Well here we go again. Another time-travel episode. This time we head back to 1971. We're at the University of South California. At the film department, John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon are getting their heads together and making Dark Star. But little did they know this film was not only going to be successful, it was going to secretly change the landscape of science fiction and cinema. Without Dark Star we might not have had Star Wars, Alien or even other John Carpenter classics. But like in Back to the Future 2, it's not a good idea to change history. Just learn from it, and be better people. Wipeout.

We kick off the TENTH season of Frame by Frame with a horror movie. What would you expect? Imaginary is a movie about an imaginary friend. It involves a Teddy Bear, which wasn't too far away from our own little short, CaCo3 (2014). Thankfully we didn't need lawyers. We didn't even need to look for comparisons. It was clear from the start that Imaginary had other plans. Did we like it? Well, listen and find out.