8-26-2017 MOVIE NIGHT !
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WELCOME TO MOVIE NIGHT ON THE PARANORMAL FORUM DOT NET
Links and information for movies are in this thread.
For live chat during movie, go to the Saturday Live Chat thread
For movie watching instructions go to Post #5 below
Check your setup with post #6 below
bring your own finger food, popcorn, peanuts, candy, beer, wine, soda and other snacks
( Sharing permitted )
Thanks for coming and enjoythe movies !
Links and information for movies are in this thread.
For live chat during movie, go to the Saturday Live Chat thread
For movie watching instructions go to Post #5 below
Check your setup with post #6 below
bring your own finger food, popcorn, peanuts, candy, beer, wine, soda and other snacks
( Sharing permitted )
Thanks for coming and enjoythe movies !
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Science Fiction Theater "The Human Equation", Season 01, Episode 25, 26 minutes
Researchers studying new antibiotics are finding themselves accused of uncharacteristic behaviors, which they can't recall. Could the ergot-derived compound be affecting their brains?
A fictionalized account of a lab experiment gone wrong, and the very first mention of LSD as a psychodelic (the word hadn't been coined yet) in the media. This was October 1955 and Timothy Leary was still experimenting with mushrooms. This was very avant-gard in 1955 and was still relatively unknown in 1963 when Leary started shooting off his mouth. Remember, Imipramine was just invented, also Thorazine. Retalin wasn't yet but Dexadrine and Benzedrine was. The main psychotropics were Phenobarbitol and Dexadrine. We were primitive. The whole idea of medication to affect neurotransmitters was still two decades off. This show, like so many others, is a decade before its time.
Director: Henry S. Kesler
Writer: Norman Jolley (screenplay)
Episode cast overview:
Truman Bradley ... Host / Narrator
Macdonald Carey ... Dr. Lee Seward
Jean Byron ... Nan Guild
Peter Adams ... Dr. Clements
Herbert Heyes ... Governor
Tom McKee ... Dr. Henry Upton
Michael Winkelman ... Kenny Guild
George Meader ... Dr. Albert Finch
Elizabeth Whitney ... Cleaning Woman
Marjorie Bennett ... Witness
IMDB rating 7.8 / 10
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A Howling in the Woods (1971), Thriller, 93 minutes
Director: Daniel Petrie
Writers: Richard De Roy, Velda Johnston (novel)
Cast overview:
Barbara Eden ...Liza Crocker
Larry Hagman ...Eddie Crocker
John Rubinstein ...Justin Conway
Vera Miles ...Rose Staines
Tyne Daly ...Sally Bixton
Ruta Lee ...Sharon
George Murdock ...Mel Warren
Ford Rainey ...Bud Henshaw
Lisa Gerritsen ...Betsy Warren
Bill Vint ...Lonnie Henshaw
Karl Swenson ...AppersonIMDB rating: 6.7 / 10
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Movie watching instructions:
It is best to have two windows open so that you can watch the movie in one window and chat in the other.
This can be accomplished in a MS Windows environment by starting a movie and dragging the browser tab away from the browser until a separatewindow is created. Then re-size the window so that just the movie is showing. The otheroption to create a secondwindow is to start the movieand hit the YouTube icon lowerright hand corner. This willcreate a new window on somecomputers or you can drag the browser tab to create a secondwindow. Re-size the chat and movie windows until these fillthe computer screen.
The other option for viewingand chatting is to use two devices ( phone, iPad, tablet, computer, TV) together tocreate the two windows. Thesecond device must be capable of playing YouTube. For example open theParaNormalForum ( PNF) with your phone and use this for your chat device. Next open the PNF with a second device such as an iPad and play the movie on this device.
You can also play the movie on your TV if the TV supports YouTube/Vimeo* or you have astreaming device like Apple TV or Roku. In this case you will have to search YouTube/Vimeo for the movie being played. A nice trick is to search for all movies earlier in the evening so that they show up in the YouTube search history. Then come movie time, you can easily pick the next movie.
The movies are listed above in this thread. We like to start each movie on cue from a movie host so that everyone is at the same place in the movie. This makes comments much more timely and meaningful.
Note: If you are new to the PNF Saturday Movies, welcome. It is a lot of fun. Practice the above procedures to see what works best for you. Ask questions if the procedure above isn't working for you. The PNF has lots of friendly members willing to assist. Movie night is meant to be stress free.
It is best to have two windows open so that you can watch the movie in one window and chat in the other.
This can be accomplished in a MS Windows environment by starting a movie and dragging the browser tab away from the browser until a separatewindow is created. Then re-size the window so that just the movie is showing. The otheroption to create a secondwindow is to start the movieand hit the YouTube icon lowerright hand corner. This willcreate a new window on somecomputers or you can drag the browser tab to create a secondwindow. Re-size the chat and movie windows until these fillthe computer screen.
The other option for viewingand chatting is to use two devices ( phone, iPad, tablet, computer, TV) together tocreate the two windows. Thesecond device must be capable of playing YouTube. For example open theParaNormalForum ( PNF) with your phone and use this for your chat device. Next open the PNF with a second device such as an iPad and play the movie on this device.
You can also play the movie on your TV if the TV supports YouTube/Vimeo* or you have astreaming device like Apple TV or Roku. In this case you will have to search YouTube/Vimeo for the movie being played. A nice trick is to search for all movies earlier in the evening so that they show up in the YouTube search history. Then come movie time, you can easily pick the next movie.
The movies are listed above in this thread. We like to start each movie on cue from a movie host so that everyone is at the same place in the movie. This makes comments much more timely and meaningful.
Note: If you are new to the PNF Saturday Movies, welcome. It is a lot of fun. Practice the above procedures to see what works best for you. Ask questions if the procedure above isn't working for you. The PNF has lots of friendly members willing to assist. Movie night is meant to be stress free.
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