The fine folks over at
Forces of Geek have
allowed me the space and time to ramble on about the history of science
fiction cinema. These bi-weekly columns, will make an attempt, however
feeble, at discussing the history of this often chided cinematic
genre. From its birth to the latest CGI box office hits, I will take a
look at the films that have filled the genre, as well as their literary
influences and TV offshoots. In this episode, my seventh in the series, I
take a look at the cheap films and super TV from the year 1952, one of the
early years of the decade that what would become known as the hey day
of sci-fi cinema.
Read my column, "1952: The Year of the Slave Girl and the Man of Steel on TV," at Forces of Geek.
For links to all the parts in this series, go
here, and scroll down to the Forces of Geek section.
No comments:
Post a Comment