Episode 4: A.I. (2001)

What does it mean to be human? What’s the next step in human evolution? How long until the robot apocalypse? Who run Barter Town?

Join as RJ MacReady and Dr. Blair tackle all sorts of heady questions in this week’s review of Stephen Spielberg’s somewhat overlooked masterpiece: AI.

Also, this week, listen to the end to hear our new contributor, Indiana Solo, share his feelings about the “the most overrated director of all time.”

Episode 3: Brazil (1985)

This week’s podcast is horrible. I’d like to say it’s the movie’s fault but that’s only partially true — seriously though, Brazil is a horrible movie.

This week, however, does mark the first appearance of Dr. Zaius, and he’s a pretty smart guy, with some enlightening comments. So I guess the podcast isn’t totally without listening value.

For what it’s worth, Enjoy.

Episode 2: Rollerball (1975)

Roller skates, polyester suits, psychedelic music, drugs, and freaky parties! No, we’re not talking about the 70s. We’re talking about the future!

This week, join MacReady and Dr. Blair as they consider a future that’s so bleak and messed up that the national pastime is roller derby to the death and James Caan is society’s only hope.

(This week’s quality is a little better—but don’t worry, we promise that next week will be much much worse.)

Episode 1: The Thing (1982)

Join MacReady and Dr. Blair on the maiden voyage of their podcast in which they discuss John Carpenter’s The Thing: an okay movie with some gross special effects or a genre blurring sci-fi masterpiece?