(Hello! Welcome to a new mini-series of sorts I’m calling “It Came From The Archives!” where we highlight old articles that we’ve had on the site. Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of our usual content coming out, we just wanted to pay tribute to our older articles. Enjoy this blast from the past! – Brandon…
I was almost completely dismissive.
But then I saw the trailer.
This seems like something different.
Doctor Who is a fun, campy show most of the time, but it occasionally decides to terrify. The Daleks are the most famous example, but there’s more to see than just one evil alien race. More twisted, disturbing, and dark things out in that universe.
ParaNorman is a scrappy little film and an excellent example of how you can lean into genre fandom and come out with something amazing.
She-Ra is not only a good show, but perhaps a great one. It’s a child-friendly epic fantasy. Warring factions and ancient magic and large battles dominate its plot. It has a much closer feel to Avatar than Barbie, with good writing and strong characters.
In a deviation from my usual rules, for Brave New World, I watched it all. The entire nine episodes. I did this so I could properly cover how it fits the original tale.
Maybe I don’t need to tell you about Among Us, the indie game that blew up in popularity. Even if you don’t know it by name, you’ve likely seen the little spaceship characters that exist to be betrayed by imposters.
Megatomic Battle Rabbit is a little out of my usual purview for a few reasons. The first simply because it’s a comic book. I’m predominantly a movie and television critic, but I know instances of good writing when I see it.
Knowing full well that Solar Opposites was made by some of the same team that worked on Rick and Morty gave me… expectations.
How Is The Rest of The Twilight Zone? It’s no secret that Sci-Fi Bloggers is a fan of The Twilight Zone. The original series was a seminal classic for science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Legendary for its twists, it’s been a point of comparison for all future anthology series And a long time ago, I covered…
Nostalgia for Infinity Is Certainly Different I have to say upfront that I’m not one for Prog Rock and had not been familiar with the genre before reviewing this album. Nostalgia for Infinity by Hats off Gentlemen It’s Adequate is a science fiction album, though, so it felt like I should try it. And I…
The most impressive thing about Solitary is how few resources were used to make it. It’s microbudget, finished remotely due to the pandemic, and still a good film.
