Midnight Viewing

We draw back the curtain on four tales featuring monstrous children, drunken braggarts and a spider you'll not soon forget (it's terrible).

Witches will steal your wife and DJs will too! Join Father Malone, Chris Stachiw and Mike White as they plunge further into the madness of Night Gallery season two.

It's a Szwarc-a-thon! Chris, Mike and Father Malone take a look at a trio of tales directed by Jeannot Szwarc (and one he didn't). Rod Serling's trips to the 50s continue with debates on the value of life and the business of hate.

Season 2 begins strong with 4 new paintings for your perusal. The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes is a chilling tale featuring young Clint Howard. Miss Lovecraft Sent Me tells why it's important to check references. The Hand of Borgus Weems drags the series kicking and screaming into the 70s. Phantom of What Opera? features Leslie Nielsen in a silly role that predates Airplane!

In the finale of season one, we're given two new paintings to appraise-- They're Tearing Down Tim Reilly's Bar is familiar territory for Rod Serling. An over the hill exec must decide if the past is more appealing than his present. The Last Laurel is a wicked, little tale of lust and the importance of knowing your own home's layout.

In Pamela's Voice, John Astin and Phyllis Diller drop in to the gallery and explore the metaphysical meaning of heaven and hell. Lone Survivor stars John Colicos as a doomed shiprwreck survivor. The Doll explores a curious method of vengeance.

Make Me Laugh concerns a failed standup comic and the culuturally questionable means with which he pursues success. Clean Kills and Other Trophies tells of an old money sadist and his unfinished collection of trophies. Both tales written by Rod Serling

Two Paintings for your perusal. The House is an hallucinatory look at insanity or the supernatural or something and was directed by Gomez Addams himself -- John Astin. Certain Shadows on the Wall is a tale of sororicide amongst an old monied family and features a bonkers cast of old Hollywood luminaries.

This episode is broken into three stories. Room with a View tells a tale of suspicion, manipulation and revenge featuring a young Diane Keaton. Little Black Bag features Burgess Meredith and the hazards of time travel. And finally,The Nature of the Enemy for everyone who's ever wanted to launch their hamster into space.

This episode of Night Gallery is presented in two segments. "The Dead Man" Based on a short story by Fritz Leiber. A tale of hypnosis gone awry. And "The Housekeeper" featuring a hirsute Larry Hagman as a wealthy man seeking supernatural spousal support. Mike White http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/ Chris Stachiw WeirdingWayMedia.com Father Malone FatherMalone.com

In our inaugural episode we venture into the gallery to witness three tales. All written by Rod Serling and featuring the directorial debut of Steven Spielberg. Mike White http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/ Chris Stachiw WeirdingWayMedia.com Father Malone FatherMalone.com