Mysterious Goings On

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PROMETHEUS Watchalong: Is it a Xmas Movie?


In this special movie watchalong, Alex Greenwood and film critic Lucas Hardwick explore deep space in the cinematic universe, unraveling the mysteries and marvels of Ridley Scott's enigmatic and thought-provoking science fiction film, "Prometheus."


Released in 2012, "Prometheus" extends beyond the boundaries of the legendary "Alien" franchise, inviting us into a universe filled with existential wonders and dark mysteries. As we voyage through the visually stunning and intellectually challenging landscapes of this film, we're on a mission to tackle a question that might just change the way we view this cinematic masterpiece: "Is 'Prometheus' a Christmas movie?"


From the philosophical undertones to the mythological references, "Prometheus" weaves a complex narrative that might surprisingly align with the themes of birth, creation, and a quest for understanding — elements often explored during the Christmas season.


So, grab your space helmet and a cup of hot cocoa as Lucas and I dissect every frame, theory, and alien encounter in "Prometheus." Let's embark on this extraordinary watchalong, where science fiction meets holiday speculation, in an episode you won't want to miss.

LINKS

  • The Secret History of Christmas
  • Memory: The Origins of Alien
  • Pilate's Faith (audiobook)


About Lucas Hardwick

When he’s not working as a Sasquatch stand-in for sleazy European films, Lucas Hardwick spends time writing film essays and reviews for We Belong Dead and Screem magazines. Lucas also enjoys writing horror shorts and has earned Quarterfinalist status in the Killer Shorts and HorrOrigins screenwriting contests. You can find Lucas’ shorts on Coverfly.

About Alex Greenwood

Alex Greenwood experienced the heart-wrenching unpredictability of the film industry when his debut screenplay project came to an abrupt halt following the producer's untimely death. Now, he flogs his acclaimed John Pilate Mystery Series and badgers friends into reading his award-winning horror stories. Praised for his dialogue, Alex brings a unique voice to mystery, horror, and general fiction.

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This Mysterious Goings On Podcast episode was recorded and mixed at Green Shebeen Studios in beautiful Kansas City, Missouri. Copyright 2023, all rights reserved. No reproduction, excerpting, or other use without written permission.

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 December 29, 2023  2h55m