adventure film 'Hidalgo' (2004) directed by Joe Johnston and written by John Fusco. They discuss the brilliance of the cast including Vigo Mortenson, Omar Sharif, and a host of character actors like JK Simmons and C. Thomas Howell. They touch upon plot elements such as Frank Hopkins' participation in a grueling desert horse race and the character's quest for redemption. Themes of historical accuracy, the portrayal of ethnic characters, and the depiction of Mustangs and their significance are also explored.<...

Greetings Midnight Viewers. And welcome to a preview of our first Patreon Only Subscriber Series: Cable Box Theater. On this episode, hosts Father Malone and HP delve into the history of HBO's first broadcast on November 8, 1972, and transitions into an in-depth discussion of the 1982 stage adaptation of 'Wait Until Dark' starring Stacey Keach and Katherine Ross. Father Malone and H.P. explore the performances, comparisons to the 1967 film version starring Alan Arkin and Audrey Hepburn, and the unique choices made by Keach in his portrayal of the villain Harry Roat.

01:22 Welcome to Cablebox Theater
03:24 Plot Summary of...

In this episode of Father Malone's weekly Roundup, Father Malone, accompanied by his pug Ripley Jean, delves into the world of  the 28 Days Later series, covering themes of rage, virus-induced zombie behavior, and the shift in tone in the latest film towards a more contemplative narrative. The episode concludes with a spoiler-heavy discussion of the plot twists in '28 Years Later,' 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:15 Dystopian World Overview 
08:32 28 Weeks Later
11:46 28 Years Later
19:09 Spoilers 

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The Weekly Roundup presents an episode of Astounding Tales of the Public Domain with Father Malone. The story is A Bad Day for Sales by Fritz Leiber. The Roundup proper will be back soon.
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In this episode of the 'Midnight Viewing' hosts Mike White, Chris Stachiw, and Father Malone analyze the last two episodes of 'Tales from the Dark Side' Season 3. They discuss 'Let the Games Begin', an episode about an angel and a demon vying for a salesman's soul, and 'The Enormous Radio', which explores the ramifications of a radio that eavesdrops on neighbors' conversations. 

00:00 Introduction 
00:21 'Let the Games Begin'
10:13'The Enormous Radio' 
22:15 Closing Remarks and Where to Find Us

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In this week's episode of Father Malone's Midnight Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley Jean dive deep into the Predator franchise, analyzing subsequent sequels, including 'Predator 2,' 'Predators,' and discussing 'Alien vs. Predator' and 'Requiem.' The hosts also highlight recent entries like 'Prey' and the animated 'Predator: Killer of Killers.'

00:00 Introduction and Welcome 
01:34 Superman and Lex Luthor  
04:27 Pen Pals from Around the World
08:41 Predator Series Overview 
18:47 Predator: Killer of Killers 
30:30 Conclusion and Farewell

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=Father Malone and Ms. Ripley Jean host a special episode of the weekly roundup with guest H P from the Night Mr. Walters - a Taxi podcast. They discuss the unusual  1983 Yummy Awards—
a peculiar TV special featuring various NBC stars presenting awards to cartoon characters, a mix of old-time children's entertainers, and superheroes in low-budget costumes. 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:26 Last Week's Absence Explained
01:43 The Yummy Awards 
03:25 Saturday Morning Cartoons 
09:53 Costumed Characters and Bizarre Moments
21:53 Remembering Ookla and the Mock
33:53 The Creepy Robot from Silver Spoons 
55:08 The Yummy Awards Conclusion

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hosts Father Malone and HP, from Noise Junkies, delve into 'Loch Ness' (1996), a film written by John Fusco and directed by John Henderson. The movie, starring Ted Danson, Jolie Richardson, Ian Holm, and James Frain, follows a disgraced cryptozoologist's journey to Loch Ness to debunk the myth of the Loch Ness Monster. The hosts discuss the film's plot, characters, and performances, with particular praise for Ted Danson's portrayal. They highlight the film's mixed reception—expressing specific disappointment with the score by Trevor Jones and Rod Stewart's closing song—while also appreciating the charming interactions and the physical depiction of the Loch...

