ColonelFrog, Author at SFcrowsnest

Venus: Earth’s mostly peculiar neighbour (science video).

In the celestial dance of our solar system, where planets spin and twirl in their orbits, Venus has always stood

Here’s the semi-irregular round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t,

Alex Garland is setting the stage for a trek across a dystopian America with his latest creation, the thriller-war-film-science-fiction movie

Just like a mythical phoenix bursting into life from the remnants of its own demise, or maybe it’s more like

In the vast expanse of the YouTube cosmos, where digital detritus and cinematic gems float side by side, a peculiar

In a universe where the line between the profound and the preposterous is thinner than the plot of a daytime

In the cosmic game of hide and seek, where stars and planets flit about in their celestial dance, there’s one

As the dust settles on the vast and zombie-riddled landscape of The Walking Dead universe, fans might find themselves wondering,

Gather round, dear readers of SFcrowsnest, for a tale of lunar conquest that predates the actual moon landing by a

In the labyrinth of Hollywood’s “what ifs,” the tale of Ray Harryhausen’s The War of the Worlds gleams like a