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.

“Dear David”: Director John McPhail on viral horror Maybe it's better if you don't think too hard about it

“Aberrance”: A new glimpse of international horror The first Mongolian horror feature to be distributed to US theaters is here

“57 Seconds”: Rusty Cundieff on technology and ethics When power and control collide with ethics and what appears to be good for humanity

“The Eagle Has Landed”: About the “Space: 1999” Documentary Jeffrey Morris and Kevin J. Anderson talk about this eagerly-awaited project

“Godzilla” and “Godzilla Raids Again”: Jeffrey Angles on translating a classic Finding more about the history, the mystery and the mythology Godzilla

“My Animal”: Director Jacqueline Castel on family dynamics Exploring isolation and disconnectedness while still being part of a larger group

Finding “The Joker”: Rich Handley and Lou Tambone on a complex villain Discussing the nature of Batman's and Gotham City's enigmatic nemesis

Documentary Talk: “King on Screen” Director Daphné Baiwir Examining the screen adaptations of a master storyteller and the directors who made them

Indie Action: Director Tom DeNucci on making “The Collective” Streamlining a story to focus on the action and drive everything forward

Feature Discussion: “Talk to Me” Playing party games with cursed objects never turns out well

Indie Horror: Samuel Bodin & Woody Norman talk “Cobweb” Telling a story of when home is the unsafe scary place

Indie Creature Feature: “The Flood” Director Brandon Slagle Wrangling the demands of digital alligators to get the performances needed

“The Science Fictionary”: Robert W. Bly talks SF terminology and history We have a new science fiction reference out there, adding to the fun

Classic Horror: “Corman/Poe” author Chris Alexander Exploring the history and making of the classic Roger Corman "Poe cycle" film series

Indie Horror: “The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster” Director Bomani J. Story talks about his modern urban Frankenstein fable