In this episode of the Midnight Viewing podcast, hosts Father Malone, Mike White, and Chris Stachiw discuss two episodes from season three of George A. Romero's series, 'Tales from the Dark Side.' The episodes under review are 'Everybody Needs a Little Love' and 'Auld Acquaintances.' 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:34 Everybody Needs a Little Love 
11:07 Auld Acquaintances

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Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley Jean provide an extensive analysis of the 'Mission Impossible' film series. The hosts discuss the progression of the films, starting from the original TV series and its revival, to the Tom Cruise-led movies. They cover notable directors such as Brian DePalma and John Woo, the series' evolution under different creative visions, and highlight key moments like significant stunts and character developments. Special emphasis is placed on the themes, recurring elements, and changes in tone over the years. Additionally, the hosts critique the most recent installment, 'Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning,' and reflect on...

In this episode of Midnight Viewing's Fusco Fest, Father Malone and HP are joined by special guest Ashly Marie Tom Osborne, a project director for the Moapa Band of Paiutes. They dive into John Fusco's 1992 film 'Thunderheart', discussing its depiction of Native American issues, the role of mysticism, and its portrayal of identity and corruption.

00:00 Introduction to Fusco Fest
02:12 First Impressions of Thunderheart
04:16 Cultural Representation and Critique
05:40 Tropes and Stereotypes in Thunderheart
08:03 Environmental and Community Issues
23:27 John Trudell
31:36 AIM and Government Overreach
42:13 The Importance of Native American History 
53:23 Final Thoughts  Duration: 01:02:11

In this installment of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley Jean dive into a variety of pop culture topics and trailers. Releases mentioned include 'Ballerina,' a 'John Wick' spin-off, Spike Lee's 'Highest 2 Lowest,' and J 'F1.' Also a review of the new 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' movie, reflecting on the franchise's legacy and its innovative twist on the slasher genre.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
01:20 Musical Episode Battle: Vote Now! 
02:19 Nostalgia and the Superman Legacy
08:28 The Frightening Fax Machine 
10:39 Final Destination Bloodlines

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A Swing and a Miss! In this episode of Fusco Fest on Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone & HP step up to bat with the 1992 film 'The Babe,' chronicling the life of baseball legend Babe Ruth. 

00:00 Welcome to Fusco Fest! 
02:27 Babe Ruth 03:37 John Goodman as Babe Ruth
06:53 Direction and Cinematography
16:11 Baseball in Movies  
28:24 Casting and Performances 
34:55 The Ultimate Sin of Biographies
38:52 Babe Ruth: The First Sports Superstar 
41:03 Production Design 
01:01:23 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
01:03:17 What's Next on Fusco Fest?

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Father Malone and Ms. Ripley Jean discuss  the new Apple Plus series 'The Studio' and its connections to earlier Hollywood critiques like 'The Player' and 'Action.' 

00:00 Introduction and Weekly Roundup
01:30 Fusco Fest Update
02:28 Musical Showdown: Cast Your Votes!
04:31 New Segment: Frightening Fax Machine 
12:28 The Studio
19:05 Action

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and Chris Stachiw & Mike White delve into George Romero's 1980 series 'Tales From the Dark Side,' focusing on Season 3, Episode 15 ('My Own Place') and Episode 6 ('Red Leader'). \ 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:09 My Own Place  
13:35 Red Leader 
20:14 Upcoming Episodes and Closing Remarks

In this special episode of  Father Malone's Weekly Roundup,Father Malone is joined by The Projection Booth's Mike White and The Kulturecast's Chris Stachiw to dive into the newly released Marvel film 'Thunderbolts Asterisk.' They discuss the film's portrayal of Marvel's unconventional team of anti-heroes exploring themes of redemption, betrayal, and blurred moral lines. The hosts express mixed feelings about the movie, highlighting its pacing issues, tonal inconsistencies, and lack of stakes, despite acknowledging some effective moments and visual effects. They also delve into broader concerns about the current state and future direction of the MCU, including the impact o...

