Episodes
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Writer-Director Douglas Forrester and actors Joel Meyers and Helen Laser talk about CARRY THE DARKNESS, premiering on BloodStream on August 14, and the score will be released on September 10.
Author and classic scifi TV historian Fred McNamara talks about the new ALL SECTIONS ALPHA: THE MAKING OF SPACE: 1999 coffee table book, coming out soon from Anderson Entertainment.
Director Nick Taylor talks about his documentary RUBBERHEAD: THE LIFE AND MONSTERS OF STEVE JOHNSON, highlighting the career of Hollywood SFX artist Steve Johnson, known for some of the most ground-breaking effects and iconic creatures seen in movies.
Award-winning writer and Afrofuturist Ytasha L. Womack talks about her exploration and examination of Miles Morales as Spider-Man, and his impact on the Marvel Universe in comics and film.
Comics artist & illustrator Jim Rugg talks about "Wolverine: Weapon X", his book for Bloomsbury Academic's "Marvel Age of Comics" series examining the impact and importance of the Weapon X origin story written and illustrated by Barry Windsor-Smith.
Indie filmmaker Chris Vander Kaay talks about making "Go To Sleep", his new found footage feature.
Actors Radha Mitchell, Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Wallace talk about preparing for their roles in the new action-thriller "Seven Snipers".
Phil Hopkins, founder of Film Masters, is here to talk about their newest restoration releases, "Destination Moon" & "Flight to Mars" (July 2026), and Monster Mayhem Collection (March 2026).
Yumy Odom (ECBACC president and founder) and Akinseye Brown (ECBACC Vice President and Event Coordinator) stop by to talk about the 25th East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention, and the 2026 Glyph Comics Awards.
Comics writer and artist Matt Kindt talks about the return of MIND MGMT, and about starting his own imprint, Flux House.
Writer Jordan Clark and artist Atagun Ílhan talk about creating ANCESTRAL RECALL, bringing the story to publication, and where things may go beyond the story we have so far.
Writer Ian Doescher has brought his pen and his love of Shakespeare back to the Star Wars universe, now giving us "The Mandalorian" in iambic pentameter.
Co-writers and co-directors Gene Gallerano and William Pisciotta talk about making THE YETI because there weren't enough yeti movies out there yet.
Writer-director Tyler Cornack talks about his horror-black comedy feature MERMAID, and how he intended it to be a very Florida story.
Festival director Monte Yazzie talks about what attendees can look forward to at the 2026 International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival.
Festival director Jason Carney talks about what highlights and events attendees can expect at the 2026 Phoenix Film Festival.
Writer Ben H. Winters returns to talk about BENJAMIN now that the hardcover collected edition is available, out now from Oni Press.
Ellen Boehner and Chad Wood of IDW Games talk about developing a new Godzilla RPG for all of us to enjoy. The Kickstarter has already surpassed 200% funding, so a-gaming we shall go!
Filmmakers Zoran Lisinac, Dom Mazuran and Neb Chupin talk about making their indie dystopian science fiction thriller STORM RIDER: LEGEND OF HAMMERHEAD.
Festival director Daniel Abella returns to give us a preview of the 13th Annual Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival, taking place in New York City on March 13-14, 2026
Comics writer/artist Jeremy Robinson stops by to talk about his new limited series, NECTAR, coming March 4 from Vault Comics.
Brothers Kevin and Matthew McManus stop by to talk about their new science fiction thriller, Redux Redux, a revenge thriller that spans travel across parallel universes as a mother stalks her daughter's killer again and again.
Editor and author James Aquilone talks about adapting the classic WEIRD TALES magazine into a graphic novel format, expanding on the work that Jonathan Maberry and John Harlacher have been doing since they resurrected the magazine in 2019.
Director Corin Hardy talks about his latest feature, WHISTLE, and myths around death totems and memento mori.
Director Ryan Prows talks about his new horror feature, NIGHT PATROL, and why he designed the story to be unapologetically oppressive.
