Just Imagine (1930) is a musical-rom-com-sci-fi. And I’ll be talking about it on the podcast very soon. 😱 #retroscifi #musicals #romcom #scifi #filmhistory

Metropolis is the first depiction of dystopia on screen. @sfritzsc explains the three different types of dystopia. Metropolis: The Most Influential Sci-Fi Ever* is out. Link in bio. *Almost. #sciencefiction #metropolis #dystopia #film #retroscifi #weimar

Just a few examples of the things Metropolis has influenced. Metropolis: The Most Influential Sci-Fi Ever* Link in bio. #retroscifi #history #germancinema #classicfilm

Warning! This episode is different! Instead of building the episode around the film we delve into the origins of Frankenstein’s monster with Dr Sarah Artt and Roger Luckhurst Frankenstein Goes to Hollywood out now. Link in bio #gothic #scifi #classicfilm #frankenstein #horror

I had to repost this because of the topic of this fortnight’s episode. Frankenstein! The 1931 Frankenstein film is where the trope comes from and it’s referenced across pop culture. Which one is your favourite? #frankenstein #gothic #scifi #classicfilms #retrofilm

Mary Shelley was a child of radicals, the creator of Frankenstein and was also the ultimate goth. Dr Sarah Artt educates me on the wonderful details. Cover photo: Elsa Lanchester as Shelley in Bride of Frankestein #frankenstein #maryshelley #gothic #classicfilm #scifi

Twitter is not my forte. Apologies on the mass posting. The podcast has been downloaded in over 80 countries & has been featured in the US Apple podcasts "New and Noteworthy" section! Thank you for listening and I'll be on Instagram mostly. 👀 #retroscifi #film #podcast #history

After James Whale made Frankenstein in 1931 he also made a sequel. The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) is brilliant fun! 2 wonderful additions to the cast are Ernest Thesiger and Una O’Connor who really camp it up. For more info on the images, insta doesn't have character limits.

James Whale's 1931 Frankenstein and the KKK? Roger Luckhurst shares more on the full podcast. Frankenstein Goes to Hollywood Link in profile. #gothic #horror #classichollywood #sciencefiction #retroscifi #frankenstein

Keith Williams from Humanities at UoD is riding high in the US podcast charts talking to Every Single Sci-Fi Film* about the Invisible Man and all things science fiction. Find out more learningspaces.dundee.ac.uk/dundeeunicultu… Image credit @NeonAyesha #DundeeUniCulture

Journey through a century of sci-fi films with @NeonAyesha on Every Single Sci-Fi Film*. From 1902's early visions to futuristic epics, explore directors, themes, and influences with expert insights. Travel through time and space without leaving your home planet. #podcastdelivery

“It’s (a)live!” Very much enjoyed talking with Ayesha Khan and Xavier Reyes about mad scientists in 1930s cinema on Ayesha’s podcast "Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever* (*Almost)" Mad Scientists: Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll & Boris Karloff (youtube.com)

youtu.be/o4yEj6knGb0?si… What was behind the rapid increase of mad scientists in Hollywood cinema in the 1930s and 40s? Two brilliant brains help unravel the threads. Thomas Doherty Xavier Aldana Reyes BRAINS! (Also available on your favourite podcasting app.)

Excited to join Every Single Sci-Fi Film* for their most recent episode on ‘Mad Scientists: Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll & Boris Karloff’ youtu.be/o4yEj6knGb0?si… #gothic #horror Also available on YouTube.

We're travelling to the future (which is still in the past). Jumping ahead from the 1940s to 1979! We're speaking about Alien with The Lorehounds, Roger Luckhurst and Jason Eberl. youtu.be/fZg-zJyQDQo?si…

Listen to Ear Worthy! They have your ears' best interests at heart! 😉 The Lorehounds

These are the Sci-Fi dons (puns intended). Mark Bould and Jay Telotte talk about one of the most iconic Sci-fi films and its legacy. Watch, listen or subscribe (if you want to). everyscififilm.com

Very much enjoyed chatting with Ayesha Khan and Matt Rule-Jones about Gordon Douglas’s myrmecological classic THEM! (1954) on Ayesha’s EVERY SINGLE SCI-FI FILM EVER PODCAST

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