Role Play: new Amazon Prime spy-fy movie (trailer).
Ah, the suburbs of New Jersey: land of manicured lawns, soccer moms, and… deadly assassins? Apparently so, in the upcoming
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Soup’s Up: Melody Skylark’s Cosmic Adventure? (short science fiction film: in full)
Hold onto your spoons, sci-fi enthusiasts! Prepare to dive into a bowl of intergalactic intrigue with Melody Skylark And The
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Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget – the feathery Xmas movie Netflix didn’t know it needed? (trailer)
https://youtu.be/g0bu73PqN5o?si=ei52CM6Ji8hO6aBA In an era where sequels, prequels, and reboots are as common as finding feathers in a henhouse, Chicken Run:
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Rebel Moon – a Netflix space opera film with a Snyder twist? (trailer)
From Zack Snyder, the mastermind behind cinematic epics like 300 and Man of Steel, comes his latest brainchild, Rebel Moon
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It’s A Wonderful Knife (2023): a film review by Mark R. Leeper.
It seems an odd tradition for the film industry to make films with violent murders for the Christmas season, but
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Damsel: Netflix fantasy movie turning a Dragon Cave into a Royal Rumble (trailer).
So then, fine denizens of the ‘Nest, another day, another fantasy film where a damsel gets herself into a bit
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Chaos Terminal (The Midsolar Murders Book 2) by Mur Lafferty (book review).
Mallory Veridian has opened a detective agency on Station Eternity. She did move as far away from humans as she
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Elephantmen 2261 Volume 1 by Richard Starkings and Axel Medellin (graphic novel review).
The Elephantmen are transgenics, human/animal hybrids genetically engineered by the MAPPO Corporation to fight in the Afro-Sino war of 2239-2243.
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YuYu Hakusho: Spirit Detective saga springs to life on Netflix (trailer).
Hold onto your supernatural detective badges, folks! YuYu Hakusho, the manga series that punched its way through the hearts of
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep/Oct 2023, Volume 145 #769 (magazine review).
Maybe it’s the time of year that makes editors turn towards horror, the creepy and the macabre. Certainly, this issue
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