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• Tales from the Darkside S04E09&10 (Sorry, Right Number, Payment Overdue)

  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 Introduction1:34 Sorry, Right Number05:10 Stephen King's Writing Style and Themes14:22 Stephen King's Adaptations and Legacy21:35 Payment Overdue24:58 Comparisons to Other Anthology Shows34:19 Final Thoughts and Upcoming EpisodesFather [email protected]/fathermalone@Midnight_ViewingMike Whitehttp://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/Chris StachiwWeirdingWayMedia.com

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• Father Malone's Weekly Roundup - Spinal Tap 2 The End Continues (2025)

  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 Roundup01:13 TV Show Reviews: Digman and The Paper06:04 Alien Earth Predictions and Speculations09:45 Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues20:59 Final Thoughts and Upcoming EpisodesFather [email protected]/fathermalone@Midnight_Viewing

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• Yautja Fest - Aliens vs Predator: Requiem (2007)

  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 Welcome02:22 Trailer Breakdown03:33 First Impressions and Visuals06:22 Plot Overview09:15 Character Analysis14:32 Gore and Distasteful Scenes39:01 The Alien-Predator Hybrid45:38 The Unlikely Heroes and Their Journey57:55 The Final Showdown and Aftermath01:08:44 Reflecting on the Franchise's FutureFATHER [email protected]@Midnight_Viewingpatreon.com/fathermaloneHPhpmusicplace.bandcamp.com

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• Mary Shelly's Frankenstein - Midnight Viewing - A Year in Horror Crossover

  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 Waller and A Year in Horror 03:03 Recap of Previous Episode and Introduction to 199405:14 Debunking the 90s Horror Myth05:01 Top Box Office Hits of 199406:14 1994 in Music and World Events07:30 Podcast Format and Special Guests11:56 Diving into Mary Shelley's Frankenstein14:46 Frankenstein in Pop Culture19:06 Analyzing Mary Shelley's Frankenstein33:36 John Cleese's Role and Character Changes 35:59 Kenneth Branagh's Portrayal of Victor Frankenstein39:20 The Birth Sequence and Its Impact47:54 Characterization and Makeup Design51:57 Production Design and Ending Discussion56:47 Double Bill Recommendations and Final ThoughtsFATHER MALONE@[email protected]/FatherMaloneA YEAR IN HORRORhttps://a-year-in-horror.simplecast.com/@wallernotweller

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• Tales from the Darkside S04 E07&08 (The Yattering & Jack, Seymourlama)

  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 Viewing01:24 Episode Overview: The Yattering and Jack02:33 Clive Barker's Influence and Critique05:50 Visuals and Performances09:29 Carolers and Christmas Spirit15:27 Seymourlama Episode16:08 Divine's Performance23:35 Comparing Actors and Final ThoughtsFather [email protected]/fathermalone@Midnight_ViewingMike Whitehttp://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/Chris StachiwWeirdingWayMedia.com

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