BOOK REVIEW: A Timeless Abandon by Collin Pearman
Feb 28, 2015
12 Monkeys: “The Red Forest”
Feb 28, 2015
WEEK OF CHAOS: “Wall Eyes” and “Turbulence”
Feb 27, 2015
District 9 Director Will Take On Alien
Feb 27, 2015
WEEK OF CHAOS: “Wartime Stories” and “Echoes”
Feb 26, 2015
Science Fiction: The Teacher We Never Knew We Had
Feb 25, 2015
WEEK OF CHAOS: “Lonely” and “Wonderland”
Feb 25, 2015
WEEK OF CHAOS: “See You in the Morning” and “The Calm”
Feb 24, 2015
WEEK OF CHAOS: “Garbage Man”
Feb 23, 2015
Around the Net (2/23/2015): Petri Men from Down Under!
Feb 23, 2015
For those that do not remember, five months ago I wrote a review of the opening chapter to an upcoming science fiction novel by the name of A Timeless Abandon. I gave it a glowing review, and stated that the book was something to look out for, because it was going to be amazing. Having…
So, Cole and Cassie found the Night Room, but not much good came from it. Each time viewers think they are going to get a satisfying turn of events it is snatched right from the clutches, and hopefully this episode, entitled, “The Red Forest” offers some answers. Cole returns to the alternate reality where The…
It all ends here… …and begins again. *Cue friggin’ music.* Last time on the Week of Chaos, we brought you into a world where the essence of a man was destroyed with a single spark. After that, you were shown a soul obsessed with violence, digging his own grave in blissful ignorance. Now, there are…
In a subtle, and seemingly unsure, Instagram announcement, Neill Blomkamp has confirmed that he is making an Alien movie. Blomkamp is best known for his films District 9, Elysium and the upcoming Chappie. Um… So I think it's officially my next film. #alien A photo posted by Brownsnout (@neillblomkamp) on Feb 18, 2015 at 3:55pm…
You’d better have read the others. Last time on the Week of Chaos, we showed you what it really means to be alone in a crowd and the fear that comes with being lost in darkness. Now, a new kind of fear will come into play… In the future, the mind is sucject to the…
Two Boys Simon Kint (not his real name). It’s amazing how I can still remember the name of the kid who talked over and mocked my presentation on how sci-fi has influenced so many things in our lives. I was seventeen years old and this jumped-up, annoying little rhymes-with-skip kept begging our History teacher to…
