Brave New World: A Classic Book, An Amazing Show?
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.
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Among Us: A Suspiciously Fun Party Game
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: A Promising Showing
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.
Solar Opposites: Just More Rick and Morty
Knowing full well that Solar Opposites was made by some of the same team that worked on Rick and Morty gave me… expectations.
The Twilight Zone (2019): How Does It Compare?
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…
Album Review: Nostalgia for Infinity by Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate
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…
Solitary: Big Story On A Small Budget
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.
Bill & Ted Face The Music: Unbridled Joy
Bill & Ted Face The Music Proves Itself I was a fool to underestimate Bill & Ted Face the Music. I knew that the original movie, by reputation, was shockingly fun with an irreverent sense of humor. That despite the two main characters being stereotypes, there was something special about this series. But still, my…
Trailer Review: The Batman (Starring Robert Pattinson)
The Batman Is A Step Backwards for DC? The Batman trailer had me invested until one scene ruined it. And that is the moment where he beats the utter snot out of a presumed henchman. Yes, I know Batman often uses aggressive force, but he’s not usually deranged. But the rest of it is interesting. I…
Trailer Review: Wonder Woman 1984
Wonder Woman 1984: More Excellence I don’t know what it is about Wonder Woman, but it was the first good DC movie, and it looks like this will be the same. This trailer is wonderful. The shots of her riding the lightning by lasso is such a novel, cool visual, and something that no other…
Star Trek: Discovery: A Meh Story In An Awesome Universe
Is Discovery Deserving Of Its Negativity? The infamy surrounding Star Trek: Discovery has been bouncing around my pop-culture perceptions for a long time. I was primed to think the show would be terrible. That it would betray Star Trek proper. But, as established, I’m not the biggest Star Trek expert. I have little in the…
Star Trek: Picard: Saved By Patrick Stewart
Picard Is Not Made For New Fans At All Once I knew I was reviewing Picard, I had every intention to go into the show with the mindset of a new Star Trek fan—having seen one or two episodes of TNG only. I wanted to review for fresh eyes. This turned out to be difficult….
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