Martian Drive-In Podcast 90 - Waffling, Politics and The Champions

Martian Drive-In Podcast 89 - Live At Continuum 12

Yep, recorded this one live at Continuum 12 the annual Melbourne Science Fiction convention. Grant Watson and Narrelle M. Harris help me talk about The Return of Captain Invincible, what do you do when someone whose work you love turns out to be a repugnant arsehole and other issues of the day. Audience giveaways happened, silliness ensued and the podcast, for those reasons, runs almost two hours. 

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Martian Drive-In Podcast 88 - Cowboys And Aliens And Serenity

This time it's science fiction westerns starting with John Favreau's 2011 Cowboys and Aliens starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, then we move to 2005 for Joss Whedon's Serenity starring Nathan Fillion and Morena Baccarin.

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Martian Drive-In Podcast 87- Attack And Curse Of The 50 Foot Werewolf Woman

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Martian Drive-In Podcast 86 - Earth Vs The Flying Saucers Vs The Brides Of Dracula

UFOs and vampires this time. We go from 1956's Earth Vs The Flying Saucers starring Hugh Marlowe and Joan Taylor then on to 1960 for the Hammer haemovore classic The Brides Of Dracula starring Peter Cushing, Yvonne Monlaur and Martita Hunt.

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Martian Drive-In Podcast 85- Logan's Run to Congo

This time around it's African jungle adventure in 1995 with Frank Marshall's Congo starring Tim Curry and Laura Linney then back to 1976 for sex, drugs and a killer robot with Logan's Run starring Michael York and Jenny Agutter. 

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Martian Drive-In Podcast 84 - Alone On Mars

This time around, it's solo on the red planet. First I look at the 1964 American science fiction movie Robinson Crusoe On Mars, then we zip-pan to 2016 to take a look at The Martian. Same story, half a century apart, different approaches to the narrative.

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