The Zap Gun by Philip K. Dick (book review).
Upon discovering Philip K. Dick’s book, ‘The Zap Gun’, I was intrigued. The title is a slang term for the
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Bird Box Barcelona: a Netflix sequel we didn’t ask for, but got anyway (film trailer).
Welcome, SFcrowsnest readers, to the latest offering on the Great Netflix Buffet: “Bird Box Barcelona,” the film that no one
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Surface: the scifi TV series that time forgot (retrospective).
Now then, SFcrowsnest readers and all-round sci-fi enthusiasts, brace yourselves as we prepare to dive into a U.S. TV show
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M3gan (2023) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review)
‘M3gan’ portrays a nearly-human robot in the form of a young girl, reminiscent of ‘Deadly Friend’. Evelyn, on
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Doctor Who: The Early Years by Jeremy Bentham (book review).
I recently stumbled upon a reference to ‘Doctor Who: The Early Years’ by Jeremy Bentham, specifically regarding Ray Cusick’s art
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Comic Book Creator #30 Spring 2023 (magazine review).
While the cover of Comic Book Creator #30 highlights the focus on comic book artist Michael Cho, there are numerous
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Myth Adventures by Robert Asprin (a fantasy book series retrospective: audio fomat).
David Barr Kirtley is joined by old friend Bill Fawcett to talk about editing the book Myth-Interpretations: The Worlds of
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Warhammer: the gaming hobby that Dwarfed the industry (documentary: video format).
When we think of iconic collaborations, we might remember Lennon and McCartney or Jobs and Wozniak. But let’s not forget
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The Art Of Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children by Leah Gallo (book review).
I have seen and reviewed the 2016 Tim Burton film ‘The Art of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.’ However,
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The Boogeyman, a film review by Mark Kermode.
Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, has stopped hiding in the cupboard, and emerged to give his take on the horror movie,
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