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[REC] 3: Genesis (Frank’s take).
The banal bloodbath of the creepy continuation in the [REC] movie series is extended as it does not disappoint in the cheesy realm…
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Harper Voyager goes a-hunting new talent.
Book publishing scifi super-power Harper Voyager in the United Kingdom, United States and Australia are launching a joint venture aiming to offer aspiring…
NewsHorror
The Possession (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
A family going through a painful divorce is also subjected to the ravages of a dybbuk, a possessing spirit from Jewish folklore. Until…
NewsHorror
Finding Frankenweenie.
You can’t keep a good Tim Burton down (unless you’re Helena Bonham Carter), and the rogue and roguish filmmaker is back with his…
NewsScifi
When the lights go out.
Actors from the new NBC science fiction TV series Revolution talk about what they would do if modern Earth lost all power and…
NewsFantasy
Spartacus: War of the Damned.
If you like your blood red, gory and flowing (and in slo-mo) and your maidens/oiled male slaves rather voluptuous and Roman (or Thracian),…
NewsScifi
Vere are your papers, native?
It’s another viral for the return of Fringe to the TV screens of America. And maybe Europe. Those invading time-travelling nasties from the…
NewsFantasy
Once Upon A Time… make a wish for season two.
Was it to see the 2nd season’s trailer for this fantasy-crossed TV series? Well done. Consider SFcrowsnest your fairy godmother, ’tis granted. In…
NewsComputers
Anonymous takes down SFcrowsnest.net and StephenHunt.net.
Some breaking news just in. SFcrowsnest.net and StephenHunt.net have both been taken down in a Distributed Denial of Service attack by hacktivist group…
NewsScifi
Whatever Happened To The World Of Tomorrow? by Brian Fies
..Is the future not what you expected it to be? Is it ever? Well ‘Whatever Happened To The World of Tomorrow?’ by Brian…
ReviewHorror
The Hidden by Richard Sala (book review)
It’s the end of the world as we know it and you should feel terrified. Written and illustrated by Richard Sala, ‘The Hidden’…
NewsScifi
Robot & Frank (Frank’s Take).
In defining the concept of science fiction themes, the relatable consensus would probably range from the techno-titillation of CGI ecstasy, colorful creatures from…