Beau Is Afraid: where normalcy waves its white flag? (Mark Kermode film review).
SFcrowsnest readers, we’re here to announce the birth of a new cinematic genre: surrealistic tragicomedy horror. Yes, you heard it
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Fast X: Mark Kermode reviews all the white tank tops and blazing tyres (film review).
Hold onto your seatbelts folks because we’ve got some sizzling review action hot off the raceway thanks to our man
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Futurama’s grand re-entrance? Even Zapp Brannigan couldn’t botch this mission (season 11 trailer).
Like a space-roving phoenix rising from the ashes of cancellation, ‘Futurama’ is back, baby! It’s been frozen in the proverbial
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Escape from New York: A look back at the unrepentant absurdity of Eyepatch and Synths (video).
Escape from New York, the classic dystopian cheese-fest that grabbed the 80s by the scruff of the neck and screamed,
Read MoreWe Have A Ghost (2023) : a film review by Mark R. Leeper
‘We Have a Ghost’ is a family-friendly horror-comedy with a PG-13 rating. This amusing tale revolves around a family that
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Lost In The Moment And Found: Wayward Children 8 by Seanan McGuire (book review)
There are many enjoyable series of novels in all genres but, occasionally, there comes along one that that is totally
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Scarlet (Scarlet Revolution book 1) by Genevieve Cogman (book review)
Eleanor Dalton dreams of opening a dress shop in London but, as the maid of a Baroness in 1793, she
Read MoreMidsommar (2019) : a film review by Mark R. Leeper
In ‘Midsommar’, three friends travel to Sweden to observe the midsummer festival at the farm/commune of another of their
Read MorePK (2014) : a film review by Mark R. Leeper
‘PK’ is a 2014 Indian Science Fiction film about an alien who is visiting Earth. Within the first five
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Mother Of Lies (Dodec Books: 2 of 2) by Dave Duncan (book review)
‘Mother Of Lies’ is the sequel to ‘Children Of Chaos’ and the final book in this two book series. Spoilers
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