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Showtime’s Penny Dreadful: “Night Work” and “Seance”
If you’re really looking for something dreadful to watch, I recommend Showtime’s Victorian horror series Penny Dreadful. Not to be… Read More
Shiny New Adaptation of Sailor Moon to Stream Worldwide – Summer 2014
Step aside boys, the girls are back in town—ready to win love by daylight and fight evil by moonlight! The… Read More
Short Film Review: 300,000 kilometres/seconde
299,792,458 Km/s The speed of light, at which time travel becomes theoretically possible... Thus opens 300,000 kilometres/seconde, a French, sci-fi… Read More
Retro Review: Gojira (1954)
Gojira (or Godzilla) (1954) from Toho Film Co. Who: Directed by Japanese filmmaker Ishiro Honda, starring the hard-working (really sweaty) Haruo Nakajima… Read More
A Sci-Fi Fan on GigWalk and Big Data
With a camera and voice recording device, GPS locator, barcode scanning capability, and access to the internet, anyone with a… Read More
Retro Review: Fantastic Voyage (1966)
Fantastic Voyage (1966) from Twentieth Century Fox Who: Richard Fleischer (Soylent Green, Tora! Tora! Tora!, Conan the Destroyer) directs, Stephen… Read More
The Melding of Human and Machine: Current Sci-fi Trend?
Maybe I just like to see patterns, but a part of me wonders if it really is a coincidence that… Read More
Marvel Comics Character Rights: A Tale of Two Pietros
It was the best of franchises, it was the worst of franchises. —The Editor I was in the theater to… Read More
Down the Mental Rabbit Hole with Lucy
Who is Lucy? The first trailer for Lucy does not yet reveal the answer, only showing us her transformation from… Read More
Retro Review: Dragonheart (1996)
Nostalgic Nineties Special! Dragonheart (1996) from Universal Pictures Who: Directed by Rob Cohen, who went on to direct The Fast… Read More
The Best Wonder Woman Film (That Exists So Far)
If you’re already on the edge of your seat about Diana’s appearance in the upcoming Superman/Batman film, calm down. It’ll… Read More
Sci-Fi Comics to Fix Your TV Blues
Sci-fi fans have a painful burden to bear when it comes to getting their television shows cancelled or truncated (I… Read More