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09/01/2020

2019 All Wrapped Up

Now that 2019 is in the bag, it's time to talk about the best things, most disappointing things, and the biggest surprises of 2019. In this special two hour episode, we talk about everything from movies to books and music that we discovered in the year 2019, along with some things that truly disappointed us. The One Season Show's Jess Byard joins Chris to talk about the year, her favorites, and what things made both of their lists. You can follow Chris Stachiw at @Casualty_Chris and the Kulturecast @kulturecast. The music is Tigerblood Jewel's The Bayou. You can also subscribe to the Kulturecast on iTunes here. Also, don’t forget to check out our official Facebook page for news, upcoming reviews, contests, and new content along with our Patreon page. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-kulturecast--2883470/support.

09/01/2020

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1h 56m
18/10/2023

Haunted New Jersey

Chris and Emma journey back into the backlogs, files, and stories of these United States with a return to the Haunted States series all about the state that has more gardens than anything else (we actually don't know if that's true or not): New Jersey. You can follow Chris Stachiw @Casualty_Chris, Jess Byard @writerjessbyard, and the podcast @ScaryStoriesWT. Alex Malnack of Blondo provides the music for the podcast; that track is "Stay Here." The album artwork is provided by Maggie the Odd. For more episodes of Scary Stories We Tell along with many more podcasts that are guaranteed to be your new favorite audio obsession, check out Weirding Way Media at weirdingwaymedia.com.

18/10/2023

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1h 13m
9 FEB

Star Trek Fest - Star Trek: First Contact (1996)

In this episode of 'Star Trek Fest,' Father Malone and co-host HP delve into the acclaimed film 'Star Trek: First Contact.' They discuss its direction by Jonathan Frakes, strong performances by the cast and the Borg. 00:00 Welcome to Star Trek Fest 00:18 Discussing Star Trek: First Contact 02:37 The Story of First Contact 05:17 Analyzing the Borg 08:42 Character Performances and Direction 10:31 Parallel Plots and Ensemble Cast 18:03 Picard's Struggle and Lily's Role 31:38 Debating the Borg Queen's Role 41:54 Geeking Out Over Star Trek Details 46:35 James Cromwell as Zephram Cochrane 53:14 Brent Spiner's Best Performance as Data 55:10 Wrapping Up and Next Episode Tease HP Hpmusicplace.bandcamp.com FATHER MALONE FatherMalone71@gmail.com @Midnight_Viewing

9 Feb

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57 min
3 DAYS AGO

Father Malone's Weekly Roundup - The 'Burbs (2026), The 'Burbs (1989)

On this week's Weekly Roundup we send out condolences in a few different ways. The main topic of conversation is the new television series based on Joe Dante's seminal suburban horror comedy The 'Burbs. We look at how the film came together and whether or not the show is worthy of its mantle. POLTERGEIST screenplay https://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/Poltergeist.pdf Father Malone Patreon.com/FatherMalone FatherMalone71@gmail.com

3 days ago

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26 min
23/11/2025

Star Trek Fest - Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan

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 Brutality of Star Trek II 46:37 The Kobayashi Maru and Kirk's Strategy 54:25 Worst Vulcan Casting Ideas 01:02:21 Genesis Device and Starfleet Critique 01:10:14 Kobayashi Maru and Kirk's Cheat 01:16:55 Spock's Sacrifice and Emotional Farewell 01:27:55 Final Thoughts and Legacy of Star Trek II 01:34:01 Upcoming Star Trek Movies and Crossover HP Hpmusicplace.bandcamp.com Father Malone FatherMalone71@gmail.com @Midnight_Viewing

23/11/2025

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1h 36m
8 JAN

Hammer House of Horror S01E03 Rude Awakening

On this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and Mike White delve into episode three of Hammer House of Horror, titled 'Rude Awakening.' Originally aired on September 27, 1980, the episode, written by Gerald Savory and directed by Peter Sasdy, features a twisted narrative of a real estate agent trapped in a series of dream loops that blur with reality. 00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing 00:58 Rude Awakening 03:56 Dream Logic 06:37 Haunted House Elements 13:13 Nightmare Sequences 22:27 Final Thoughts Mike White weirdingwaymedia.com Father Malone Patreon.com/FatherMalone FatherMalone71@gmail.com

8 Jan

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24 min
22 JAN

Hammer House of Horror S01E04 - Growing Pains

In this episode of 'Midnight Viewing: The Horror Anthology Podcast,' Father Malone and Mike White delve into 'Growing Pains,' the fourth episode of the first series of 'Hammer House of Horror.' Originally aired on October 4, 1980, the episode follows a grieving couple who adopt a seemingly sinister child after the tragic death of their own son. 00:00 Introduction 01:08 Background and Plot 04:18 The Creepy Child and Plot Twists 09:48 The Dog and the Bunnies 20:51 Closing Remarks and Next Episode Preview Mike White www.weirdingwaymedia.com patreon.com/theprojectionbooth Father Malone FatherMalone71@gamil.com patreon.com/fathermalone

22 Jan

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23 min
04/12/2025

Star Trek Fest - Star Trek III The Search for Spock (1984)

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. Father Malone FatherMalone71@gmail.com Patreon.com/FatherMalone HP hpmusicplace.bandcamp.com

04/12/2025

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1h 40m
13/11/2025

Star Trek Fest - Star Trek The Motion Picture (1979)

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 the film's strengths, such as Jerry Goldsmith's exceptional score, and its weaknesses, including slow pacing and underutilized characters. Overall, the hosts discuss the movie's significance as a stepping stone to the more dynamic and refined sequels that followed. 00:00 Introduction to Star Trek Fest 03:36 First Impressions and Nostalgia 10:43 The Impact of Jerry Goldsmith's Score 18:34 The Turbulent Production History 37:18 The Plot and Key Scenes 44:09 Jeffrey Katzenberg's Role in the Movie 48:13 Novelizations and Gene Roddenberry's Influence 01:03:12 The Wormhole Incident 1:12:18 The Probe and Ilia's Transformation 01:17:38 Spock's Mind Meld with V'Ger0 01:23:42 The Revelation of V'Ger 01:32:23 The Final Confrontation with V'Ger 01:48:08 The Future of Star Trek FATHER MALONE Fathermalone71@gmail.com Patreon.com/FatherMalone @Midnight_Viewing HP Hpmusicplace.bandcamp.com

13/11/2025

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1h 54m
14 HR AGO

Hammer House of Horror S01E06 - Charlie Boy

In this episode of Midnight Viewing, hosts Father Malone and Mike White from the Projection Booth delve into Hammer House of Horror's Season 1, Episode 6: 'Charlie Boy'.

14 hr ago

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27 min

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