This time, we’re taking a special look at the noir, ultra-dark, anti-hero crime film, "The Batman" and along the way we ask, is the world ready for an emo Batman, was the three-hour runtime really necessary and can we finally leave the DCEU behind and embrace a Bat-Verse? We’re a part of this too and this is Force Fed Sci-Fi.....

All opinions expressed by Force Fed Sci-Fi are strictly their own and do not represent the thoughts and feelings of the cast and crew of "The Batman".

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This time, we’re taking a look at the ultra-campy, space adventure Flash Gordon and along the way we ask why did Sam Jones walk off this movie, did Star Wars run so Flash Gordon could walk and what’s with all the 007 connections? Podcast….ahh-ahh! This is Force Fed Sci-Fi....

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This time, we’re taking a look at the pubescent wish fulfillment film, "Weird

Science" and along the way we ask is Lisa just a witch, does John Hughes actually know

how to write for women, and is this problematic or just a weird product of its time? So,

what would you little podcasts like to do first? This is Force Fed Sci-Fi.......

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This time, we’re kicking off our month of 80’s schlocky sci-fi with 1984’s Dune and along the way we ask, why does David Lynch want nothing to do with this movie, did this go unappreciated in its time and what’s with the homoeroticism? Fear is the podcast killer on this edition of Force Fed Sci-Fi........

All opinions expressed our strictly our own and do not reflect the thoughts and opinions of the cast and crew of David Lynch's "Dune". 

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This time, we’re taking a look at the post-apocalyptic, class war, climate change thriller Snowpiercer and along the way we ask, how has South Korean cinema changed Hollywood, exactly what box does this move fall into and would it be fun to live on a train? You suffer from the misplaced optimism of the podcast. This is Force Fed Sci-Fi....

This week Sean explains what happened to the audio from "Spiderman: No Way Home", updates on his favorite Chicago sports teams, his thoughts on the movie "Nightmare Alley", The Mandalorian, Octopath Traveler and South African House music.

This week Forcefedscifi finishes up their Matrix suite with 2021's "Matrix Resurrections". Along the way we ask the all important questions such as: is this film really necessary, could Lana Wachowski get any more meta, and where the heck is Laurence Fishburne? We still know kung fu.....this is Forcefedscifi.

On this episode, the Forcefedscifi team explores why releasing two films six months apart can lead to franchise fatigue for audiences, how a bloated cast is not always the best choice, and finally that it is important to consult with a war expert before creating epic battle sequences. This is.....our review of Matrix Revolutions.

On this episode, the gang gets back together with producer Jeremy to explore, dissect, and ponder the Wachowskis 2003 "Matrix Reloaded". Along the way we discuss how MTV turned this film into parody fodder, why the CGI pioneered the look of modern blockbusters and finally how Jada Pinkett Smith managed to redeem Will’s blunder at passing on the original film.

This week Chris and Sean review some of their favorite Christmas movies, Chevy Chase, and whether Kvein McCallister would have been put in jail for murder.