If you've been meaning to give the show a go and haven't known where to jump in, this is the one. Before we launch our next full series, we're heading back through the archive for a starter pack episode: a guided tour through the worlds, subgenres and strange obsessions we've spent the last few years digging into, built from some of our favourite clips. What's in the episode We revisit some of the biggest ideas in sci-fi cinema across seven of our favourite conversations: Sta

For this special bonus episode, we stalk the plains with Prey (2022) - Dan Trachtenberg’s lean, ferocious Predator prequel set in 1719. We dig into Amber Midthunder’s breakout turn as Naru, Indigenous representation and the Comanche-language dub, the redesign of the “Feral” Predator, and how the film strips the franchise back to myth, survival, and ingenuity. “A hunter becomes the hunted — until science, skill, and sheer will turn the tide.” Episode highlights Back to basic

Following our deep dive into Tron (1982) and Tron: Legacy (2010), we’re stepping back into the Grid to explore Disney’s long-awaited sequel, Tron: Ares . This article offers a spoiler-free preview of our full discussion—available exclusively to Patreon subscribers—where we analyse the film’s boldest ideas, its take on artificial intelligence, and how it reshapes the digital mythology of the Tron universe. The Return to the Grid Tron: Ares introduces Jared Leto as Ares, a p

With Tron: Ares on the horizon, now is the moment to revisit the pioneering films that imagined what life inside a computer might look like. In this week’s episode of Journey Through Sci-Fi , we dive back into Tron (1982) and Tron: Legacy (2010), two groundbreaking films that helped define how artificial intelligence and virtual reality are portrayed in cinema. These films didn’t just visualise the digital world, they predicted many of the conversations we are having today

Artificial intelligence in sci-fi has always been about more than just circuits, code, and cold logic. Sometimes, it’s about heartbreak....

In this special bonus episode, we're leaping back into the world of time travel in film and TV, and stepping behind the scenes with Dick...

Back in June last year we covered Everything Everywhere All at Once over on our Patreon channel. To celebrate the film winning a whopping...

We're back on your podcast feed to discuss the biggest sci-fi blockbuster of the year, James Cameron's long awaited Avatar: The Way of...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast we talk to director Rob Schroeder about his new mind-bending sci-fi film, Ultrasound. We...

In a special bonus episode we are joined by founder and festival director for the SCI-FI-LONDON film festival Louis Savy. Together we...

Denis Villeneuve's Dune is finally here! The long awaited sci-fi blockbuster has arrived at cinemas. We give a spoiler-free review of the...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt talk to Australian Director Luke Sparke about his latest film Occupation Rainfall...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead's new film Synchronic (2021) starring...

James and Matt run through their experience in cyber space at the 20th Sci-Fi London film festival. They discuss the best films they saw...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt talk to Writer and Director Liam O’Donnell about his latest film Skylines (2020)...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss Christopher Nolan's new film Tenet (2020) and unpack the film's use of...

James and Matt discuss the final two episodes of Alex Garland's Sci-Fi TV show Devs and it's shocking conclusion. Join them as they examine the shows finale, it's science fiction themes and run through some of their previous predictions.

This week James and Matt talk through the events of episodes 5 and 6 of Alex Garland's Devs. The mysteries of the Devs project continue to unravel as we draw closer to the series finale. We also learn a lot more about the characters pasts, as their backstories are revealed in a stunning way.

This week James and Matt return to their mini series on Devs and talk through the events of episodes 3 and 4. Expect more wild speculations and theories as they continue their watch through of Alex Garland's sci-fi TV show.

James and Matt begin a new mini series covering Alex Garland's intriguing sci-fi show. Join them as they discuss the first two episodes and what they think the Devs project might be. Expect some wild speculations and most likely wrong predictions for the rest of the series.

In a special bonus 'lockdown' episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss Dan Trachtenberg's debut feature 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016), as...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) the final film in the Skywalker...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) the continuation to James Cameron's...

In a special bonus episode of the podcast James & Matt discuss the new Sci-Fi epic Ad Astra (2019) starring Brad Pitt.