Sometimes, you just know when you’ve seen a good movie. For those that do not recall, or are new readers to the site, I reviewed a genre movie called Prodigy. It was a fun, smart “bottle film” that I was happy to give a shout out to for all fans of sci-fi. Another successful spotlight…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2a_q8gt6hA Prodigy: A New Twist On A Classic Setup Prodigy proves you need not change much from a standard plot idea to do something special: one major deviation will do the trick. For instance, what if the murderous genius kept in containment was only a little girl? Now, I know the knee-jerk concern, but, rest…
Extinct Sadly Deserved Its Destruction It is with a heavy heart that I say I got bored watching the first episode of Extinct. I struggled to keep my attention on it, to keep my eyes on the screen, and, when it ended, I had to ask the crucial question: do I feel like Extinct is…
Did you dare to enter “The Shimmer?” Are you planning on doing so soon? Well, either way, we’ve got you covered with some of the best reviews for Annihilation. Whether you want to know if the film is worth your time, or you simply want to see how others felt about it: let’s begin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC7C5eBd1Zk…
Indie Work Needs Some Of The Love Too We here at Sci-Fi Bloggers love indie work, and love that so many creators show us their unique and awesome new projects. So, to celebrate them—and hopefully give them a little audience boost—here are five (in random, unranked order) pieces of art that prove more than just massive…
Time To Wake Up To Altered Carbon Full disclosure: I’ve only seen the first episode of Altered Carbon. I’ve already begun the second, but in the interest of being open, that’s the truth. I am a new player to this game. Awakened to a more technologically advanced world. Which, if you have not gotten my…
Sci-Fi? Might Not Be Now Some say a purpose of sci-fi is to predict the gadgets, gizmos, and other technological advancements we might expect in our future. And, I agree with that. Furthermore, I think it’s time we see how well sci-fi artists did and list technologies they predicted that came true. Lasers: So, we…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvwS1bo0fu4 Philip K. Dick’s Back On The Screen Have an Amazon Prime account? No? Well, you may want one —because Philip K. Dick’s creations just came exclusively to Amazon Prime Members. As of January 11th, this year, the first season of Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams is available for streaming and looks to be another…
Hugo Award Winning Uncanny Magazine is out today with their fifteenth issue featuring short story smorgasbord from authors far and wide. From Uncanny: Hugo Award-winning Publishers/Editors-in-Chief Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas are proud to present the fifteenth issue of their 2016 Hugo Award-winning online science fiction and fantasy magazine, featuring passionate SF/F fiction…
If you’re in Europe, or planning to go, you may want to spend a few nights in Croatia at the Subspace Hostel. European spring and summer vacations are often spent in hostels, especially when you’re in college or on a limited budget. So why not spice things up a bit and satisfy your inner sci-fi…
Ok. I’m seriously trying not to have a major fan-gasm right now. But OOOMMMGGG! The tickets are going on sale soon and we want you guys to be ready. We just got this promo to let people be notified the minute tickets go on sale and we wanted to pass it on so our fans won’t…
Darkwave: Edge of the Storm opens with David (played by Robin Kirwan, Reciever, Rocket Man) and Sarah (played by Nathalie Cox, Jumper, Juno Eclipse) driving down a desolate road late at night on the run from the Ministry with their son. In this future, star crystals have enabled people to travel faster than the speed of…
