WADY 18: Vaporwave Drive-In: Death Becomes Her

Welcome to Episode 18 of We Aren’t Dead Yet, a podcast throwing magic missiles into the ttrpg, gamer and speculative fiction sphere and seeing whether we come out alive at the end.

Every Thursday will be WADY Day, a celebration of something gamer, literature or culture shocking with three friends who found each other online via World Anvil and went “Hey! Let’s talk”. We found out we all have a lot to say and different approaches to the same questions.

We have a veteran Dungeon Master, an award winning World Builder & Media Producer, and a bestselling cyberpunk + mythpunk author, here to snark, speak and speculate on fiction, creative professions and games.

Today’s episode… VAporwave Drive-In: Death Becomes Her!

This episode is something entirely different than you’re used to. Rather than get into our regular discussions, we’re giving you a peek at our new series: Vaporwave Drive-In. Each episode we sit down together and provide commentary over a significant movie. Some are great, some are awful, but all have left their mark in some way. This episode, Dazz and Emily introduce Sapha to a campy classic: Death Becomes Her (1992, Robert Zemeckis)! We talk about the use of practical effects combined with CGI in the early 90s, laugh way too much, and lament how hard it is being immortal. Pop in your copy of Death Becomes Her and join in on the watch party with the included countdown click-track!

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Have a question you want to ask about the episode, the writing sphere or table top role playing games? Hit us up with comments on substack, down in the comments section below, or by throwing a question up on X @usurperkings or @e__armstrong.

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Cheers for now!

Hosts: Sapha Burnell, K. S. Bishoff, Emily Armstrong

Audio Production: Emily Armstrong

Music: Jazzy Abstract Beat by Yrii Semchyshyn

Sapha Burnell

“Sapha is like a young Wolfgang Pauli, in every laboratory he went, there was a little explosion.”

— David Roomy

Cyberpunk enthusiast. Canadian author, poet, filmmaker and activist.

http://www.saphaburnell.com
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