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Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever*

Ayesha Khan
Science Fiction
Special Effects
Science Fiction Cinema
George Méliès
Voyage Dans La Lune
King Kong
Frankenstein
Metropolis
Mary Shelley
Filmmaking
Technology
Utopia
Belle Époque
Aliens
Dystopia
Soviet Russia
Aelita: Queen Of Mars
Gothic Literature
Racism
Cinematic Legacy

The Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever* podcast looks back at more than a century of films, beginning in 1902 and working towards the future. Each episode focuses on a film, director or theme and brings in experts to discuss the history, politics, and influences. Join sci-fi enthusiast Ayesha Khan as she travels through time and space, encounters aliens, and battles authoritarian regimes all from the c... more

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Rodney F Hill
Professor of Film at the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University
Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University
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Lisa Yazik
Regents Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech, author and editor of numerous books on science fiction
Georgia Tech
Episode: Godzilla in 1954: Japan’s Nuclear Nightmare and Sci-Fi Legacy
Yuki Miyamoto
Professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Humanities Centre at DePaul University, works on nuclear discourse ethics
DePaul University
Episode: Godzilla in 1954: Japan’s Nuclear Nightmare and Sci-Fi Legacy
Sonya Fritchie
Expert exploring Mad Scientist trope
Episode: Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Noah Eisenberg
Expert discussing cinematic history
Episode: Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Jay Shalott
A wealth of knowledge in sci-fi film
Episode: Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Matthew Rule Jones
Senior lecturer of film studies at the University of Exeter.
University of Exeter
Episode: Them! The 1954 Horror Sci-Fi that Spawned Big Bug Cinema
Claudia de Rham
Theoretical physicist based at Imperial College London and author of 'The Beauty of Falling, A Life in Pursuit of Gravity'
Imperial College London
Episode: Interstellar Science: Einstein, Wormholes and Gravity with Claudia de Rham
Scott Higgins
Professor of Film at Wesleyan University and curator of the Wesleyan Film Archives
Wesleyan University
Episode: It Came from Outer Space: Bradbury, 3D & 1950s Teens

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Ayesha Khan
Host and sci-fi enthusiast with a passion for film history, who leads discussions on critical aspects of science fiction cinema and its implications in society.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 223 ratings
  • Occasionally Entertaining

    It isn’t mentioned in the shows description, but this is not general analysis and discussion of old scifi movies. It’s feminist critique, which has its place in the art world, but gets a little tedious when you try to make everything about one issue, especially when the work under analysis makes no attempt to address gender at all. Not worth the listen unless you’re really into gender studies.

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    2
    Mogera Robusta
    United Statesa month ago
  • My New Favorite Show!

    Ayesha must be exhausted from all the research and work she puts into each show! The guests are always excellent and whatever wrangling Khan has to do to get this extensive list of scholars to show up is with it, at least to this listener. Each episode is like a film class!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GoldCaps
    United Statesa month ago
  • Tokyo File 212

    You said that you were unable to find Tokyo File 312. Or perhaps it was a typo. But I found it on IMDB as Tokyo File 212.

    I love this program. It’s a little long for my bike commute, but I get to finish a program on the way home!

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    5
    Soggyfoot
    United States2 months ago
  • Alien

    I am a big sci fi enthusiast. Alien is in a class by itself. Somehow, the film had a way of putting the audience on the Nostrumos. Finally a realistic landing on a foreign planet. The lines are enduring for film writers

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    Strait punch
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this Podcast

    For the sci-fi geek out there, this podcast is fantastic.

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    PhD explorer
    United States2 months ago

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Ayesha Khan's hosting style is noted for its enthusiasm and depth, making the content accessible and relatable.
Audiences find the blend of humor and seriousness about sci-fi themes appealing, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for fans.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and analytical approach to classic sci-fi films and their contexts.
The engaging discussions with expert guests enhance the show's educational value and enjoyment.

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Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Q: What kind of mad scientist tropes do you enjoy?
Let's talk about Dr. Frankenstein and his tragic story that led to unforeseen consequences.
Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Q: Julian, who's your favorite superhero?
Iron Man has always been my favorite.
Cuts, Comics and Creatures: A Sci-Fi Podcast Retrospective
Q: Jess, who is your favorite superhero?
Superman, because I think of Superman as the ultimate super dad.
Mad Scientists: Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll & Boris Karloff
Q: Can you explain the sudden increase?
The increase in films about mad scientists in the 1930s was connected to the reevaluation of science after the Great War, where its potential for destruction became more visible, prompting filmmakers to explore the darker aspects of scientific inquiry.
Robert Duncan Milne: A Lost Pioneer of Science Fiction
Q: What kind of topics was he writing about?
Milne covered almost every modern subset of science fiction including time travel, dematerialization, and cryogenic preservation.

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Exploring over a century of science fiction cinema, this podcast focuses on individual films, directors, and thematic elements while providing in-depth commentary on their historical, political, and societal contexts. Each episode features discussions led by a knowledgeable host accompanied by guest experts, who analyze a diverse range of films from early classics to contemporary blockbusters, emphasizing their impact and relevance today. The engaging discourse not only celebrates the creativity and innovation within the genre but also tackles significant themes such as cultural anxieties and societal norms, providing a rich tapestry of insights for cinephiles and casual listeners alike.

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