In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone discusses a range of topics, from Netflix's new series 'The Four Seasons' to the impact of the film 'Thunderheart' and Val Kilmer's legacy. He provides an in-depth review of 'Mad Men,' emphasizing the complex characters of Joan Holloway, Peggy Olson, and Betty Draper, as well as the series' portrayal of 1960s societal upheaval.  The episode concludes with a call for musical film voting and a sneak peek at upcoming content. 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
02:20 Midnight Viewers and Promotional Ideas
05:01 Musical Episode Voting 
11:44 Mad Men 
30:07 Conc...

No Weekly Roundup this Week. Instead, Father Malone is joined by Night Mr. Walters' HP to discuss the inspiration for the new Netflix series The Four Seasons starring Tina Fey, Steve Carrell and the always hilarious Kerri Kenney-Silver premiering May 1st.

'The Four Seasons,' written, directed, and starring Alan Alda alongside Carol Burnett covers three middle-aged couples and their navel gazing and forced frivolity as they travel the globe searching for problems to call their own. 

00:00 Introduction and Episode Justification
01:29 Movie Background and Cast
09:39 Seasonal Vacations and Forced Frivolity
22:35 New Love Interest Duration: 00:57:32

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, Father Malone is joined by Mike White from the Projection Booth and Chris from The Kulturecast to review and discuss episodes from Season 3 of George Romero's 1980s series 'Tales From the Dark Side'. They first delve into 'The Milkman Cometh', (Season 3, Episode 13) highlighting the performance of Robert Forster while critiquing the episode's synth score and pacing. Next, they discuss 'My Ghost Writer, The Vampire' (Season 3, Episode 14), expressing mixed feelings on its execution despite the potential of its premise. 

00:00 Introduction to Tales From the Dark Side
01:14 The Milkman Cometh 
14:40 My Ghostwriter...

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...

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 Di...

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.
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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, the theme is all about Irish culture and St. Patrick's Day. Father Malone, alongside his co-host Ripley Jean, dives into various topics including thoughts on Cameron Monaghan's performance in Star Wars Fallen Order and how his portrayal of different Jokers in Gotham stands out. The episode also offers reviews of State of Grace, a 1990 film about the Irish mob, and the Coen Brothers' masterpiece 'Miller's Crossing.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome 
02:15 Musical Confusion and Meat Loaf 
10:50 St. Patrick's Day Reflections  
14:38 State of Grace
18:21 The Westies and the Javits Cent...

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, Father Malone and Mike White delve into two episodes from Season 3 of George A. Romero's anthology series, Tales from the Darkside. They analyze 'Heretic,' a story about a shady art dealer dealing with stolen church relics, and 'A Serpent's Tooth,' which involves a controlling mother using supernatural means to dominate her children.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:19  'Heretic' 
09:44  'A Serpent's Tooth' 
19:02 Closing Remarks and Promotions

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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean delve into the world of paranormal investigators, focusing on characters from works by Alan Moore and Clive Barker with looks at the 1995 film 'Lord of Illusions,' exploring its strength and flaws in detail. Meanwhile, Miss Ripley Jean highlights John Constantine, examining his evolution from comics to his 2005 film adaptation starring Keanu Reeves.

00:00 Introduction 
01:31 Paranormal Investigators 
02:49 Yellowjackets Season 3 
06:04 Alien Isolation and Gaming 
11:25 Lord of Illusions 
24:32 Constantine 
32:39 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing Anthologies Attack, hosts Father Malone and Antonio Llapur dive deep into Daredevil's rich history, from his comic book origins to his various on-screen adaptations.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing Anthologies Attack

00:20 Daredevil: A Catholic Connection

02:39 The Origins of Daredevil 

1:52 The 1989 Daredevil TV Movie

19:10 Ben Affleck's Daredevil: A 2000s Relic 

41:13 The MCU's Daredevil: A New Era 

52:26 Born Again 

01:02:07 Kingpin

01:39:31 Conclusion and Recommendations

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In this episode, Father Malone  and Ripley Jean delve into the comedic and cultural impact of National Lampoon. A rundown of recent viewer mail. And an in-depth analysis of both the film 'A Futile and Stupid Gesture' and the documentary 'Drunk, Stoned, Brilliant, Dead.' 

