KCAI Instructor Erin Hamer-Beck returns to help us suss out how the Alien ended up on the shuttle, whether or not he is napping, and just how adaptive it really is.

Erin Hamer-Beck returns to talk with us about belching fire, focus pulling, visible c-stands, and Sigourney Weaver's legacy in Sci-Fi cinema.

It's our 100th episode and Krysztoff Nemeth returns once more to talk about Ripley's justifiable temper tantrum, Mu-th-er's middle fingers, and the value of repetition.

It's our 100th episode and Krysztoff Nemeth returns once more to talk about Ripley's justifiable temper tantrum, Mu-th-er's middle fingers, and the value of repetition.

We are joined again by Krysztof Nemeth to talk about fleeing stage hands, a beautiful model shot, and French deactivation instructions.

Krysztof Nemeth returns to discuss asynchronous ticking sounds, disorientation techniques, and an intentionally "bad" music cut.

Krysztof Nemeth returns to talk about the benefits of cacophonous sound design, precariously placed cat carriers, and arguably the worst Director's Cut addition.

Krysztof Nemeth returns to talk about the benefits of cacophonous sound design, precariously placed cat carriers, and arguably the worst Director's Cut addition.