Whether you’re new to sci-fi, or space opera, or esoteric French comics, or are just not deeply knowledgeable on the genre — I’ve got you covered! Being thrown into a […]
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Alien: Covenant Review and Analysis
Alien: Covenant – The road to hell is paved with poor decisions. As a massive Alien fan (and to an almost imperceptible lesser degree, an Aliens fan) I’m always excited […]
How Star Wars Changed the Paradigm
The rise of science fiction dominance in cinema. Hot on the heels of Star Wars‘ 40th anniversary, it’s an opportune time to look back on the ripple effect . . […]
He Said, She Said: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
Rogue One is Disney/Lucasfilms’ darkest entry into the franchise. It’s a film that depicts the behind the scenes conflict between the Empire and Rebellion…
She Said, He Said: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review (2016)
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them tells the story of Newt Scamander’s arrival and adventures in 1926 New York City. While there he gets mixed up in a struggle with dark forces plotting to wreak havoc in the Wizarding World.
He Said, She Said: Arrival Review (2016)
Arrival is a much welcomed cerebral and emotional science fiction film that also carries a significant sense of tension. Where it shines is connecting Louise’s personal memories to help solve first contact communication …
He Said, She Said: Doctor Strange Review (2016)
Doctor Strange returns the Marvel Universe back to more personal storytelling. In it we are presented with the origin story of the ego-maniacal genius Dr. Stephen Strange and his journey to find and redefine himself in a…
Sci-FI Short Friday: Darkwave: Edge of the Storm
One hundred years from now, the DARKWAVE has left mankind stranded across the galaxy. On a distant planet, New Earth 72, a young family is on the run, escaping from […]
Sci-FI Short Friday: Paths of Hate
And now for something completely different . . . Paths of Hate. Focus on fight. The dimension of fighting is irrelevant, as well as the ideology behind it. It does not […]
Sci-Fi Short Friday: Wanderers
If you like science, space, fiction and the extrapolation/melding of the three then Wanderers may be the most amazing video you will see in a long time . . . all […]
Retro Review: Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)
Mainstream moviegoers will find the entertainment in Bram Stoker’s Dracula but might be off put or lost in the dark love and blood themes throughout. It leans the genre back in the direction …
Retro Review: Shadow of the Vampire (2000)
This is an independent film. It’s not for everyone, nor will it be a major hit. But I do feel that Shadow of the Vampire will become a cult classic in …
