ReviewMovie books
Badass Women Of Cinema: A Collection Of Interviews by Chris Watson (book review).
When you see a title like ‘Badass Women Of Cinema: A Collection Of Interviews’, you have to be piqued a little to at…
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Movie books
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March 2017
February 2017
ReviewScifi
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers: The Making Of A Classic by Mark Thomas McGee (book review).
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when looking through BearManor Media’s back catalogue. Mark Thomas McGee’s name kept coming up against books…
ReviewComics
Movie Comics: Page To Screen/Screen To Page by Blair Davis (book review).
To many people, the first SF comicstrip that went on film was ‘Flash Gordon’ in 1936. However, I was surprised to discover that…
January 2017
ReviewHorror
Deadlier Than The Male: Femme Fatales Of 1960s And 1970s Cinema by Douglas Brode (book review).
Having covered a special edition of ‘Retro Cinema’ on femme fatales last year, it seemed appropriate to have a look at Douglas Brode’s…
December 2016
ReviewScifi
Interviews Too Shocking To Print by Justin Humphreys (book review).
Writer Justin Humphreys points out in his introduction that ‘Interviews Too Shocking To Print’ doesn’t represent the material content being crude or exploitive,…
July 2016
ReviewMovie books
Climate Trauma: Foreseeing The Future In Dystopian Film And Fiction by E. Ann Kaplan (book review).
On the top of E. Ann Kaplan’s hit list in her introduction to her book, ‘Climate Trauma: Foreseeing The Future In Dystopian Film…
ReviewMovie books
Kathryn Bigelow Interviews edited by Peter Keough (book review).
To look at the title, ‘Kathryn Bigelow Interviews’, you would think that this Peter Keough edited book is just that. Actually, it is…
December 2015
ReviewScifi
Neuroscience In Science Fiction Films by Sharon Packer, M.D. (book review).
I have to confess that I wasn’t quite sure what ‘Neuroscience In Science Fiction Films’ was going to cover. I mean, is it…
August 2015
ReviewMovie books
Shoot Like Tarantino by Christopher Kenworthy (book review).
Contrary to the picture on the cover, ‘Shoot Like Tarantino’ is not a book about what the director does at the target range…