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World getting weirder

Chris Pratt as Indiana Jones (deep-fake fun).

Would Chris Pratt be a good’un for the starring role in any new Indiana Jones films? Well, firmly in his

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Demolition Man 2 on the cards? (scifi film news)
Scifi

Demolition Man 2 on the cards? (scifi film news)

Demolition Man was a 1993 science fiction movie with Sylvester Stallone (as Sergeant John Spartan) and Wesley Snipes (as bad’un

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CultureOffworld Report

Editorial – May 2020 : Sanity is not helped by boredom.

Hello everyone I’m beginning to wonder if I should greet you by saying, ‘Hello survivors’. A scary note that the

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ScifiShort fiction

A Demonstration Of Practical Armageddon : a Moppi story by; GF Willmetts

Given the choice between them being nice or being tortured, I’d go for being nice every time. At least, I

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CultureOffworld Report

The Lone Scientist Superstar : an article by: GF Willmetts

Back in the day, it was the likes of the solitary hero/scientist coming to the rescue against all calamity, especially

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Computers

I’m sorry, Dave, I can’t meme that (A.I. news).

Here’s an interesting A.I. which can generate supposedly ‘good’ memes for you in several patterns … give it a go,

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Lovecraft Country (horror TV series).
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Lovecraft Country (horror TV series).

Lovecraft Country is new HBO horror TV series based on Matt Ruff’s horror novel of the same name, arriving late

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BooksFantasy

Imaginary Numbers (InCryptid novels book 9) by Seanan McGuire (book review).

Authors are very good at hunting out little documented information and embroidering it to produce something potentially spectacular. It is

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BooksSpy-Fy

Storyhack Action & Adventure Issue Five (e-magazine review).

The coronavirus lockdown has led many publishers and authors to peddle their works at big discounts or even free. Such

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World getting weirder

Dinosaur human sacrifice for charity: blame Chris Pratt (news).

If you fancy a starring role in the next Jurassic Park movie, Jurassic: Dominion, albeit for the few seconds it takes to show

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