The Sci-Fi Classics series concludes (for now) with a deep dive into The Abyss and Interstellar, two ambitious science fiction films that explore humanity, sacrifice, and the relationships that shape who we become. From James Cameron’s underwater epic to Christopher Nolan’s emotional space odyssey, we discuss what continues to make both films resonate.

We break down Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049, exploring identity, morality, AI, legacy sequels, and why these sci-fi classics still spark debate.

Paul and Patrick dive into Stranger Things’ final season, debate TV series finales, and share spoiler-free thoughts on Tron: Ares and why it falls short of Tron: Legacy.

Dive into the first episode of our Sci-Fi Classics Series as we explore 2001: A Space Odyssey and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, break down their impact on the genre, discuss Spielberg’s upcoming film Disclosure Day, and share theories, favorite scenes, and deep-cut insights.

Reviewing the new The Running Man movie with cast breakdowns, production insights, Alien: Earth Season 2 news, Insidious 6 updates, and physical media picks.

Dive into Predator: Badlands with The Bark Knight Podcast, exploring its cast, lore, video game inspirations, easter eggs, and ties to the Alien universe, plus the latest film news and physical media pickups.

We do a full breakdown of the first season of Alien: Earth, discussing theories, our favorite scenes, the Alien Universe lore, the new species, and much more.

We also take some time to discuss our upcoming 31 Days of Halloween and what movies and topics we'll be discussing. Patrick also gives a non-spoiler review of Good Boy.

Patrick and Dan to a deep dive into the Alien franchise with a focus on the latest offering, Alien: Romulus, discussing the characters, score, visual style, and references to previous entries in the franchise as well as the video games, board games, toys, and more.

Amber Toro comes on to discuss the release of her upcoming science fiction novel, Umbra.

Interview with Executive Producer, Robin Block, discussing their upcoming documentary, The Thing Expanded, based on the John Carpenter classic from 1982.

Paul and I review Andor and discuss our favorite video game and science fiction movies. We also touch on what in pop culture defined who we are today.