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Annihilation

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Sep 11, 2026

Scott DalyHOST
58:56
Do you know what that film is? Nope.
Scott DalyHOST
58:58
That film is the 2018 movie Annihilation.
Scott DalyHOST
59:02
Oh, cool.
Scott DalyHOST
59:04
Interestingly enough.
Scott DalyHOST
59:05
So sometimes with our list, like dramatic things happen suddenly.
Scott DalyHOST
59:10
So since we met two weeks ago, Annihilation was film number 27 on our list.
Scott DalyHOST
59:19
which is the 25th film because Lord of the Rings takes up three spots.
Scott DalyHOST
59:23
We've talked about this before, but it was the final film on our list.
QuinnHOST
1:04
It's the only way the YouTube algorithm really notices me.
QuinnHOST
1:07
Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer is one of my favorite science fiction books to come out in the last 10 years.
QuinnHOST
1:15
It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Lovecraftian horror, and this particular book is one of the best modern examples that I can locate.
QuinnHOST
1:23
Now, you might have seen the 2018 adaptation of this book of the same title.

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QuinnHOST
15:03
It creates out of our ecosystem a new world whose processes and aims are utterly alien, one that works through supreme acts of mirroring, and by remaining hidden in so many other ways, all without surrendering the foundations of its otherness.
QuinnHOST
15:23
And it becomes what it encounters.
QuinnHOST
15:26
Annihilation is one of my favorite modern Lovecraftian style science fiction horror books.
QuinnHOST
15:31
So if you're interested in that sort of thing, definitely check this book out.
MichaelHOST
21:50
I think even there's that movie that came out.
MichaelHOST
21:54
I guess eight years ago now with Moon Knight and Queen Amidala, Annihilation.
MichaelHOST
22:00
Oh, yes.
BlakeHOST
22:01
Annihilation.
BlakeHOST
22:02
And
MichaelHOST
22:03
yeah, you're
BlakeHOST
22:04
right with Annihilation.
BlakeHOST
22:05
I had no idea where you're going with that
Joan SummersHOST
5:40
I think it was, like, we were just wrapping up a Pride issue or some crazy project I was working on, and I was like, "I don't have time to do it this week.
Joan SummersHOST
5:46
Like, go ahead." And when I wrote what came out of your mouth in that column, it was as if I was at the very end of the hit movie Annihilation, and I was staring at the alien that had just been birthed in my own form and was about to kill me and replace me like Oscar Isaac.
Joan SummersHOST
6:06
And it felt scary and exhilarating and thrilling and slightly psychosexual, and I said, "Well, well, I don't get to choose my daughters, but I did get to choose this one." And so now Taylor's here doing a podcast with me.
Taylor LomaxHOST
6:21
Now, that's persona.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
42:55
I love everything that Jeff Vandermeer has ever done.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
42:59
I own Natalie Portman's costume from Annihilation.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
43:03
Wait, which one? Which one? The movie Annihilation is based on Jeff Vandermeer's book Annihilation from the Southern Reach.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
43:09
Now it's a quintilegy, which is awesome.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
43:12
I'm really excited about that.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
43:14
Yeah, so I'm such a big fan of Jeff Vandermeer's Annihilation that I own Natalie Portman's costume from the movie.
Seven RasmussenGUEST
43:19
Incredible.
Moiya McTierHOST
43:20
You do have a lot of sci-fi gear and merch stuff.
speaker_7HOST
24:17
So let us look at Katie's pick first.
speaker_7HOST
24:20
She selects the film Annihilation, which is based on Jeff Vandermeer's novel starring Natalie Portman.
speaker_8HOST
24:25
And this raises an important question because we really need to dissect Katie's criteria here with surgical precision.
speaker_8HOST
24:32
Her categorization of annihilation is highly paradoxical.
speaker_7HOST
24:50
OK, so she loves the book.
speaker_8HOST
24:52
Right.
speaker_8HOST
24:52
But she simultaneously states that the film version of Annihilation is one of her favorite movies.
speaker_8HOST
24:57
She praises it as beautiful, horrifying, mind bending and chillingly calm.
QuinnHOST
1:14
The Southern Reach is a science fiction trilogy by author Jeff VanderMeer.
QuinnHOST
1:19
Some weeks ago, I released a video covering the first book in the series, Annihilation.
QuinnHOST
1:26
Annihilation, which was adapted into a film in 2018, introduces to us the mystery of Area X.
QuinnHOST
1:35
Though the first book excellently sets the stage for one of the most authentic cosmic horror tales since H.P. Lovecraft, The mysteries of the series really unfold in the following two books, Authority and Acceptance.
QuinnHOST
1:49
Each of the books were released in 2014, just months apart from each other.
QuinnHOST
3:18
Given the vastness of the universe, who knows what strange forms may come into existence, and who can say how contact with life on Earth would affect said entities, and what effect they may have on us? For reasons that remain obscure, it all began, at least from the perspective of Earth, along the Forgotten Shore, a shore that had long been known to conjure twisted stories among its inhabitants.
QuinnHOST
3:49
There were plenty of eerie whispers about things seen and heard.
QuinnHOST
3:54
Something had happened there, thirty years prior to the events of Annihilation.
ChristianCORRESPONDENT
0:04
The first and third Friday of every month over at redwebpod.com, we will watch, break down, and talk about a horror movie, usually of our choosing, but sometimes of yours.
ChristianCORRESPONDENT
0:12
Like in this week's episode, we watch the movie Annihilation as voted on by our Patreon subscribers over at redwebpod.com. Alfredo will walk us through the plot, we'll offer initial thoughts up top, we'll react to plot elements and have discussions throughout, and then we'll usually have final thoughts and sometimes it's just a really really good time enjoying the schlock that we sometimes enjoy like chopping mall or in the case of something like annihilation a good majority of our time is spent just talking about the movie because that is an absolutely phenomenal film that is ripe for discussion material so if you want to be a part of the conversation hear our thoughts inject yours into the comments come on over to redwebpot.com and enjoy this week's preview of movie club's episode on annihilation
Alfredo DiazHOST
0:52
At the U.S. government's facility, cellular biology professor and former U.S. Army soldier Lena, played by Natalie Portman, undergoes a quarantine debriefing about an expedition into an anomaly called the Shimmer.
Alfredo DiazHOST
1:05
Great name.
Tyler VanceGUEST
36:20
And things in this area kind of grow things on them.
Tyler VanceGUEST
36:24
Very similar to, do you know like the book Annihilation or the movie? You ever heard of that? The movie has Natalie Portman in it.
Tyler VanceGUEST
36:31
It came out in like 2016 ish, but there's
Chet ZarHOST
36:34
a book, I can't place it, but there's
PoetPANELIST
26:40
Big fan.
PoetPANELIST
26:43
And then next, to continue with the female characters, I have Josie Raddick from the film Annihilation.
PoetPANELIST
26:53
And she is a wizard, order of...
PoetPANELIST
26:59
Scribes.
SergioHOST
31:46
And that is Paladin Sorcerer.
SergioHOST
31:48
And then Mickey O'Neill, who was the character Brad Pitt played in Snatch, as your fighter pugilist.
SergioHOST
31:55
Josie Radek, the scientist from Annihilation, is your wizard order of scribes.
SergioHOST
32:01
And then Noob Saibot from Mortal Kombat, Echo Knight, multiclassed with Assassin.

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