Science fiction has always been one of the most compelling subgenre of horror.  There has been the thrillers such as ALIEN (1979), attacking robots in midnight movies such as CHOPPING MALL (1986), and intellectually stimulating such as ANNIHILATION (2018).  The new Russian language film, SPUTNIK (2020), seems to merge them

Science fiction has always been one of the most compelling subgenre of horror. There has been the thrillers such as ALIEN (1979), attacking robots in midnight movies such as CHOPPING MALL (1986), and intellectually stimulating such as ANNIHILATION (2018). The new Russian language film, SPUTNIK (2020), seems to merge them

Science fiction has always been one of the most compelling subgenre of horror.&nbsp; There has been the thrillers such as ALIEN (1979), attacking robots in midnight movies such as CHOPPING MALL (1986), and intellectually stimulating such as ANNIHILATION (2018).&nbsp; The new Russian language film, SPUTNIK (2020), seems to merge them

Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 462 – SPUTNIK (2020)

Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror films, fiction, and all that's fantastic.

Share Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 462 – SPUTNIK (2020)

Sign up to save your podcasts

Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 462 – SPUTNIK (2020)

Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 462 – SPUTNIK (2020)