Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:12 Vivienne Vayne opens the show1:42 The Ghost of Ol' Man Mose (1949)4:43 The Lords - Death Bells at Dawn7:26 Friday the 13th: The Series (theme)10:04 Vivienne Vayne on Drive-In Of The Damned (radio spot)10:21 Drive-In Of The Damned (radio spot)11:15 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Don't Deceive Me14:52 Billy Whitlock - Dance of the Goblins — An instrumental composition performed by Billy Whitlock with orchestral accompaniment, written by Whitlock Bell. This 78 rpm recording captures a whimsical goblin-themed piece typical of early twentieth-century novelty instrumental recordings.18:17 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato18:28 Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science — "She Blinded Me with Science" is a song by English musician Thomas Dolby that came out in 1982, first as a single in the United Kingdom on 25 October 1982. The song later appeared on the EP Blinded by Science and on the 1983 re-release of Dolby's debut album The Golden Age of Wireless.21:55 Vivienne Vayne on Coolest Little Monster22:05 John Zacherle - Coolest Little Monster — A novelty horror song recorded by John Zacherle, the television host and musician known for his spooky character Zacherley. The song appears on various horror-themed compilations.23:19 National Philharmonic - The Patrol Car25:01 The Bees (trailer, 1978) — A science fiction horror film about mutant killer bees threatening humanity, released in 1978. The trailer warns of a new strain of bees that cannot be controlled and poses an existential threat to mankind.26:01 Supermax - Spooky30:21 Vivienne Vayne on Irving Fink - Magic Potion30:41 Irving Fink - Magic Potion30:56 Glen Gray - The House Is Haunted

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:11 Vivienne Vayne opens the show1:29 Big Wheeler - Damn Good Mojo5:43 Ralph Stanley - O Death8:53 Joseph LoDuca - Ascent/Inflection10:43 Vivienne Vayne on Frankie and Fashions - Witch Doctor10:54 Frankie and Fashions - Witch Doctor13:10 Jerry Goldsmith - Gremlins at Work18:04 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato18:15 The Cellar19:01 Ralph's World - Harry's Haunted Circus21:29 Vivienne Vayne on Sound effect: Falling yell21:48 Sound effect: Falling yell22:12 Spencer Chandler's - Haunted House23:31 Jett Powers - Stranded in the Jungle27:05 Alice Cooper - Cold Ethyl29:56 Vivienne Vayne on House of Good and Evil30:05 House of Good and Evil (trailer) — House of Good and Evil is a 2013 American psychological thriller directed by David Mun and written by Blu de Golyer, starring Rachel Marie Lewis and Christian Oliver as a married couple who move to a remote rural house without electricity or phone service after a miscarriage caused by the husband's physical assault during pregnancy. The film was shot in Floyd County, Virginia, and had its initial screening there in June 2013.

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens the show1:42 Jerry Goldsmith - The Skeleton (Alien)2:57 The Cemetery Boys - At Midnight — First track from The Cemetery Boys' self-titled debut album, a minimalist rock song featuring bass, drums, and vocals. The band, led by Edgar Graves, released the album in 2014, produced by Patrick Walsh, notable for its sparse instrumentation and haunting sound fitting the horror and Halloween radio format.5:24 Peter in the Woods6:05 Vivienne Vayne on Gene Moss And The Monsters - Frankenstein6:18 Gene Moss And The Monsters - Frankenstein8:07 Michael R Gardner & Jeff Newell - On Halloween9:36 Stu Philipps - Look On Up The Bottom12:53 Glenn Gould - Aria Da Capo (Hannibal)14:41 Vivienne Vayne on Dorothy, My Monster14:53 The Companions - Dorothy, My Monster — A novelty doo-wop song by The Companions released in 2004 on the album Doo-Wop Halloween Is a Scream, featuring a playful take on Dorothy and a monster theme.16:49 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato17:00 Butch Patrick - It's Only Halloween18:35 Night of the Living Dead - Remix22:02 The Madmen - Haunted23:57 Vivienne Vayne on The Haunting24:09 The Haunting (trailer) — The Haunting is a 1963 supernatural horror film directed and produced by Robert Wise, based on Shirley Jackson's 1959 novel The Haunting of Hill House and adapted by Nelson Gidding. The movie features Julie Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson, and Russ Tamblyn as members of a small group who are invited by a paranormal investigator to look into a house believed to be haunted.26:31 Ted Heath & His Music - Boogie Man Boogie — A big band recording by Ted Heath and His Music, written by Kenny Graham. This boogie-style instrumental was originally released as a 78 rpm record in 1961.29:43 Douglas Pipes - The Bus Driver

