DISCUSSIONS FROM THE OTHERHOOD

Join the crew of OTHER SCI FI as we discuss the roles of Black people in speculative fiction literature and films and what the future holds.

Join the crew of OTHER SCI FI as we continue the discussion of the Genesis and Evolution of Black Horror and focus on Jordan Peele's GET OUT, and yes... there WILL be spoilers!

Join the OTHER SCI FI crew tonight as we discuss the genesis and evolution of Black Horror. From Blackula to Get Out!

Join the crew of OTHER SCI FI as we discuss Alice the main character of the Resident Evil film franchise. From her genesis and altercations with the Red Queen and Through the Looking Glass type adventures, is Resident Evil a psychedelic trip through a dystopian Wonderland? Join us with your whys or why nots.

Join us this evening to discuss whatever it is you discuss when you haven't yet seen Resident Evil. Come pass the time and talk Sci Fi, Horror and Fantasy with the crew.

Punxatawney Phil has spoken. We're in for a long winter and you've already run out of good Sci-Fi, Horror and Spec Fic programming. Well never fear, the crew from OTHER SCI-FI has pulled together its listing of binge-worthy shows that will keep you in content until the spring! Join us and share your favorites and where to find them.

We have come to really enjoy Timeless, the NBC time-travelling series that takes a trio including an Anglo male (Wyatt), an Anglo female (Lucy)and an African American male (Rufus) on a romp through-out the U.S's history chasing a bad guy and trying hard not to change too much history in their wake. As we watched the show unfold over the weeks it occurred to us that Rufus in many instances finds himself constrained to the background as servant, janitor, a presumed slave or "out of sight - out of mind. We began to wonder... How much truly "Liveable Past" has there been for African Americans and other people of color in the U.S. and how we are recorded in history versus our historical actuality. Come share your thoughts.

Join us as we discuss Hidden Figures and the reasons behind the success of a film based upon the lives of the African American women who crunched numbers at NASA and whose work was essential to the U.S. Space program; and why this film featuring "Mohammed So and So" has shot to the top of the box office and what it means for film diversity in subject-matter and casting.

Join us as we discuss Horror TV 2016 and what's on deck for 2017! What did we like right away? What had to grow on us and what was more hype than horror?

The crew from OTHER SCI FI discusses what the new year will hold in the way of Spec Fic in the entertainment industry and the diversity we are hoping to see!