Brian And Charles (2022) (a film mini-review by Mark R. Leeper).
Brian and Charles is expanded from a 2017 12-minute film, and serves as evidence that some shorts do not expand well. The plot…
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Brian and Charles is expanded from a 2017 12-minute film, and serves as evidence that some shorts do not expand well. The plot…
Oh, joy! Just when you thought the Star Trek universe couldn’t get any more expansive, Paramount+ goes ahead and greenlights yet another spinoff.…
Do you ever find yourself wishing you could escape the drudgery of your Earth-bound office job and take off for a completely new,…
Just when you thought you’d be stuck with a subpar game of virtual Quidditch on the PlayStation 2, Warner Bros. comes swooping in…
Are you tired of those run-of-the-mill survival games, where you’re stuck in a boring forest or a dreary post-apocalyptic wasteland? Fear not, dear…
Get ready to have your mind bent into a pretzel, folks! “Hypnotic” (in cinemas on May 26th, 2023) takes you on a wild…
Oh, deer! Just when you thought the post-apocalyptic genre was overdone and dried up like an old raisin, along comes a show like…
Here’s the weekly round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t, concerning the topic…
Space: 1999, the British sci-fi series that aired from 1975 to 1977, remains a cult classic among fans. The series followed the inhabitants…
‘Acorna’s Children: First Warning’ is the eighth book in the long-running ‘Acorna’ sequence. The series started with the eponymous novel ‘Acorna,’ written by…
Ah, 1974. The year of the Watergate scandal, the energy crisis, and, most importantly, the cinematic masterpiece that is Zardoz. This sci-fi gem,…
“Stork Naked” is the 30th novel in Piers Anthony’s long-running “Xanth Chronicles” series, which has so far reached 46 books with two more…