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 91:33 Danny Elfman - Remains of the Day — Daniel Robert Elfman is an American film composer, singer, songwriter, and musician who rose to prominence in the early 1980s as the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for the new wave band Oingo Boingo. Since scoring his first studio film in 1985, he has composed over 100 feature film scores and created works for television, stage productions, and concert performances, earning international recognition.3:16 Dave Gardner - Mad Witch5:43 Gianni Dell'Orso - 21 (Main Theme)8:54 Vivienne Vayne on Gerard McMann - Cry Little Sister9:04 Gerard McMann - Cry Little Sister13:38 Pierre Arvay - Danse Des Monstres16:12 House on Haunted Hill16:59 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato17:10 Joel McNeely - Discovery17:49 Vivienne Vayne on The Midnight Strangers - Beast of the Night17:59 The Midnight Strangers - Beast of the Night22:34 Janie Jones - Witches Brew25:08 5 Little Blue Man — Betty Johnson was an American singer who performed traditional pop and cabaret music. She achieved her greatest success during the 1950s.27:17 Weldon Rogers - On the Moon29:13 Vivienne Vayne on Bobby Boris Pickett & The Crypt-Kickers - Me and My Mummy29:23 Bobby Boris Pickett & The Crypt-Kickers - Me and My Mummy

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:11 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 81:46 Stephen Sondheim - Sweeney Todd — "Not While I'm Around" is a duet from Stephen Sondheim's musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street between the characters Tobias Ragg and Mrs. Lovett that debuted on Broadway in 1979. The 2007 film version features Edward Sanders as Tobias and Helena Bonham Carter as Mrs. Lovett, while the 2023 revival includes performances by Gaten Matarazzo and Annaleigh Ashford. Josh Groban, who played the barber in the 2023 production, has released his own recording of the song.5:23 Witchcraft '70 — A 1970 Italian mondo-style documentary directed by Luigi Scattini and Lee Frost about occult and witchcraft practices claimed to exist around the world, narrated by Edmund Purdom and featuring controversial footage of alleged rituals and cult activities.6:19 Tuesday Knight - Running from This Nightmare — "Nightmare," also known as "(Running From This) Nightmare," is a song by American recording artist and actress Tuesday Knight that serves as the opening song for A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, in which she co-starred. Although the song was not officially released as a single or included on the original soundtrack when the film came out, it became a cult hit among horror fans and is one of Knight's most well-known songs. The song was officially released as a single in 2015.7:58 Vivienne Vayne on Zoomin' At The Zombie8:09 Zoomin' At The Zombie (1940) — A jazz instrumental recorded by John Kirby and His Orchestra on July 9, 1940, featuring trumpet, clarinet, alto saxophone, piano, bass and drums, released on Okeh Records.10:51 John Williams - Main Title (Jaws) — John Towner Williams is an American composer and conductor who has created many famous film scores over his seven-decade career, blending

