A man sues his wife over funeral arrangements for their cat. A widow sues her employer for not insuring her dog, which she believes is the reincarnation of her husband.

A neighbour sues a German shepherd's owners for not picking up after their pet. A producer claims his ex-girlfriend's parrot ruined his collection of movie memorabilia.

A taxidermist is sued over a pet job and a man sues a pet boarding company claiming his mastiff's demeanor changed.

A dog walker is accused of discrimination for refusing to walk a man's pet tortoise. A woman who hired an animal trainer to bring the monkey from TV's 'Friends' to her son's birthday party believes that it was an imposter.

A snake-handling church's elders sue a hotel for not allowing their sacred serpents. A handbag designer claims that a breeder sent him low-quality skins.

A man accuses a psychic of lying about speaking with his dead pet, and an estranged couple wrangles over custody of their pet goat.

Night Flight celebrates the creative life and career of GWAR founding member Chuck Varga with this special segment on the band from Gorgon Video Magazine (1989). Hail Varga! Hail Sexicutioner!

Night Flight Supercut Feature #1 (2025) an epic supercut of vintage chaos and cable-era insanity which premiered last month at Nitehawk as part of the Third Annual Music Video Festival. From Night Flight creator and CEO Stuart S. Shapiro: "Mash-ups and quick-cut juxtapositions have always been part of Night Flight’s DNA, it's something Stuart Samuels and I leaned into from the very beginning! With Night Flight Supercut #1, our editor John Mark Lapham takes that tradition to a new level. It’s a form we’ll continue to revisit and evolve, and we’re really proud to be creating something this special."

We're thrilled to debut a brand-new Night Flight supercut for our anniversary weekend! Editor John Mark Lapham, responsible for editing many of our beloved social media marketing spots, builds a quick-cut video collage celebrating Night Flight's unique DNA. This new arrival is all the more poignant as this year marks our first anniversary without Stuart Samuels, senior writer of the original Night Flight, who passed away in August 2024. John Mark's supercut recalls the pioneering visual storytelling Samuels brought to the airwaves with his revered and influential "Video Mashup" format in episodes like Atomic TV and Rockin' Ronnie, with his own unique touch on the formula. More are on the way!

Sub Pop’s weirdo punks Telehealth get Night Flight’s Supercut treatment in a high-speed, self-driving EV car crash of cult-film mayhem. The art-rock of the band’s sophomore LP Green World Image soundtracks a ride through horror parties in abandoned theaters, ’80s anime futures, ’70s alien pasts, and more. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

Night Flight x Sub Pop: Supercuts is a new original series that feeds bands from the Sub Pop roster into Night Flight’s Cult-Media Meat Grinder to produce a kaleidoscopic video collage of music, cult film, and classic Night Flight moments. Check out the premiere episode now, featuring NYC-based experimental dance punks Guerilla Toss. Tracks from the band’s latest LP, You’re Weird Now, and more collide with Night Flight icons like Lemmy, Mr. Bill, and more. 

In this new Night Flight Supercut, tracks from Weird Nightmare’s second LP, Hoopla, collide with cult moments from our streaming library, warping Alex Edkins' (Metz) fuzzy nostalgia with camp, cut-up animation, a trampoline kill, and everyone’s favorite zombie, Bub. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

Night Flight cooks up a new Supercut with Sub Pop from Tacoma-based Justin R. Cruz Gallego’s album Sub Pop, Grim Iconic…(Sadistic Mantra). Scouring electronics and pummeling drums fuel a sweaty, sleazy video vignette filled with blood showers, lumbering zombies, chopped limbs, and folk-horror demons. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

When a séance warns Alison not to return home for her 19th birthday, it will unlock an occult conspiracy of fear, violence and demonic deliverance in one of the most chilling, and criminally underseen, Ozploitation shockers of the '80s. Featuring Joanne Samuel (Mad Max), John Bluthal (Labyrinth) and Vincent Ball (Breaker Morant), Alison's Birthday is a "remarkably intelligent Satanic Panic with a climax that comes hard and fast" (Horror Buzz).

Not Your Typical Bigfoot Movie is a documentary set in southern Ohio, where Dallas Gilbert and Wayne Burton have spent years searching for evidence that Bigfoot exists. What begins as a film about two amateur Bigfoot researchers gradually opens into a portrait of friendship, belief, and the dreams people build together. Find it in our Bigfoot Hunter section on the apps!

We’re celebrating one of the longest-running creative partnerships in Night Flight’s 45-year history with an episode dedicated to The Residents and their latest EP and tour. The anonymous avant-garde collective revisits material originally intended for their landmark 1979 album Eskimo on their new EP, Eskimo Folk Tales, ahead of a 2026 North American tour running from October – December, where they'll be performing Eskimo in its entirety for the first time.

In this new Night Flight Supercut, tracks from Weird Nightmare’s second LP, Hoopla, collide with cult moments from our streaming library, warping Alex Edkins' (Metz) fuzzy nostalgia with camp, cut-up animation, a trampoline kill, and everyone’s favorite zombie, Bub. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

Oil Capital Underground documents a largely overlooked chapter of American underground music history: the punk, new wave, hardcore and thrash scenes that developed in Tulsa, Oklahoma from the late 1970s through the mid-1990s. Director Bryan Crain traces how musicians created an alternative culture within a city better known for the Tulsa Sound and its oil-industry heritage, building their own venues, recordings and networks far outside the musical mainstream.