Join Bryce and Julia as they explore Daphne du Maurier's seminal novel "Rebecca." There will be murder, intrigue, suspicion, hilarity, the general feeling that a ghost is always hanging around, a weird maid who is way too into her old boss, and a general feeling that we might have married the wrong man and perhaps we may have been in danger this whole time.

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Join Bryce and Bartholomew Chungus Gingersnap III for a discussion of various forms of fiction, fantasy, anime, and manga looking for sex positivity.

Join Chris Bouff, Thrillery Kilton, and Stef for a very special DVD commentary on “The Last Seduction,” an outrageous erotic thriller directed by John Dahl, staring Linda Fiorentino, Peter Berg, and Bill Pullman. Try to help us make sense of this sexy(?) caper from 1994.

Join Bryce and Billy Tigre (a.k.a. Daddy Paddy) as we kick back with a few beers and check out our next war film about a prima donna general with no chill. This time we are tackling 1970's "Patton" staring George C. Scott.

Join Bryce and Billy Tigre (a.k.a. Daddy Paddy) as we kick back with a few beers and check out our first war film directed by Luc Besson "The Messenger" from 1999 staring Milla Jovovich, John Malkovich, Faye Dunaway and Dustin Hoffman. There will be bullets, there will be booze, and there will be blood. Probably some laughs too. We will be talking about St Joan, the hundred years war, a pope war, and a child sacrificing Satanist.

This week on "Greetings from the Mirror Zone" Leskin and I are taking on a little dystopic gem from the late Harlan Ellsion entitled "Repent, Harlequin! Said the Ticktockman." We will be talking about time, the wasting thereof, and resistance in a society where being late could mean death. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greetingsfromthemirrorzone/ and on twitter at twitter.com/Bryce_Skidmore and twitter.com/AlfredPacker.

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This month on Greetings from the Mirror Zone, Leskin and I are taking a journey back to the post-war Japanese countryside to learn the hidden meaning of Tetsu Yano's "Legend of the Paper Spaceship." We will be addressing themes of trauma, isolation, and depression as well as why you should always be nice to telepaths.

It's been a minute but we're back with a vengeance. On this episode we will be pulling back the veil of time to analyse Tensei Kono's landmark piece of SciFi "Triceratops." We will be dealing with issues of nostalgia, father/son relationships, and the perception of time. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greetingsfromthemirrorzone/ and on twitter at twitter.com/Bryce_Skidmore and twitter.com/AlfredPacker.

It's been a minute but we're back with a vengeance. On this episode we will be pulling back the veil of time to analyse Tensei Kono's landmark piece of SciFi "Triceratops." We will be dealing with issues of nostalgia, father/son relationships, and the perception of time. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greetingsfromthemirrorzone/ and on twitter at twitter.com/Bryce_Skidmore and twitter.com/AlfredPacker.

We're kicking off the first part of our first miniseries on Japanese science fiction this week with a brief overview of SF in post war Japan leading into a mind blowing short story by Japanese SF legend Sakyo Katsumo. "The Savage Mouth" will push you to the brink of sanity with this sinfully delicious tableaux of self loathing, tranhuman, body horror. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greetingsfromthemirrorzone/ and on twitter at twitter.com/Bryce_Skidmore and twitter.com/AlfredPacker.