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Training an animated dragon after two successful previous films while appeasing the appreciative audience is the easy part. However, reaching the trilogy status…
Four strangers in arcane branches of science find themselves imprisoned in a locked room and working on a problem that has strange metaphysical…
Here’s the rude sweary trailer for the upcoming Hellboy reboot with David Harbour as the crimson bloke with the horns, Milla Jovovich as…
When Anne Serling, Rod Sterling’s daughter, in the introduction says she’s impressed with the research in Nicholas Parisi’s book, ‘Rod Serling: His Life,…
Another issue I picked up last year was the 72nd issue of ‘Back Issue’. I mean how can you resist a look at…
‘The Archived’ is book one in the ‘The Archived Series’ by Victoria Schwab, who also writes as V.E. Schwab when writing her adult…
We give you a sneak peek inside Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge, the upcoming Star Wars-themed land arriving at both Disneyland Resort in California,…
Amazon Prime have been a little slow to get to season two of their comedy superhero streaming TV series, The Tick, but better…
Eric Brown has a history of writing tetralogies of linked Science Fiction novellas for PS Publishing with recent examples including the ‘Starship Seasons’…
The Young Adult (YA) film genre has had its ups and downs throughout the years in all kinds of categories that range from…
Like much of the Science Fiction community, I’ve become very excited about Chinese Science Fiction of late. I read Ken Liu’s first collection…
Ah, poor Jean Grey: so easily and so sadly led astray. In the much troubled and re-shot X-Men: Dark Phoenix she goes full…
