Squid Game season 2: because who needs peaceful sleep anyway?
Netflix’s Squid Game, the show that transformed playground games into horrifying, nightmare-inducing death traps is gearing up for a second
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The Three-Body Problem: trailer for the new Netflix scifi series.
In what could easily be mistaken for a beautifully complex April Fool’s prank, Netflix, the guys who have been playing
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Jesus On Mars by Philip José Farmer (book review).
Philip José Farmer’s ‘Jesus On Mars’ was originally published by Pinnacle Books in the USA in 1979 in paperback. A
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Argylle: the next big spy-fi movie, courtesy of a ghost? (film news)
Ever played a game of “Who’s Who?” at a Hollywood party, or in this case, “Who’s That?” because apparently, that’s
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Black Mirror season 6 TV review: mirror, mirror on the wall: who’s the darkest of them all?
Beware, light spoilers ahead… They say reality is often stranger than fiction, but the universe of Charlie Brooker’s scifi TV
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Rollerball retrospective: when dystopia met Disco and roller skates (scifi film retrospective).
Few cinematic genres have the audacity to blend speculative dystopia, hyper-violence, and… roller derby. Yet, Rollerball (1975: the classic original
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Computerworld by AE Van Vogt (book review).
In a previous review, I mentioned how often one stumbles upon a previously overlooked title while perusing an author’s list
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What We Do in the Shadows season 5 premieres July 13th, 2023 (trailer).
At long last, the sun is setting, and the most anticipated comedy-horror event of the year is rising from its
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Babylon 5, the Road Home: a ‘drawsome’ return to the galaxy? (1st trailer)
Well, strap on your gravity boots and ready your jump gates, space-faring fans, because you’re in for a nebular nostalgia
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Witch King by Martha Wells (book review).
Waking was like pulling free of a dark ocean. Confusing. Disorientating. How long had he been drifting? Kaiisteron, Prince of
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