Slice of SciFi: The Podcast

Enjoy the Slice of SciFi podcast! Listen in as we interview creators making the science fiction, paranormal and horror entertainment we crave.

“Witchboard” writer-director Chuck Russell on throwbacks and remakes Plus, the Hebert Twins want to expand on the lore of the Ashas

“How Far Does the Dark Go?”: Bears Rebecca Fonte on trauma, healing and vampires On developing and expanding a feature from an existing short film

“Star People”: Director Adam Finberg on different searches for truths The Phoenix Lights phenomenon still intrigues us after all these years

“House on Eden”: adding to found footage paranormal investigations Content creators Kris Collins, Celina Myers and Jason-Christopher Mayer make a horror movie

“FATE: The Winx Saga” writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs talks adapting properties On writing the graphic novels continuing from the popular animated series

“Super Visible: The Story of the Women of Marvel Comics” Authors Margaret Stohl and Judith Stephens dive into the history of the women behind the behind the comics & the business

“Off the Grid” director Johnny Martin, actor Maria Elisa Camargo On working to create a different type of action hero for a different style of action story

“Found Footage Finds” filmmaker Chris Vander Kaay An independent docuseries I didn't realize I needed in my life

“Diablo” director Ernesto Díaz Espinoza on filming action About the new Scott Adkins action-thriller and the aesthetic of filming in Colombia

Ben H. Winters on writing his comics debut “Benjamin” Find out more about this new prestige title from Oni Press

“Párvulos: Children of the Apocalypse” Director Isaac Ezban Highlighting family drama in the aftermath of a world destroyed by plague

“Parable of the Talents”: On adapting science fiction classics Damian Duffy talks about the work adapting Octavia Butler's classics to graphic novels

“Watch the Skies”: a Swedish UFO conspiracy story, dubbed in English with AI Crazy Pictures and Flawless present the first feature film to use AI for immersive dubbing

“Rosario”: Emeraude Toubia and Felipe Vargas mix blood and magic Combining secret familial rituals with elements of body horror

“Art! Trash! Terror!”: Chris Alexander on Cult Cinema Essays and interviews on some of the most unforgettable movies in cult film history