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:12 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 71:37 Origin Of Superstitions - Lose Baby's First Pair Of Shoes — An episode from the old-time radio series Origin of Superstition, which explored the origins and meanings of common superstitions. This particular episode examined the superstition surrounding a baby's first pair of shoes.3:19 Billy Lee Riley - Nightmare Mash — A novelty rock and roll song recorded by Billy Lee Riley and released in 1963, featuring Halloween-themed lyrics set to an upbeat rockabilly tempo.5:15 Sound effect: Haunted house (1985)6:02 Vivienne Vayne on Experiment in Terror6:12 Al Caiola - Experiment in Terror — An instrumental guitar piece by Al Caiola composed for the 1962 thriller film of the same name, exemplifying the "big guitar" style popular in early 1960s rock and roll instrumentals with its reverb-heavy electric lead guitar sound.9:05 Basket Case Spot — Basket Case 2 is a 1990 American comedy horror film written and directed by Frank Henenlotter as a sequel to his 1981 film Basket Case. Kevin Van Hentenryck reprises his role as Duane Bradley, who relocates with his deformed, formerly conjoined twin brother Belial to a residence for "unique individuals" operated by Granny Ruth, an eccentric philanthropist and friend of their deceased aunt.9:52 Mike DeLugg - Mud Is Thicker Than Blood13:27 Jerry Goldsmith - To Sleep14:24 Vivienne Vayne on Reverend's Walk14:34 Philip Glass - Reverend's Walk — Composed by Philip Glass for the 1995 horror film Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh, this instrumental piece features Glass's signature minimalist style with orchestral arrangements.15:41 Dua

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 61:40 Handy Escape - She Was Ruby3:51 John Zacherley - Let's Twist Again Mummy Time — A horror novelty song recorded by John Zacherle in 1962, parodying Chubby Checker's "Let's Twist Again." The track features Zacherle's spoken-word horror-comedy style laid over a twist-era rock backing, with lyrics about twisting mummy body parts.6:18 Akira Ifukube - Mother — The Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon is a 1963 Japanese animated fantasy adventure film directed by Yūgo Serikawa with a script by Ichirō Ikeda and Takashi Iijima. It was the sixth feature produced by Toei Animation and was released in Japan on March 24, 1963.8:11 Vivienne Vayne on Philip Glass - The Inn8:18 Philip Glass - The Inn11:32 Marty Robbins - Ghost Riders in the Sky — "Ghost Riders in the Sky" is a country and western song that was written in 1948 by American songwriter Stan Jones.14:59 The Ventures - The Twilight Zone — The Twilight Zone is an American media franchise based on an anthology television series created by Rod Serling featuring characters experiencing disturbing or unusual events. The episodes span multiple genres including science fiction, fantasy, horror, and psychological thrillers, typically ending with unexpected twists and moral lessons. The original black-and-white series aired on CBS for five seasons from 1959 to 1964 and became a popular critical success that introduced many Americans to science fiction and fantasy concepts.17:20 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato17:31 Little Richard - Heeby-Jeebies — A rock and roll novelty song recorded by Little Richard, featuring his characteristic energetic vocal style and playful lyrics about bad luck and misfortune.19:42 Vivienne Vayne on Some of These Days

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:11 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 51:41 Hans J. Salter - A New Brain — The Ghost of Frankenstein is a 1942 American horror film directed by Erle C. Kenton and starring Cedric Hardwicke, Lon Chaney Jr. and Bela Lugosi. It is the fourth film in Universal Pictures' Frankenstein series and follows Son of Frankenstein (1939). In the film, Frankenstein's Monster and his companion Ygor are forced out of town and travel to another small town to convince Henry Frankenstein's younger son to continue his father's experiments so that Ygor can seek revenge on his enemies and have his brain transplanted into the Monster's body.2:10 Sound effect: Thunder & Rain — Thunder is the sound created when lightning rapidly heats and expands the air, producing a shock wave that can range from a low rumble to a loud crack depending on the distance and type of lightning. The scientific study of thunder is called brontology, while an irrational fear of thunder is known as brontophobia.2:53 Kirsty MacColl - Halloween — Electric Landlady is Kirsty MacColl's third studio album, released in 1991 as her second Virgin Records release and second collaboration with producer and husband Steve Lillywhite. The album's title is a play on Jimi Hendrix's album Electric Ladyland.6:27 Vivienne Vayne on Halloween II6:42 Sound effect: Halloween 2 promo — Halloween II is a 1981 American slasher film directed by Rick Rosenthal in his directorial debut and written and produced by John Carpenter and Debra Hill. Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence reprise their roles as Laurie Strode and Dr. Sam Loomis in this direct sequel to Halloween (1978). The story continues immediately after the first film's ending, with Michael Myers following Laurie Strode to a local hospital while Dr. Loomis pursues him.7:00

