On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles turned a radio drama into one of broadcasting’s most enduring legends. Midnight Mike tunes into the truth behind The War of the Worlds—the frightened listeners, the exaggerated panic, and the broadcast that never really stopped transmitting.
Monthly Archives: September 2026
September
23
Hell in a Cell 1998: The Night Mick Foley Fell Into Immortality
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Mick Foley fell from Hell and into wrestling immortality. Brenna Steele revisits Undertaker vs. Mankind at Hell in a Cell 1998, where unforgettable spectacle collided with genuine danger—and created a legend wrestling should never try to recreate.
September
16
The Devil Rides Out (1968) – The Night Hammer Horror Summoned the Devil
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Hammer Horror drew the circle and dared the Devil to cross it. Dr. Percy Strout examines The Devil Rides Out (1968), separating occult history from cinematic mythology while exploring Baphomet, black magic, Christopher Lee, and why the film’s supernatural rules still make it so effective.
September
09
The Lost Boys (1987) — Blood, Bikes & the Best Damn Saxophone in Horror
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Welcome to Santa Carla—where the nightlife is killer, the vampires ride motorcycles, and apparently nobody owns a shirt near the saxophone guy. Rewind with Tara as she revisits The Lost Boys (1987), the blood-soaked cult classic that made eternal damnation look ridiculously cool.
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