00:00 Introduction 
01:36 Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
02:07 Gaming Weekend and Xbox Talk
05:10 Pen Pals from Around the World
12:37 A Futile and Stupid Gesture
23:10 Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of The National Lampoon
28:38 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

Ordinarily this would be a Patreon Subscriber episode, but with the passing of Lynn Marie Stewart, we thought we'd make it available to everyone.

In this episode of Cable Box Theater, hosts Father Malone and hp discuss the origins and cultural impact of The Pee Wee Herman Show, a 1981 stage production that aired on HBO. The discussion covers the show's background in the improvisation group The Groundlings, Paul Reubens' creation of the character, and the performances of key cast members, including Phil Hartman and Lynne Marie Stewart. 

00:00 Welcome to Cable Box Theater
02:17 The Groundlings and I...

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, Father Malone and HP discuss the 1989 TV movie, 'The Trial of the Incredible Hulk' , including Bill Bixby's direction, Lou Ferrigno's portrayal of the Hulk, and Rex Smith as Daredevil. The discussion touches on various plot points, such as the trial sequence, Kingpin's flawed criminal operation, and the underwhelming climactic showdown. They also compare past and present Hulk portrayals and critique both the film's direction and its deviation from the source material.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement
02:17 Discussing 'The Trial of the Incredible Hulk'
05:55 Thor and Donald Blake in 'The Incredible...

Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean discuss 'The Gorge,' a romantic horror action and directed by Scott Derrickson. The second, 'Heart Eyes,' is a romantic comedy slasher with a unique killer targeting couples on Valentine's Day.

00:00 Introduction
01:54 Romantic Horror: The Gorge 
15:24 Romantic Comedy Slasher: Heart Eyes
24:39 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Episodes

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TOWER 4
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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and Mike White delve into two episodes from Season 3 of George A. Romero's 1980s TV series, 'Tales from the Dark Side'. They start with episode 5, 'The Geezenstacks', discussing the bizarre and creepy story about a dollhouse that eerily mirrors a family's life. 
The conversation shifts to episode 6, 'Black Widows', where they discuss a story about a mother and daughter with arachnid tendencies.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:23 Episode 1: The Geezenstacks
10:44 Episode 2: Black Widows 
18:49 Closing Remarks and Future Episodes

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In this episode of Father Malone's Weekly Roundup, co-hosts Father Malone and Miss Ripley Jean discuss the complexities and challenges of Captain America's new adventures in 'Captain America: Brave New World'. Next is the TV series Yellowjackets, highlighting its intriguing blend of past and present storylines along with its supernatural elements.

Another stinking clip show? Yeah that's right. But it's Valentine's Day. So shut up.
We're reaching into the vaults for the best Night Gallery segments dedicated to love. So journey back with us as we investigate all the terrible ways we find to love each other.

In this special episode of Midnight Viewing, host Father Malone welcomes HP, the composer and host of Noise Junkies, to discuss the 1978 jukebox musical film, 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.'

They delve into the movie’s production, its eclectic cast including Peter Frampton, the Bee Gees, Steve Martin, and Alice Cooper, and its critical reception. The discussion highlights the film's strange narrative choices, memorable musical performances, and its nostalgic impact on the hosts. Despite the film's numerous flaws and its generally chaotic vibe, they acknowledge its curious place in cinematic history, particularly as a snapshot of la...

Join Father Malone and Ripley Jean as they take a look at Valentine action flick Love Hurts and take a look back at the height of the Captain America franchise: Captain America The Winter Soldier.


