Happy Halloween! Join Ryen and Nathan as they watch John Carpenter's 1982 horror/sci-fi film: "The Thing!". Staring Kurt Russell. Music by Ennio Morricone. Antarctica!

t h e s p i c e. Join us as we review Dune, David Attenborough's policy changing documentary about the worms of Arrakis. Sounds boring? It's not! Better understand the science of lactation, genetic engineering and biogerontology now on The Escape Pod!

Can you guess how many escape pods are used in the latest episode of The Escape Pod!?

Get ready to crash your plane with us and watch the time travelers come running to take you into a future where you can repopulate the earth by breeding with ordinary folks from the 1960, 70s and 80s; people who expect fine dining aboard their jetliners staffed with well groomed smiling attendants that will light your cigarettes for you and maybe tell you how good it is to see you.

Only an air crash survivor can be the air crash investigator this world needs. Or maybe doesn't need as it does kind of go to hell in the end.

It's 1989's Millennium! Starring Kris Kristofferson, Cheryl Ladd and Maury Chaykin. You can watch it on Youtube!

Coming up this season!!!

Millennium, 1989

Dune, 1984

Countdown, 1967

Space Hunter, 1983

World on a Wire Part 1 , 1973

World on a Wire Part 2, 1973

Predator 2, 1990

The grooviest time traveler from .... the 80's, finds himself unfrozen 500 years later in the midst of a shady trade alliance between super square future Earth & a Draconian alien Empire. But does he still have the moves? This week in the Escape Pod! Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

Content warning: Brief mentions of sexual assault portrayed in the film.

WE'RE BACK!!!

Arnold is in all his 1987 glory along side Richard Dawson as his evilest gnaeshow host version of himself & Venesualan Diva Maria Conchita Alonso.

Arnold & Maria are running for their lives in a dystopian gameshow nightmare, when the could have just gone to Hawaii.

This week in the Escape Pod! is 1987's The Running Man.

Chuck Heston's acting gets a lift from Edward G Robinson as they attempt to uncover the most diabolical secret ever kept from a society that really couldn't care less. 1973's Soylent Green.

Pilot podcast episode... To stretch our legs we review the classic Battlestar Galactica episode containing way too many children and not enough unicorns: "The Young Lords". We poke fun, and reminisce.