The History Of Science Fiction Horror
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- The History Of Science Fiction Horror
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“The best two genres, science fiction and horror.”
Throwing shade at fantasy. As you should.
I just read a quote by Banks that sums up why I love sci-fi (and I think this fits a lot of horror too): "Science fiction is the literature of ideas, it's to do with philosophy, psychology, sociology...anything with an 'ology', really. It's the appeal of ideas being central, rather than characters or relationships.".
Moid becoming a modern Rod Serling right before our eyes.
Moid you just get better and better.Have been a sub for ages and your content is top notch!
Thanks, but we’re just getting started
From the cinema I would add 'Quatermass' (all 3), and the 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Games, I'd add 'Silent Hill', and Resident Evil 2.
The Girl With All the Gifts is one of my favourite modern examples.
Could’ve watched an hour of this, thanks Moid!
Thanks!
Oh, I love this, thank you!
Hey. A couple of things. Mary Shelley also (probably) wrote the fires post-apocalyptic novel. Second, you can argue that ALIEN is actually a Slasher movie.
Could have watched an hour or two of this! Thanks, Moid.
Great video , thanks !
Moid those synths at the end 🤌🏻
Thanks, i was aiming for a “It Follows” vibe
Brilliant work Moid!
Most underrated channel on RUclips, and it isn’t even close.
Loved the background music, and the stories referenced were perfect.
Moid, these excellent MDC videos you produce are amazing and zealous and a lot of words in between!
Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream is the past, present and future of Science Fiction Horror!
"people's favorite science fiction film and their favorite horror film are often the same film" - missed opportunity for a pun by ending the sentence with "...are often the same Thing" ;)
Hello again, I just watched Top 10 Books of 2022 again and thought I would remind you of that idea I had last year . Maybe do a Pantheon of your favorites. Like "Dying Inside" for example. I know that "Bookpilled" which I started watching before you has nothing but high praise for Solaris and I still watch him because he really enjoys the older SF book. So, in conclusion, keep this in mind.
Great idea Gary !!
You're a genius, Gary !!
LOL, I know, right?
Where does he find his shooting locations, they’re perfection!
I believe Scott Siggler is a good example o modern sci-fi horror.
I'm late to the party, but I'm a bit surprised that there was no mention of Dr. Who. I would have thought that, at it's best, it can tick both boxes, and surely has influenced generations by now.
Spurious *and* sprawling?! Specifically?!
I love these info videos you’ve been putting out. It’s becoming one of my fav channels.
Put simply, I love your videos!
Moid, what are your thoughts on Ultraviolet (The Idris Elba TV programme from the 90s)?
This has nothing to do with this video, but I got my Iain M. Banks "The Culture: The drawings" book yesterday and I just had to tell someone who would understand how excited I am.
Mary Shelley set it off
I love these new style videos. One of the very best Chanel’s on RUclips.
Alien's impact on both cinema and video games is so huge. It really is one of the most definitive moments in sci-fi. Maybe seconded only too Star Wars.
At the least the production on this video looks the part fair play
What about Mario Bava's PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES (1965)?
Hey, you definitely would enjoy a new netflix anime Pluto!!!! Take the best plotting mangaka(probably)inspired by Asimov, Astro-boy, Philip K. Dick ,put freaking lots of money and you got the best sci-fi TV show of all times(for me personally)
7:43 and 7:51
What movies are those? I though the first one was event horizon but, if it is, I can't remember that frame.
Sci-fi and Horror, a marriage made in the bowels of Hell? Dante's Inferno, written around 1300 CE, is a cosmological speculation about what was then the known universe, when European knowledge came from religion rather than science. This version of Hell is the medieval equivalent of an alien world with its own civilization and history, and even its own map.
Stranger things was Stephen King and Lovecraft? I think you meant Steven Spielberg and Lovecraft, dear cult leader. All hail!
No, I meant what I said, a coming of age story with an inter-dimensional monster, but you're also right
Which novel? Blind sigh? Written by whom?
"Blindsight" by Peter Watts.
@@EdwardVonKhil ah, thank you!
World War Z was a great read, Feed on the other hand wasn't what I wanted from a zombie apocalypse book.
6th comment bring on the perdido street station review!!!!!!!!!!!
Oi! Don’t get me salivating like that. 🤤
@@mandelbot5318 if he can survive the first 200 pages he will be ranting and raving about it. Early Mieville is gorgeous.
@@stobiusshrodenI believe the Bas-Lag novels were done as a read-along on the channel at the beginning of the year. I’ve been hoping for a review since then. ‘Perdido’ is quite simply the best thing I’ve ever read, and ‘The Scar’ and ‘Iron Council’ fulfil its promise even if they don’t quite live up to its majesty, in my opinion. It’s interesting that you single out “early” Mieville, though. ‘This Census Taker’ and ‘The Last Days of New Paris’ were real let-downs for me. I think, sadly, Mieville has disappeared up his own literary backside. Such a shame. 🫤
Watch this space
@@mandelbot5318 i was introduced to Perdido by my childhood friend Malcolm Craig the creator of the TTRPG A-State back when China got it Published. King Rat was awesome. Then read everything from The Scar onwards. Got a signed copy of Iron Council for my 19th? 20th?. The compilation Three Moments lost me. Loved Looking for Jake. But as he matured and became more Overtly Political i found myself becoming disinterested and moving further afield. But between 15 and 30 he was my absolute favourite. Perdido is directly responsible for the birth of my first son. Read his Mother it everynight till she fell asleep or opened her legs lol. That books prose can get anyone pregnant.