Link (1986) (DVD review).
‘Link’ had its origins way back in 1986 as a relatively low-budget movie but, now it has seen its way on to DVD,…
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‘Link’ had its origins way back in 1986 as a relatively low-budget movie but, now it has seen its way on to DVD,…
10 years have now passed since the first issue of ‘Jupiter’ came into being and it is still going strong. Quite a landmark,…
Once again we’ve got a selection from the year’s best in Science Fiction short stories, this time for 2012, edited by Allan Kaster…
‘Time & Space Visualiser: The Story And History Of Doctor Who As Data Visualisations’ is available as a paperback from Amazon for about…
The author, Phil Hall, has compiled ‘The Greatest Bad Movies Of All Time’, a book of what he thinks is the best of…
There have been many names for groups of planets in an organisation, including Federation, Congregation and Collective. This time we’ve got a Commonwealth…
‘Apex Magazine’ describes itself to be in the realms of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror. ‘Strange, beautiful, shocking, surreal’ are also words which…
Crikey, reading this you get a heavyweight punch right between the eyes as soon as you step into the pages. It’s a collection…
Another great issue from the Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine collective, this time edited by Lucy Zinklewicz with an editorial stating that all of…
Cthulhu Mythos and Harrison Peel, that’s what we’ve got here! Peel is an Australian Army Intelligence Corps officer, no stranger to cosmic horrors…
Two DVDs all about life after death! The problem being most people don’t really know if there is life before death or even…
An interesting collection of five short stories, this is a presentation of Australian author David Conyers’ new and recent work, ‘The Entropy Conflict’.…