They're here!!! In this final episode of LOBOT MODS season 1, we take a look at Tim Burton's sci-fi feature film MARS ATTACKS! and compare that with the 2011 UK action/sci-fi/monster feature ATTACK THE BLOCK. Two alien invasions. One by the skeletal would-be Martian overlords, the other from a bunch of ink-black plushies with radioactive teeth. Is the human race doomed? Not if John Boyega has anything to do with it. In a wide-ranging conversation, hosts Aaron Wood and Paul Docherty ta...
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They're here!!! In this final episode of LOBOT MODS season 1, we take a look at Tim Burton's sci-fi feature film MARS ATTACKS! and compare that with the 2011 UK action/sci-fi/monster feature ATTACK THE BLOCK. Two alien invasions. One by the skeletal would-be Martian overlords, the other from a bunch of ink-black plushies with radioactive teeth. Is the human race doomed? Not if John Boyega has anything to do with it. In a wide-ranging conversation, hosts Aaron Wood and Paul Docherty ta...
THE LOBOT MODS 007: The Black Hole (1979) / Interstellar (2014)
The Lobot Mods: A Podcast about Sci-Fi Cinema
57 minutes
1 year ago
THE LOBOT MODS 007: The Black Hole (1979) / Interstellar (2014)
Two terrifying tesseracts piercing time and space, and the dumb humans that throw themselves into them. We take a look at the 1979 Disney sci-fi feature THE BLACK HOLE starring Robert Forster & Yvette Mimieux, and contrast that with Christopher Nolan's hard sci-fi art-house melodrama INTERSTELLAR. Which one takes a dive? Or do neither escape the pull of the cosmic drain? In a wide-ranging conversation, hosts Aaron Wood and Paul Docherty debate the likelihood of love transcending gravity...
The Lobot Mods: A Podcast about Sci-Fi Cinema
They're here!!! In this final episode of LOBOT MODS season 1, we take a look at Tim Burton's sci-fi feature film MARS ATTACKS! and compare that with the 2011 UK action/sci-fi/monster feature ATTACK THE BLOCK. Two alien invasions. One by the skeletal would-be Martian overlords, the other from a bunch of ink-black plushies with radioactive teeth. Is the human race doomed? Not if John Boyega has anything to do with it. In a wide-ranging conversation, hosts Aaron Wood and Paul Docherty ta...
