Sparks: a short scifi movie by Robert Benjamin (video).
In Robert Benjamin’s short science fiction film Sparks!, a contented, code-typing worker robot falls in love with his human female
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Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Lost Warriors by John Dorney, James Kettle and Lizzie Hopley (CD review).
In the third outing for the Ninth at Big Finish, we again have a mix of stories-never boring. These are
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Collected Essays Volume 4: Travel by HP Lovecraft and edited by ST Joshi (book review).
Famously, more interested in the architectural atmosphere of a place than the people who lived there, Lovecraft was surprising well-travelled,
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Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Respond To All Calls by Lisa McMillin, Tim Foley and Timothy X Atack (CD review).
In the second series of the new Ninth Doctor adventures, he is still travelling alone but at every step he’s
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John Severin: Two-Fisted Comic Book Artist by Greg Biga and Jon B. Cooke (book review).
John Severin is regarded as the artist’s artist, although much of his work is outside of the superhero genre in
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The Batman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Michael Giacchino (CD review).
There has been a lot of Batman films over the years. Some were better than others but regardless of their
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Prehistoric Planet: new Apple TV dinosaurs series (trailer).
With David Attenborough narrating the new Prehistoric Planet series, which will premiere on AppleTV+ on May 23rd, 2022, we will
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Star Trek Strange New Worlds: new Trek TV series, first season trailer (video).
Star Trek Strange New Worlds is hoping to bring all the classic feels back to the Trek universe. Here’s another
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Little Fish (2021) (a film mini-review by Mark R. Leeper and Evelyn C. Leeper).
‘Little Fish’ is a near-future Science Fiction story about a memory loss virus. However, the societal implications are only somewhat
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