History of Sci-Fi Film- 1935- Robots and Ray Guns Episode 15

Mars Wants Movies

If you’re a fellow enthusiast of the fantastical, the imaginative, and the futuristic, you’ve come to the right place:

Step into the thrilling world of 1935 science fiction cinema with electrifying releases like Bride of Frankenstein, delving deeper into Dr. Frankenstein’s monstrous creation! Join us as we journey through the groundbreaking works of both Soviet, Mexican, British, and American filmmakers, exploring futuristic landscapes and daring societal critiques. Don’t miss out on this epic adventure into the realm of classic sci-fi!

Thanks for joining me on this journey,
Melissa

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:07 Loss of Sensation
04:57 The Dead Speak
06:40 Transatlantic Tunnel
10:25 Bride of Frankenstein
15:40 Life Returns
19:21 The Phantom Empire
22:42 The Lost City
24:36 Air Hawks
26:51 The Literary Works of the Year
30:10 Historical, Cultural, and Scientific Events
36:02 Hollywood and Beyond

Mars Wants Movies


A History of Science Fiction Cinema from 1900 to the Present

Greetings and Welcome to the Channel

I’m Melissa, your guide on a captivating journey through the history of science fiction film and television. Here, we’ll delve into the origins of iconic franchises, dissect the groundbreaking works that paved the way for the genre, and unearth the hidden gems that might have slipped under the radar.