Die, Monster, Die! (1965) (blu-ray film review).
“Die, Monster, Die!” is based on an H.P. Lovecraft story, “The Colour Out of Space.” Scientist Stephen Reinhart (played by
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38th Arthur C. Clarke award winner: Martin MacInnes claims Sci-Fi Crown with In Ascension (award news).
In a stunning display of literary prowess that may or may not involve secret alien mind control, Martin MacInnes has
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Batman: Volume 7: Endgame [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki and Fco Plascencia (graphic novel review).
The Batman finds himself battling the Justice League—not as a team, but individually—as he realizes they have all been conquered
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Cageworld No. 4: Star-Search by Colin Kapp (book review).
Cageworld No. 4: Star-Search is the final slim volume of Colin Kapp’s series, where the crew of the Shellback embarks
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We by Yevgeny Zamyatin (book review).
I was recently offered an anthology of short stories based on We by Yevgeny Zamyatin. I accepted the book but
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Gen V season 1 Blu-Ray boxset (blu-ray TV series review).
Having withdrawal pains from the lack of new seasons of The Boys last year, Gen V offers a look at
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Making It So: A Memoir by Patrick Stewart (book review).
The title of Patrick Stewart’s autobiography, Making It So: A Memoir, aims squarely at Star Trek fans, but there are
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Three Kinds Of Lucky (The Shadow Age book 1) by Kim Harrison (book review).
Petra Grady is a sweeper, not a mage—a fact that every mage is happy to point out, feeling superior about
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Cageworld No 3: The Tyrants Of Hades by Colin Kapp (book review).
Considering the rate at which Colin Kapp’s Cageworld books were released in 1982, he must have been working at a
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The Alien Quartet: Bloomsbury Movie Guide No. 4 by David Thomson (book review).
The Alien Quartet: Bloomsbury Movie Guide No. 4 by David Thomson is the book referenced by Roz Kaveney in her
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