Sci-Fi Bloggers

Sprout Magazine

  • Movies
  • TV
  • Games
  • Comics
  • Books
  • Science
  • F.F.
  • Contact Us

Tagged: science

Retro Review: Logan’s Run (1976)

0

By B.K. on May 30th, 2014

Logan’s Run (1976) from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Who: Directed by Michael Anderson (Around the World in Eighty Days (1956)), starring a very blond Michael York as the titular Logan, and the great Peter Ustinov as “Old Man” (he’s actually an important character, don’t worry). What: In the future, those still alive live in one comfortable dome city and…

  • Movies / Reviews / The Latest

Everyone Needs a Felix

0

By Keyoka on May 24th, 2014

Felix Dawkins is the unofficial star of Orphan Black. This is not an easy task to achieve, as he shares the platform with a set of amazingly feisty and intelligent women. The task becomes more difficult still when realizing that Felix comes from a dwindling portion of characters that aren’t played by Tatiana Maslany. His…

  • Reviews / The Latest / TV

Dust in the Wind by William Hutchison

0

By Keyoka on May 23rd, 2014

For the past couple of weeks, in between fangirling over the madness of Orphan Black, procrastinating over everything (probably could’ve written this a week ago), and consistently shoving Ben & Jerry’s Milk & Cookies down my throat, I have been reading Dust in the Wind by William Hutchison. Hutchison has spent over 35 years working…

  • Books / In Stores / Reviews / Science / The Latest

Metal Hurlant Chronicles (Season Finale!)

0

By Keyoka on May 21st, 2014

  BEWARE: I spoil. Whoever told you that nice guys finish last is a liar and they should be flogged. This week, Metal Hurlant Chronicles opens up its hour finale with an episode about a man who promptly announces that he’s having a bad day. Now, being seasoned MHC watchers, we know that nothing is…

  • Beauties / Comics / Reviews / The Latest / TV

Metal Hurlant Chronicles (Season 1 – Episodes 9 & 10)

0

By Keyoka on May 19th, 2014

BEWARE: I spoil. “Pledge of Anya” takes us to an ancient world, covered in canyons and deserts. A small group of people foresee an imbalance on Earth that will wreak havoc on future human civilizations. This “dragon,” as they call it, will be hidden among the humans, and it is their duty to send a…

  • Beauties / Comics / Reviews / The Latest / TV

Short Film Review: 300,000 kilometres/seconde

0

By B.K. on May 19th, 2014

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 short film by Stéphane Réthoré. This film has many things going for it: Paris, really cool clocks, a great 1950s noir vibe, and an ending that makes you want more. 300 000 KILOMÈTRES / SECONDE…

  • Movies / Reviews / The Latest

Metal Hurlant Chronicles (Season 1 – Episodes 7 & 8)

0

By Keyoka on May 14th, 2014

BEWARE: I SPOIL. Everyone, let’s take a moment of silence for the hot mess that is the seventh episode, “The Loyal Khondor.”               Done? Okay, I’m starting. Khondor! Damn—damn. It was that serious for you? Let me back up a bit. So, someone lost a war. King Targot (Marc…

  • Beauties / Reviews / The Latest / TV

Retro Review: Fantastic Voyage (1966)

0

By B.K. on May 8th, 2014

Fantastic Voyage (1966) from Twentieth Century Fox Who: Richard Fleischer (Soylent Green, Tora! Tora! Tora!, Conan the Destroyer) directs, Stephen Boyd (Ben-Hur) and Donald Pleasence (The Great Escape, Halloween) act, and the Oscar-winning production/design team makes some pretty cool human insides. (Fantastic Voyage won at the 1966 Academy Awards in Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color…

  • Movies / Reviews / The Latest

Orphan Black (Season 2, Episode 3): Mingling Its Own Nature with It

0

By Keyoka on May 6th, 2014

  BEWARE: I SPOIL. Season two is spectacular. It’s mind-blowing. Intense. Edgy. Everything. If Orphan Black was a single man, we’d be married by now on our fifteenth child because they are pulling out all of the stops to get me completely infatuated. At the beginning of this episode, Sarah and Felix reminded me a…

  • Beauties / Reviews / The Latest / TV

Confessions of a Sci-Fi Newbie #8 – Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain (2006)

0

By Keyoka on Apr 23rd, 2014

BEWARE: I Spoil. As a self-proclaimed and certified Newbie, every week it is my goal to throw myself headfirst into all things sci-fi, specifically peering into some of the most critically acclaimed TV shows and movies! I check them out in pure tabula rasa fashion, with typically nada knowledge about the premise and letting the…

  • Beauties / Movies / Reviews / The Latest

Orphan Black (Season 2 Episode 1): Nature Under Constraint and Vexed

0

By Keyoka on Apr 22nd, 2014

BEWARE: I Spoil.  On Saturday, April 19, 2014, Orphan Black premiered to viewers all across the globe. Members of the Clone Club have been waiting and counting down the days for this season’s first episode, and right when we were all about to spontaneously combust, Sarah popped onto the screen. As expected, Tatiana Maslany did…

  • Beauties / Reviews / The Latest / TV

Down the Mental Rabbit Hole with Lucy

0

By B.K. on Apr 21st, 2014

Who is Lucy? The first trailer for Lucy does not yet reveal the answer, only showing us her transformation from a frightened drug mule to a determined woman set on discovering the world now open to her expanded mind. With access to twenty-eight percent of her brain, she’s already able to read countless pages of…

  • Movie Trailers / Movies / The Latest
  • ← Previous
  • Next →
  • Explore! Search The Site

  • Like Us On Facebook

  • Boldly Go! Subscribe Below!

    Get all of our stories for the week delivered right to your inbox!
  • We Are Sci-Fi Podcast

  • “So many people get shived!” – Merril

  • Now Streaming

  • Trailer Fix

  • Stream Everything

     SCI-FI BLOGGERS

  • About Us | Contact Us
  • Contribute | Friday Fiction
  • Advertising
  • Disclosures

Copyright © 2009-2026 Sci-Fi Bloggers. Privacy Policy | Disclaimer


In order to support our blog, some of the links contained in our articles may be affiliate links. We also occasionally feature sponsored posts and other content. In this event, these posts are clearly labeled. We strive to provide only the best content that we believe our readers will enjoy and our opinions on any content we feature are our own, regardless of sponsorship.