13. SciFi in Starlog Magazine Issues 25 and 26
If you grew up in the ’60s, ’70s, or ’80s, you will love StarPodLog! On this spectacular episode: collecting Star Wars toys, pinball machines, Alien, & more!
8. The Greatest Star Trek Movie Ever Made?
In the eighth episode of Beyond Farpoint, Baz and Geoff discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation movie Star Trek: First Contact, talking Borg, time travel and the Enterprise E on the film’s 25th anniversary.
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77. Spockified McCoy (MOV “The Search For Spock”)
Andrew and Matt continue their discussion of Star Trek: The Search For Spock. They talk about the look of the Genesis Planet, use of Klingon language, Vulcan gong sounds and much more!
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76. The Best Pubs on the Spacedock (MOV “The Search For Spock”)
Matt and Andrew begin their review of Star Trek III: The Search For Spock. They talk about another Jackie Chiles sighting, the greatness of the Excelsior, a major Seinfeld connection, and much more!
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23. Gunpowder Milkshake!
In this episode, Janine Engelbrecht chats about the kick-ass movie, Gunpowder Milkshake, and some feminist themes that the movie explores. These include women reading, women fighting, motherhood and sapphic undertones.
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22. Black Widow, Savior of Women
In this special episode, Janine Engelbrecht discusses the new Black Widow movie, and how the Black Widow is represented as the savior of women. Janine explores topics such as the control of the female body, motherhood and representation.
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12. How about Feminism and Mortal Kombat?
In this episode, Janine provides a brief feminist analysis of the 2021 Mortal Kombat film. Janine talks mostly about Sonya Blade, and some of her memories playing fighting games as a kid.
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10. Disco Bones
Aly Black and Kris Hill are joined by Bill Williams to discuss Star Trek: The Motion Picture. They discuss their favourite moments, the visuals of the movie, its soundtrack, and how Kelvin Kirk would have dealt with the events of the film.
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5. A Light-hearted Feminist Analysis of Raya and the Last Dragon
Janine Engelbrecht provides a fun and light-hearted feminist analysis of Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon. She looks at how the movie perpetuates and subverts some female tropes, and considers whether it passes the Bechdel test or not.
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