In this haunting throwback episode, we revisit the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Honeymoon, the chilling debut feature from director Leigh Janiak. Joining her is star Harry Treadaway (Penny Dreadful, Mr. Mercedes), whose performance as Paul anchors the film’s descent into psychological horror.

In this special throwback episode, we sit down with the ever-compelling William Fichtner to explore the craft behind some of his most memorable roles. From covert ops to cosmic wonder, Fichtner brings a quiet intensity to every performance—and in this conversation, we unpack how he does it.

In this episode, Tony dives into the psychological horror series The Expecting with star AnnaSophia Robb and director Mary Harron. The story follows a young woman whose unexpected pregnancy spirals into a surreal and terrifying ordeal — blending body horror, paranoia, and questions of identity.

In this special sit-down, Byte welcomes powerhouse performers Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Maika Monroe to talk about their roles in the bold new reimagining of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. With sharp insight and infectious chemistry, the duo opens up about what drew them to this psychological thriller and how it reclaims the original’s legacy for a new generation.

In this episode of Byte, we sit down with visionary director Michelle Garza Cervera to talk about her bold and haunting reimagining of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. Known for her genre-defying work in horror and psychological drama, Cervera brings a fresh, feminist lens to the 2025 revival of the 1992 cult classic. 🌀 Inside the Episode: What drew Michelle to this project and why Cradle still resonates in today’s cultural climate Her relationship with the original film: admiration, critique, and the thrill of reinterpretation The tonal shift: how this version leans into psychological dread, maternal rage, and the blurred line between protector and predator What Mary Elizabeth Winstead brings to the role of Caitlin — a woman unraveling under the weight of grief, suspicion, and buried secrets How Maika Monroe transforms Polly into a complex, magnetic force — both a confidante and a cipher The power of collaboration: working with women across departments, from cinematography to costume design, and how that shaped the film’s emotional and visual language Start Your Free One Year Trial On Sci-Fi Talk Plus Today

In this special double-feature episode, we revisit two vintage conversations with the incomparable Christopher Judge — the voice and soul behind Teal’c, Stargate SG-1’s stoic warrior with a heart of gold. Across these candid interviews, Judge opens up about his time on the iconic sci-fi series, sharing behind-the-scenes memories, favorite episodes, and the deep camaraderie that defined the cast.

In this special Rewind episode, we journey back to New York Comic Con for an electrifying conversation with 12 Monkeys co-executive producers Travis Fickett and Terry Matalas, joined by the unforgettable Emily Hampshire, who brings Jennifer Goines to life with chaotic brilliance. Season One of 12 Monkeys reimagines the cult classic film into a sprawling, time-twisting saga — and this episode dives deep into the creative process, character evolution, and the show's bold narrative risks. From unraveling paradoxes to crafting emotionally grounded sci-fi, Fickett and Matalas share how they built a world where time isn’t just a backdrop — it’s a weapon. Emily Hampshire reflects on embodying Jennifer’s fractured genius and how the role challenged and transformed her as a performer.  🧠 Highlights: Travis Fickett and Terry Matalas on adapting the 12 Monkeys mythology for television Emily Hampshire on channeling Jennifer Goines’ manic energy and vulnerability Start Your Free One Year Trial On Sci-Fi Talk Plus Today

Recorded live at San Diego Comic-Con 2012, this episode of Rewind drops you into the heart of the action with an roundtable conversation featuring the cast and executive producers of Falling Skies.

In this episode, Tony sits down with Eric Bromberg, the visionary head of Dust Studios, to explore the birth of a cinematic universe dedicated to science fiction shorts and features. Recorded in 2018, this conversation captures the early momentum behind DUST—a platform that would go on to redefine how audiences discover and engage with speculative storytelling.

In this installment of Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi, I dive into the uncanny valley of artificial intelligence and the human psyche with the host of Suspicious Minds, Sean King O’Grady . From chatbot roleplay to AI-induced delusions, this episode explores the psychological terrain where machine learning meets mental health—and where reality begins to blur.

In this red carpet edition of Byte, we step into the haunting elegance of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Hulu’s latest psychological thriller that reimagines maternal fear, power, and control.

In this episode of Byte, sit down interviews with the creative minds and rising stars behind Black Phone 2 to explore how horror and science fiction continue to reveal the deepest corners of the human experience.

In this episode, we beam back to 1951 to explore the enduring legacy of The Day The Earth Stood Still, a sci-fi landmark that fused Cold War anxiety with cosmic diplomacy. From the casting of Michael Rennie as the enigmatic Klaatu to the cryptic command that launched a thousand theories—“Klaatu barada nikto”—we unpack the film’s cultural resonance and behind-the-scenes revelations.

This week’s episode of Explore Weekly dives into the latest buzz from Hollywood and beyond, spotlighting blockbuster updates, heartfelt tributes, and deep creative insights from the stars and creators shaping pop culture.

In this episode, we sit down with legendary make-up designer Donald Mowat, Department Head of Make-up for Tron: Ares, to explore the artistry behind one of the most anticipated sci-fi films of the decade. From crafting the digital-meets-human aesthetic to collaborating with iconic actors and creatives, Donald shares an insider’s view of bringing the Grid to life.

Ernest Lilly and [Your Name] sit down with celebrated science fiction author and physicist David Brin, whose works have shaped the genre and challenged readers to think critically about technology, society, and the future. Brin, best known for novels like The Postman, Earth, and Startide Rising, shares insights into the intersection of science and storytelling, the ethical dilemmas posed by emerging technologies, and the role of science fiction in shaping public discourse. Start Your Free Trial For Sci-Fi Talk Plus Today

In this episode, I Zoom with  Alexandra Masangkay, who brings the fierce and enigmatic Paz to life in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. Alexandra shares what instantly drew her to the character when she first read the script, and how Paz’s complexity and emotional depth made her irresistible to play.

In this star-studded episode of Byte, we hit the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of Black Phone 2 —a bold new chapter from Blumhouse and Universal. With exclusive audio from the event, we dive into the minds behind the movie and explore the risks, artistry, and vision that shaped this thrilling sequel.

Step onto the grid with us in this electrifying episode of Byte, recorded live from the European premiere of Tron Ares. We’re bringing you exclusive red carpet audio—courtesy of Disney—and candid insights from the stars and creatives behind the highly anticipated sci-fi epic.

In this concluding episode of Rewind On The Boys, we go full throttle into the heart of Season Two with an all-star Zoom roundtable featuring the powerhouse cast: Jack Quaid (Hughie), Erin Moriarty (Starlight), Karl Urban (Billy Butcher), Laz Alonso (Mother’s Milk), Chace Crawford (The Deep), and Jesse T. Usher (A-Train).