Midnight Viewing

By: Chris Stachiw
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  • Summary

  • THE HORROR ANTHOLOGY PODCAST
    Join The Kulturecast's Chris Stachiw, The Projection Booth's Mike White and Dark Destinations's Father Malone as they present an episode by episode dissection of Horror Anthology television

    ANTHOLOGIES ATTACK!
    Director Antonio Llapur (Space Detective) joins Father Malone to talk anthology in all genre and media.

    FATHER MALONE'S WEEKLY ROUNDUP
    Ripley Jean, the cinephile pug joins this weekly dissection of the latest in streaming both film and television

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    Mike White
    https://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/

    Chris Stachiw
    WeirdingWayMedia.com
    Copyright Chris Stachiw
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Episodes
  • ANTHOLOGIES ATTACK! - Guest Co-Host ALLAN ARKUSH -Flesh & Fantasy, Dead of Night, Kwaidan, Spirits of the Dead, Poison

    ANTHOLOGIES ATTACK! - Guest Co-Host ALLAN ARKUSH -Flesh & Fantasy, Dead of Night, Kwaidan, Spirits of the Dead, Poison
    Nov 14 2024
    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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    https://trailersfromhell.com/far-from-heaven/
    https://trailersfromhell.com/the-trip/
    https://trailersfromhell.com/wild-boys-of-the-road/

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Father Malone's Weekly Roundup - Heartbeeps, A Bucket of Blood, Get Crazy

    Father Malone's Weekly Roundup - Heartbeeps, A Bucket of Blood, Get Crazy
    Nov 10 2024
    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
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    28 mins
  • Tales from the Darkside S02E13&14 (Comet Watch- Dream Girl)

    Tales from the Darkside S02E13&14 (Comet Watch- Dream Girl)
    Nov 7 2024
    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
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    27 mins

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