Alan and Paul enter the world of German Expressionist film in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920).
In the spirit of talking about artificial lifeforms, Alan and Paul look at Homunculus (1916-1917).
In this episode, Alan and Paul stay at the crossroads of horror and sci-fi with the 1913 adaptation of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde.
Our second episode stays in the world of silent films, but it crosses the line between science fiction and horror as Alan and Paul discuss an early adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, produced in 1910 by the Edison studios. Frankenstein is often cited as the first science fiction novel, though, as author D.N. Schmidt notes, Asking…
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Watch This! SPACE! Alan and Paul talk about four of the earliest sci-fi films ever:
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