Journey Through Sci-Fi: Science Fiction Film History
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A film history podcast that takes one big science-fiction idea and follows it through the decades. Hosted by James Payne and Matt Willcock, Journey Through Sci-Fi traces the evolution of science fiction on screen, from the silent era to the present day. Each episode pairs two films to ask what changed in between: how they were made, what they reveal about the world that produced them, and how science fiction keeps reinventing the same hopes, fears and questions for a new generation. Previous journeys have explored Artificial Intelligence, from Metropolis and The Terminator to Ghost in the Shell, The Matrix...
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Recent episodes
- The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) & The Man from Planet X (1951): Two Aliens from Dying Worlds
- The 27th Day (1957) & The Space Children (1958): Who Would You Trust with the Bomb?
- It Came from Outer Space (1953) & Warning from Space (1956): Don't Be Afraid
- The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951 & 2008): Come in Peace, Or Else
- A Message from Mars (1913): The First Friendly Alien
- We Come in Peace! Series Trailer
- Sci-Fi Starter Pack: Star Wars, Blade Runner, The Matrix, Mad Max & More
- Disclosure Day: Spielberg and the Return of Friendly Aliens
- The Mad Science Movie Awards: 58 Films, So Many Bad Ideas
- Mad Science in Star Trek: Khan, Bashir and the Eugenics Wars