00:00 Steve Rogers' Urgent Message
02:07 Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
03:54 Love Hurts
13:32 Captain America: The Winter Soldier
29:51 Upcoming Episodes and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, we review two episodes from Season 3 of George A. Romero's Tales from the Dark Side. The convoluted plot of 'The Bitterest Pill' (Season 3, Episode 3) and the predictable yet eerie 'Florence Bravo' (Season 3, Episode 4).

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:25 The Bitterest Pill 
14:13 Florence Bravo 
24:16 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes

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In this week's Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ripley Jean delve into Sophie Thatcher's recent horror ventures, showcasing her performances in 'Companion' and 'Heretic'. 


00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
06:27 Companion
17:15 Heretic 
22:30 Closing Thoughts and Future Hope

In this episode of 'Anthologies Attack,' hosts Father Malone and Antonio LLapur discuss Mel Brooks' classic comedy film 'History of the World, Part 1.' From the Stone Age to the French Revolution, they explore segments like the Old Testament, the Inquisition, highlighting memorable performances by Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn, Dom DeLuise, and more. They also touch on Brooks' comedic style, the impact of key figures like Orson Welles, and the film's moments of cringeworthy humor and timeless jokes.

00:00 Welcome to Anthologies Attack!
01:53 Introducing Mel Brooks' History of the World Part One 
07:05 Mel Brooks' Cinematic Style a...

In this episode of the Weekly Roundup, Father Malone and Ripley take a gander at two new releases:
Wolf Man from The Invisible Man director Leigh Whannel.
And the straight to streaming film Star Trek: Section 31 starring Michelle Yeoh

00:00 Introduction
05:55 'Wolfman'
19:19 Section 31
31:14 Conclusion and Sign-Off

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In this episode of Midnight Viewing, we discussSeason 3.  Episode 1, 'The Circus,' which features a world-weary investigative journalist encountering a sinister circus, and Episode 2, 'I Can't Help Saying Goodbye,' about a young girl with a morbidly prescient power.

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
01:46 The Circus 
12:52 I Can't Help Saying Goodbye 
22:14 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes

Father Malone AND Ripley discuss the the latest four-part series 'SNL Beyond Saturday Night' available on Peacock, examining various aspects like the auditions, writing process, and 'The Weird Year. 
The episode also features a special tribute to the late filmmaker Jeannot Szwarc, celebrating his works on anthology television and the direction of 'Jaws 2'.

00:00 Welcome to Father Malone's Weekly Roundup
05:17 SNL's 50th 
18:14 Jaws 2:
31:05 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Episodes

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In this episode of 'Anthologies Attack,' hosts Father Malone and Antonio Llapur dive into the Coen Brothers' 2018 anthology film 'The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.' They discuss each of the six segments, the film's unique take on the American West, and its themes of death and storytelling. Highlighted are the film's notable performances, including those by James Franco, Zoe Kazan, and Tom Waits. The hosts also touch on the Coen Brothers' adeptness at genre-hopping and their distinct narrative style. The discussion includes a breakdown of the film's cinematography, music, and the impact of its unique storytelling format.

00:00...

Welcome back to a very special two part episode of Midnight Viewing as we look back on the career of filmmaker Jeannot Szwarc. He directed some 19 segments of Night Gallery. All were at least visually interesting and some are the best of the series. We've collected all of his Night Gallery tales for your listening pleasure. And Father Malone would like you to know his cohosts are mostly wrong in their reviews.

00:00 Introduction to Jeannot Szwarc
01:51 The Waiting Room
13:10 The Last Rites for a Dead Druid 
27:29 Stop Killing Me
35:26 Sins of the Fathers
44:56 T...

Welcome back to a very special two part episode of Midnight Viewing as we look back on the career of filmmaker Jeannot Szwarc. He directed some 19 segments of Night Gallery. All were at least visually interesting and some are the best of the series. We've collected all of his Night Gallery tales for your listening pleasure. And Father Malone would like you to know his cohosts are mostly wrong in their reviews.

00:00 Introduction and Tribute to Jeannot Szwarc 
02:31 The Little Black Bag
10:33 Death in the Family
27:00 The Merciful
30:30 Class of 99
39:08 With Apologies to M...