Skip to content
Monday, March 16, 2026
New:
  • Halcyon Years by Alastair Reynolds (book review)
  • Alter Ego # 196 November 2025 (magazine review)
  • The Essence by Dave Hutchinson (book review)
  • Secret Six Volume 1: Villains United by Gail Simone, Sale Eagesham and Brad Walker (graphic novel review)
  • Voidverse by Damien Ober (book review)
SFcrowsnest

  • Awards
  • Books
  • Cons
  • Comics
  • Films
  • Games
  • Illustration
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • Music/Audio
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
You are here:Home » science fiction
Down by Ally Blue (book review)
BooksHorrorScifi

Down by Ally Blue (book review)

  ‘Down’ by Ally Blue is a surprisingly creepy book! The setting is one of the least explored vistas on

Read More
FilmsGENREHorrorMEDIA

Almost Human (2013) (film review by Frank Ochieng)

Writer-director-photographer Joe Begos certainly shows a passion for low budget horror flicks, particularly the variety from the 1980s where these

Read More
FantasyFilmsMEDIA

Knights Of Badassdom (film review by Frank Ochieng).

The 2011 horror comedy ‘Knights Of Badassdom’s behind-the-scenes shenanigans may unintentionally rival the cheeky antics you see in front of the camera.

Read More
FantasyFilmsMEDIA

The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug (film review by Frank Ochieng).

Avid moviegoers are once again reacquainted with the imaginative scope of J.R.R. Tolkien’s festive wonderworld in writer-director Peter Jackson’s frenetic

Read More
FilmsMEDIAScifi

Cloud Atlas (film review) – Frank’s take.

In quoting the legendary Motown singing group The Temptations they insisted ‘…I’m doing fine on Cloud Nine…’ but it is

Read More
FilmsMEDIAScifi

Robot & Frank (Frank’s Take).

In defining the concept of science fiction themes, the relatable consensus would probably range from the techno-titillation of CGI ecstasy,

Read More
Are there any new frontiers in science fiction?
Scifi

Editorial – Sept 2012: Are there any new frontiers in Science Fiction?

Are there any new frontiers in Science Fiction?? Hello everyone Once upon a time, Science Fiction was the genre of

Read More
Scifi

Matters of Light.

Just how fast is?: GF Willmetts. The speed is light is finite. About 186,000 mp/sec or 300,000 km/sec depending which

Read More
FilmsMEDIAScifi

The Odd Life of Timothy Green (Frank’s Take).

The whimsical wonderment behind The Odd Life of Timothy Green is undeniably sweet and sentimental. This is the kind of

Read More

Get our free newsletter

Recent stories

  • Halcyon Years by Alastair Reynolds (book review)
  • Alter Ego # 196 November 2025 (magazine review)
  • The Essence by Dave Hutchinson (book review)
  • Secret Six Volume 1: Villains United by Gail Simone, Sale Eagesham and Brad Walker (graphic novel review)
  • Voidverse by Damien Ober (book review)
  • Being You: A New Science Of Consciousness by Anil Seth (book review)
  • Vixens, Vamps & Vipers compiled by Mike Madrid (book review).
  • Lanterns brings Cosmic Police work to HBO (trailer).
  • The Tomorrow People: Jaunting Back To The Seventies (article).
  • The Mandalorian and Grogu: This Is The Way… To The Cinema (trailer).
  • Back Issue #163 December 2025 (magazine review).
  • Editorial – March 2026: What Is It Good For?
  • Writing Science Fiction: an article by GF Willmetts.
  • Independent Life: a short story by GF Willmetts.
  • Severance: The Complete Seasons 1-2 (SF TV series review).
  • The Wrong End Of Time by John Brunner (book review).
  • Batman: Through The Looking Glass by Bruce Jones and Sam Kieth (graphic novel review).
  • Cryptology #6 December 2025 (magazine review).
  • Batman: The Long Halloween by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale (graphic novel review).
  • Paved With Good Intentions by Peter McLean (book review).
  • Back Issue #162 October 2025 (magazine review).
  • Observer: A Novel by Robert Lanza & Nancy Kress (book review).
  • What Is Life? by Erwin Schrödinger (book review).
  • Wild Cards: House Rules (book 32) edited by George RR Martin (book review).
  • Comic Book Creator #40 November 2025 (magazine review).
  • Before The Golden Age: Trilogy: A Science Fiction Anthology Of The 1930s edited by Isaac Asimov (book review).
  • The UFO Casebook edited by Peter Brookersmith (book review).
  • The Other Frankenstein by Melissa P. Olson (book review).
  • The Collected Arthur Rackham Artworks edited by Leonard Stevens (book review).
  • The Second Chance Cinema by Thea Weiss (book review).
  • The Anechoic Chamber And Other Weird Tales by Will Wiles (book review).
  • Chaos: Uncharted Hearts book 3 by Constance Fay (book review).
  • Editorial – February 2026: Escapism Is Equivalent To A Deep Breath.
  • A One-Sided Interrogation: a Psi-Kicks Story by GF Willmetts.
  • The Problem With Brain Transplants: an article by GF Willmetts.
  • Aces High: A Wild Cards Collection (book 31) edited by George RR Martin.
  • Retro Fan #41 November 2025 (magazine review).
  • The Book Of Lost Hours by Hayley Gelfuso (book review).
  • Edge Of Oblivion by Kirk Weddell (book review).
  • The Paintings Of J. Allen St. John: Grand Master Of Fantasy by Stephen D. Korshak with J. David Spurlock (book review).

Browse by…

  • Anime/manga
  • Awards
  • Books
  • Comics
  • Computers
  • Cons
  • Cri-Fi
  • Culture
  • Doctor Who
  • FAN-ATICS
  • Fantasy
  • Featured
  • Films
  • Games
  • GENRE
  • Horror
  • Humour
  • Illustration
  • J-life
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • MEDIA
  • Movie books
  • Music/Audio
  • Offworld Report
  • Science
  • Scifi
  • Short fiction
  • Short movie
  • Spy-Fy
  • Star Trek
  • Star Wars
  • Steampunk
  • Superheroes
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
  • World getting weirder

Indexes

Book Index
Film Index
TV Index
  • About SFcrowsnest magazine
  • Contribute to SFcrowsnest
  • Contact the SFcrowsnest team
  • Privacy Policy
Copyright SFcrowsnest © 1991 - 2026 SFcrowsnest. All rights reserved.