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 41:43 Mattel Thing Maker (commercial) — Thingmaker, also known as Creepy Crawlers, is a Mattel toy that started production in 1964. The toy uses metal molds shaped like bugs that are filled with a colored liquid chemical called Plasti-Goop and then heated to about 390 °F (200 °C) in an electric oven. Once the Plasti-Goop cools, it hardens into rubbery bug replicas that can be removed from the molds.3:21 Jay Chattaway - Cemetery's Theme — Jay Chattaway is an American composer who has created film and television scores, including music for four Star Trek series: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise.4:29 Danny Elfman - The Finale — Danny Elfman composed the score for the 1989 film Batman, which was released as a separate album. Producer Jon Peters initially had doubts about Elfman until director Tim Burton had him play the main titles, and Peters was surprised enough to decide the score deserved its own album release. Critics widely praised the score and frequently called it the best part of the film.8:41 Vivienne Vayne on Zombi 28:51 Fabio Frizzi - Zombi 2 Sequence 5 — Zombi 2 is a 1979 Italian zombie film directed by Lucio Fulci that was created as a sequel to George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead (1978), which was released in Italy under the title Zombi. The screenplay was adapted by Dardano Sacchetti, and the film stars Tisa Farrow, Ian McCulloch, and Richard Johnson, with a score by Fabio Frizzi. It was released under different titles depending on the country: Zombie in the USA and Zombie Flesh-Eaters in the UK.10:09 Jerry Goldsmith - Camel Race — The Mummy is a soundtrack to the 1999 film directed by Stephen Sommers, with a score composed by Jerry Goldsmith using orchestral music and native instruments. The

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 31:39 Steve King - Satan Is Her Name — A song performed by Steve King, originally recorded in the 1950s or 1960s and later compiled on reissue collections. The track features lyrics about romantic deception and heartbreak with a darkly humorous title.4:09 Miss FD - Down in the Dungeon — A Halloween-themed song by Miss FD released in 2012, featuring spooky imagery of haunted houses, dungeons, and supernatural encounters with atmospheric production and repetitive chant-like vocals.8:19 Vampira (trailer, 1974) — Vampira is a 1974 British comedy horror film directed by Clive Donner and starring David Niven and Teresa Graves that spoofs the vampire genre. The film was released in the United States under the title Old Dracula.11:21 Vivienne Vayne on Halloween Party11:32 Andrew Gold - Halloween Party — A Halloween novelty song recorded by Andrew Gold and David Cassidy for Gold's 1996 album Halloween Howls: Fun & Scary Music.13:20 Patsy Montana - Yodeling Ghost — A novelty song recorded by Patsy Montana, the pioneering female country yodeler, about a ghostly woman haunting a valley. The song features Montana's signature yodeling style over a tale of a spectral presence that can be heard echoing through hills and hollows.15:21 Gene Wisniewski & Harmony Bells Ork. - Old Witch — A polka recording by Gene Wisniewski and his Harmony Bells Orchestra, with vocals by Dana Taft. The song, originally titled "Czarownica," was written by Taft and represents the Polish polka tradition.18:07 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato18:19 The Newton Brothers - She Needs a

