The Martian Drive-In Podcast

This time it's slimy radioactive ooze versus the devil in disguise. First Ishiro Honda's 1958 crime drama cum radioactive monster flick The H-Man then it's the 1965 movie that started Amicus Productions many portmanteau horror films, Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Donald Sutherland.   You can support the podcast for as little as a dollar a month by going to patreon.com/paleocinema. 

This time I look at The Mummy and it's reboot. Not the Brendan Fraser- Tom Cruise ones but the 1932 The Mummy with Boris Karloff and the 1940 reboot The Mummy's Hand with Tom Tyler as the monster. Support the podcast via Patreon, please.

From an amoebic monster made of tripe in the Mexican jungle to four fucked up superheroes protecting New York from Sigourney Weaver, I have something for everyone this episode. First it's Mario Bava's first film, Caltiki, The Immortal Monster then a look at the eight episode season of the fifth Marvel Netflix series, The Defenders.   Support the podcast via Patreon... please

This time I go from a movie that cost $6500 to one that cost $50 million. From Dennis Muren's 1970 film of demons and teenagers Equinox to Alex Proyas' 2009 end of the World Nicholas Cage vehicle Knowing.    Support the podcast via Patreon.

So I went to the friendly neighbourhood cinema complex to see the latest tile in the mosaic that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe... and I talk about it.   Support the podcast via Patreon.

From Mandroids to cockroaches, ninjas and time travel to insect-mutant superheroes on Mars, we have everything this time. I start with the 1986 Charles Band movie Eliminators starring Denise Crosby and Andrew Prine then move on to Takaski Miike's 2016 manga adaptation about superheroes fighting mutated cockroaches on Mars: Terra Formars.   Support the podcast at patreon.com/paleocinema

Narrelle M. Harris and Paul Poulton joined me for a rambling chat about movie franchises, feminism, whitewashing characters, dementia and all manner of other things in front of a live audience at Continuum 13, the 2017 Australian National Science Fiction Convention. Narrelle's author's page is here.   Support the podcast via Patreon.  

This time it's just me ranting about science fiction, fantasy and horror and how it has changed over my lifetime.   Support the podcast via Patreon.

For this one, two science fiction movies from 2017, from Russia! First we have the first contact/ love story Attraction, then a much anticipated Russian super hero movie, Guardians. Both a lot of fun and highly recommended. Support the podcast via Patreon.

This time around, Sally Frost and I discuss Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2 and a lot of other things including upcoming movies we're looking forward to.   Here's the link to Sal's FB page for her geek craft business - Tiddles Emporium   Support the podcast via Patreon    

This time, we go from old school Columbia Studios backlot slow shambling zombies with 1957's Zombies of Mora-Tau to fast, twitchy, South Korean commuter zombies with Train to Busan.   Support the podcast via Patreon. http://www.patreon.com/paleocinema Check Out The YouTube Channel

We're back in the saddle of Kaneda's motorcycle for another episde. This time continuing on Non-Anglo Science Fiction Movies - we're off to the other Shaky Islands for 1995's The Ghost In The Shell and 1998's Akira. Robocops and dangerous psychokinetic motorcycle gang members.   Support the podcast via Patreon   Check out my new(ish) YouTube page for more movie related content

We're back in the saddle of Kaneda's motorcycle for another episde. This time continuing on Non-Anglo Science Fiction Movies - we're off to the other Shaky Islands for 1995's The Ghost In The Shell and 1998's Akira. Robocops and dangerous psychokinetic motorcycle gang members.   Support the podcast via Patreon   Check out my new(ish) YouTube page for more movie related content

Hola, muchachos and muchachas, this time I'm looking at Spanish language science fiction movies. First, from Spain there is 2007's Los Cronocrimines (Time Crimes) directed by Nacho Ligalongo and then we go to 2008 for the incredibly timely Sleep Dealer directed by Alex Rivera. Time loops and exploited workers and a non-anglophone view of the genre for February Foreign Language month on Martian Drive-In Podcast.   Support the podcast via Patreon crowdfunding.

Hola, muchachos and muchachas, this time I'm looking at Spanish language science fiction movies. First, from Spain there is 2007's Los Cronocrimines (Time Crimes) directed by Nacho Ligalongo and then we go to 2008 for the incredibly timely Sleep Dealer directed by Alex Rivera. Time loops and exploited workers and a non-anglophone view of the genre for February Foreign Language month on Martian Drive-In Podcast.   Support the podcast via Patreon crowdfunding.