strange days

In the third episode of the Stairway to Eleven podcast, we embark on an epic voyage through the hallowed halls of classic rock, immersing ourselves in the sonic brilliance of three iconic albums. First up, we uncover the hidden gems within Zebra's self-titled debut album, with its melodic hard rock magic. Next, we step into the psychedelic realm of The Doors' Strange Days, exploring Jim Morrison's enigmatic lyricism and the band's captivating soundscapes. And as the grand finale, we headbangingly embrace Judas Priest's Sad Wings of Destiny, a defining moment in metal history that leaves us in awe of its powerful riffs and soaring vocals. Join us as we celebrate the enduring impact of these timeless classics and discover why they continue to resonate with generations of rock enthusiasts. Tune in and turn it up to Eleven! 

We're digging into a dark cyberpunk action flick directed by Kathryn Bigelow and starring Ralph Fiennes and Angela Bassett. Patrick O'Riley from Vintage Video and Andrew Blakely stop by to talk Y2K and "playback". 

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In the thirty-fourth episode of Season 5 (Dystopia Myopia) Kyle is joined by editor Kristi Shimek and writer Kerry Harwin to discuss the incredibly presient societal depiction of racial rage, technological voyeurism, and the oppression of nostalgia that defines Kathryn Bigelow's Strange Days.

In this episode, the Season 2 finale, I rank the Doors' six studio albums with Jim Morrison to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his passing.

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In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff wrap up their deep dive into the filmography of Kathryn Bigelow. Together they discuss her filmography, their discoveries throughout the season and the subsequent influences Bigelow has made within the film industry. They also rank her filmographies, their past directors and announce who will be featured in Season 7.

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In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at Kathryn Bigelow's futuristic sci-fi noir, Strange Days. Following a story created by James Cameron, it is a film that even 25+ years on is still socially and culturally relevant in an eerie way. Together, Craig and Geoff discuss the film's journey to screen, its innovation and relevance today and so much more.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff return to begin their journey through the filmography of Kathryn Bigelow. Together they discuss her films, the unrealised projects and so much more.

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Kathryn Bigelow's 1995 cyberpunk thriller Strange Days was a major flop, and seriously damaged her career. Watched 25 years later to see in the New Year, the movie is more relevant and impressive than ever - despite an ending that seems overly hopeful right now.

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With the release of the new game from CD Projekt Red, this week we discuss the sub-genre of Cyberpunk. We get into the films, the books, the anime and our hopes and fears for the upcoming game. 
In addition, we talk about Brandon Cronenberg's gnarly sci-fi thriller Possessor, a book called Japans Infamous Unit 731, David Lynch's mysterious new Netflix project Wisteria, The Capcom Leaks and Predator 5. 

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The squad let Xylia have a sick day so Rowan and Mike fend for themselves reviewing the ever social relevant film STRANGE DAYS (1995). In this episode: Rowan and Mike discuss some heavy topics in the film such as racism, classism, police brutality and feminism. On a lighter note they also discuss bad wigs and the 90s obsession with technology. Listen to find out if we award this film a NAY, OKAY, YAY or SLAY!

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In Kathryn Bigelows Science-Fiction-Film STRANGE DAYS erlaubt es eine Technologie, die Sinneseindrücke von Menschen zu speichern und selber zu erfahren. Wir sprechen in unserer aktuellen Folge ausführlich über die Implikationen dieses Geräts und die Funktion von Erinnerungen – und besprechen, was das mit dem Kino selber zu tun hat. Wir werfen einen genauen Blick auf […]

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In this week's episode, your favorite radical hacker collective get into the nitty gritty of 90's tech paranoia via the 1995 films Hackers and Strange Days. Caro can't help but admire SD's attempt to create compelling fable for its time; while Ebony and Anita discuss the gendered violence the film doesn't allow us to look away from. Hackers turned out to be a bit harder to reckon with -- not least because Caro couldn't get past the image of a skateboarding Fisher Stevens; Ebony was tormented by Lorraine Bracco's befuddled shrieking; and Anita found the film's technobabble to be long on "cool," but short on substance.

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Segment Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Pop Culture News (including extra bonus convo about Anita’s “hard sf” D&D campaign, a Farscape shout-out, and Caro maybe getting sucked into D&D via dice) Serena Williams and the French Open; the shooting tragedy in Jacksonsville at a Madden esports tournament; and Cyberpunk 2077 and the politics of cyberpunk
15:25 Strange Days and Hackers
16:01 Anita mispronounces “Ralph Fiennes”
47:03 What’s Your Freq Out

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