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato0:10 Vivienne Vayne opens episode 21:39 She - In the Kingdom of She2:58 Hercules (commercial, 1958) — Hercules is a 1958 Italian sword-and-sandal film starring Steve Reeves as Hercules and Sylva Koscina as Princess Iole, based on myths about Hercules and the Quest for the Golden Fleece. The film was directed by Pietro Francisci and produced by Federico Teti. A 1959 sequel called Hercules Unchained followed, featuring Reeves and Koscina again.3:53 Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby - The Ragtime Goblin Man (1913) — A ragtime duet performed by Harry Fay and Stanley Kirkby with orchestral accompaniment, written by Von Tilzer. This novelty song from 1913 features the playful, syncopated style characteristic of ragtime-era popular music.7:03 Vivienne Vayne on The Addams Family7:22 Vic Mizzy - The Addams Family (TV theme) — The Addams Family was an American Gothic sitcom that adapted Charles Addams's New Yorker cartoons into a 30-minute television series with named characters and a household setting. David Levy created and developed the show with Donald Saltzman and cartoonist Addams, and it aired in black-and-white on ABC for two seasons from September 18, 1964, to April 8, 1966, producing 64 episodes total. Vic Mizzy composed and sang the show's opening theme.8:19 Philip Glass - Seward Sanatorium11:17 Christopher Young - Jump Rope (Nightmare)12:08 Numatik Lab - Night Fears14:31 Vivienne Vayne on Michiru Oshima - At The Time Of Victory14:42 Michiru Oshima - At The Time Of Victory19:50 The Night Shift on Stupid Potato20:02 Arizona Jack - The Ragtime Goblin Man (1913) — A ragtime song recorded by Arizona Jack and released in 1913 on the Cinch label, a British Zonophone product. An acoustic recording from the early pre-World War I era of recording.23:20 King Dapper Combo - Castle Blood24:49 Whitewater Trio - Holy Ghost, With Love Divine (1923) — A spiritual recorded by the Whitewater Trio on August

Vivienne Vayne spins spooky songs, vintage horror trailers, sound effects and station breaks, with a bit of history, a fact or two and a terrible joke between them. A Stupid Potato show.In this episode:0:00 The Night Shift opens: Vivienne Vayne welcomes you1:23 Night in a Graveyard - 1985 - Spooky Sound Effects: Thunder & Rain2:03 Andrew Gold - It Must Be Halloween4:16 Movie Trailer - King Kong — King Kong is a 1933 adventure horror monster film directed and produced by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, featuring special effects by Willis H. O'Brien and music by Max Steiner. The film, distributed by RKO Radio Pictures, combines live-action with stop-motion animation and stars Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong, and Bruce Cabot in a story about a giant gorilla named Kong who develops affection for a young woman given to him as a sacrifice. Cooper created the film based on his idea for a movie about a giant gorilla struggling against modern civilization.5:15 The Night Shift on MonsterCast5:26 John Zacherle - Happy Halloween7:49 Franken Berry / Count Chocula : Tevevision Commercial 1971 — General Mills has produced monster-themed breakfast cereals as a seasonal line in North America since 1971, with Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry as the main brands. The line has also included Frute Brute and Yummy Mummy with more limited availability, and added Carmella Creeper in 2023.8:20 Shasta soda commercial - Frankenstein — Shasta Beverages is a soft drink manufacturer located in Hayward, California that produces affordable sodas in many different flavors and some drink mixers sold under the Shasta brand name. The company takes its name from Mount Shasta in northern California and Shasta Springs.9:17 The Night Shift on MonsterCast9:30 The Misfits - Crimson Ghost11:39 The New House on the Left (Night Train Murders) radio spot-251 — Halloween is a 1978 American slasher film directed and scored by John Carpenter, who co-wrote it with producer Debra Hill and stars Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, P. J. Soles, and Nancy Loomis. The film follows Michael Myers, an escap