The 1986. Inventor Seth Brundall is working on something that will change the world.

Two telepods. One telepod will disintegrate whatever is inside it, but the other

will reintegrate it on the other side. The world's first ever teleporter.

It'll change the world as we know it, right?

But Seth still doesn't know whether he can teleport human flesh.

How do we wait before? Let's do it.

One drunken night, he grows tired of waiting and decides to give it a try.

What could possibly go wrong. Join me as we continue our journey through the mind and body

and we discuss David Cronenberg's masterpiece, The Fly. Welcome back to the evolution of horror. My name is Mike and as ever I am your

host. If you're tuning in for the first time then welcome in this podcast

we explore and dissect the history

and the evolution of the horror genre by looking at particular sub-genres one series at a time.

This series we're looking at the mind and body in horror cinema and this is part 12 in which as

that intro suggested we are going to be talking about one film and one film only one of the

greatest sci-fi horror films ever made David Cronenberg's The Fly.

This will be a spoilerific review.

I would urge you all to go away and give this film a watch before listening to our

discussion.

You will not regret it because it's one of the greatest movies ever made.

So joining me to discuss this film, I've got two brand new guests.

I'm very excited to finally have them on the main

podcast. They've been on my Patreon feed a couple of times but it's their first time here.

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