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Sep 11, 2026

RowanHOST
42:26
Zach Kragger, Weapons.
RowanHOST
42:28
Alex Garland, 28 Years Later, The Bone Temple.
RowanHOST
42:32
Issa Mazzei and Daniel Goldharbour for Faces of Death.
RowanHOST
42:37
And Damian McCarthy, Hokum.
JillHOST
44:13
So Zack Krieger for weapons is what I'm locking in.
JillHOST
44:17
And for my heart, I also still want to choose Zack Krieger for weapons because I think it's deserved.
JillHOST
44:22
but you know how much i love bone temple so alex garland i also thought it was funny like pops of humor lots of hearts i i really can't choose between the two um i love them both so i'm gonna do a cheap move and uh say both of those for that and if any of them win you can like you can knock me down for that
RowanHOST
44:46
Okay, I'll make sure.
Scott DalyHOST
61:18
I look forward to that.
Scott DalyHOST
61:19
Alex Garland is a filmmaker I really, really enjoy.
Scott DalyHOST
61:22
Maybe we'll talk about this more next week, but I don't know if I had to pick one Alex Garland film to be on this list.
Scott DalyHOST
61:27
I don't know if I would pick Annihilation, but maybe I will change my mind about that after I watch it for next week's episode.
Matt FreemanHOST
61:33
Awesome.

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Scott DalyHOST
70:31
That's right.
Scott DalyHOST
70:31
Next week is the final episode of 25 and the 21st.
Scott DalyHOST
70:34
We're going to be talking all about Alex Garland's 2020, 2018 film Annihilation.
Rhianna DhillonGUEST
46:03
It's a beautiful cinema from the 20s.
Rhianna DhillonGUEST
46:06
I had such an exciting experience there seeing Alex Garland's Civil War.
Rhianna DhillonGUEST
46:11
You saw it there? Yes.
Jam SupanovaCORRESPONDENT
46:12
Wow.
speaker_6HOST
11:20
It ruins you.
speaker_2HOST
11:20
It does, and it was adapted into a film back in 2010 by Alex Garland, who knows a thing or two about dark sci-fi.
speaker_6HOST
11:26
Definitely.
speaker_2HOST
11:27
But when you look at the mechanics of Never Let Me Go and map them onto Klara and the Sun, the connective tissue in Ishiguro's mind becomes so clear.
Eric GosselinHOST
2:35
Yeah.
Mike PriceHOST
2:35
Um, Alex Garland's Men.
Mike PriceHOST
2:39
Uh-
Eric GosselinHOST
2:39
The, the internet really turned on him with Men.
Mike PriceHOST
3:23
Sure.
Mike PriceHOST
3:24
Yeah.
Mike PriceHOST
3:25
But I, I mean, Men's, Men's, Men's an interesting case, right? 'Cause, I mean, Alex Garland, he's directed what, uh, five features probably?
Eric GosselinHOST
3:34
Ex Machina.
Matthew NemethHOST
52:01
But I'm not gonna be watching or reviewing that film, so don't look out for that podcast.
Matthew NemethHOST
52:06
Um, and then, uh, next week as well, there's gonna be, uh, w- I think it's called W- W- Warfare from Alex Garland.
Matthew NemethHOST
52:14
Really looking forward to that.
Matthew NemethHOST
52:15
And also Sinners, Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, and a whole bunch of other people gonna be in that, so looking forward to that.
Niall MooreGUEST
18:48
The only kind of conflict in it was with Grace and his choice whether or not to go on the mission.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
18:56
If this was an Alex Garland movie, how terrible would this journey have ended? Because Annihilation, they go on a journey, bad.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
19:04
Sunshine, bad.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
19:04
28 Days Later, bad.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
19:05
The Beach, bad.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
19:08
If this was Alex Garland, what
Niall MooreGUEST
19:12
would have happened? I think there would have been a giant astrophage explosion on Earth and it would have wiped the entire planet out or something ridiculous.
Niall MooreGUEST
19:20
And Grace would have gone back there to a dead world.
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Sep 8 · 2 Mentions

ChadHOST
25:13
good.
ChadHOST
25:14
My number two, I'm going with 2014's Alex Garland film Ex Machina.
ChadHOST
25:21
A young programmer is selected to participate in a groundbreaking experiment in synthetic intelligence by evaluating the human qualities of a highly advanced humanoid A.I.
ChadHOST
25:31
This movie fucking rocks, dude.
ChadHOST
25:37
Really well done.
ChadHOST
25:39
Solid independent.
ChadHOST
25:40
I mean, Alex Garland wrote and directed it.
ChadHOST
25:43
He's hit or miss with me.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:00
Oh, I'm sorry, I haven't really talked about the movie.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:02
In 2002, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland changed horror movies.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:06
They released a movie they didn't consider a zombie movie.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:09
It's an infection movie and a world movie about, well, the gist of the movie is humans are just as bad as the creatures.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:16
That's true.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:17
Anyway, it was a young Alex Garland.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:19
He wrote a lot of things before he started making movies.
Scott RockfileHOST
2:22
Most recently, he's made movies like Civil War.
IsaacHOST
37:10
roof like that.
IsaacHOST
37:12
Is this are these visual effects what inspired Alex Garland to make Dread? Kidding.
IsaacHOST
37:18
Alex Garland made
CalebHOST
37:18
Dread? Oh, right.
CalebHOST
37:20
It wrote it.

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