The Mitchells vs. The Machines (a scifi film review by Mark Kermode) (video).
Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, reviews the animated scifi film, The Mitchells vs. The Machines. In this flick, a technology-addicted family…
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Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, reviews the animated scifi film, The Mitchells vs. The Machines. In this flick, a technology-addicted family…
‘Living forever isn’t always a good option.’ Vampires get very bad press. I blame Bram Stoker and Anne Rice among others for…
Jeff Bezos might have stood down from Amazon, but the mighty beast is still capable of producing the odd science fiction movie or two. In…
In the short science fiction film, Adam 2.0 – directed by Devin J. Dilmore – a pair of friends take a high tech…
Sweet Tooth is a new science fiction TV series coming from Netflix, based on the Jeff Lemire comic book of the same name,…
Here’s the review of For All Mankind‘s second season episode finale – you know, the one where the space race never died on…
Another book I wanted to read after investigating books about SF was Frederick Pohl’s ‘Midas World’. After the discovery of a cheap energy…
One thing you can say about David Kyle(1919-2016), he was an expert on SF. Quite why I didn’t buy his 1977 book ‘A…
I thought I had read all of the Frederick Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth collaborations until this one, ‘Search The Sky’, popped up in…
A task force has now been set up to tackle Disney’s attempts to weasel out of paying its genre authors of their promised/contracted…
Once upon a time the universe began with a bang and started to expand. Until it stopped. On one side there are stars,…
In a post-apocalyptic future several centuries from now, various tribes live in uneasy co-existence, their philosophies differing as to whether it’s best to…