Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman – book review
I read a surprisingly fun middle grade book the other day. It was Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman. The book didn’t make…
Tag: science fiction
Haven Season Two – television series review
Haven, a Syfy original series, is based on The Colorado Kid by Stephen King. Season Two picks right up where Season One left…
Thor – The Dark World – film review
Thor: The Dark World is the sequel to both the 2011 Thor and the 2012 crossover film, The Avengers. I really enjoyed this…
Treecat Wars by David Weber and Jane Lindskold – novel review
In the third book of the young adult Star Kingdom series, Treecat Wars, authors David Weber and Jane Lindskold continue the story begun…
The Hunger Games – film review
The Hunger Games is a dystopian vision of a possible future where an elite upper class lives a life of luxury while the…
Continuum Season Two – television series review
Continuum Season Two, the Canadian science fiction and Leo award winning series, continues its exploration of how Kiera Cameron (played by Rachel Nichols),…
Ender’s Game – film review
We fans of the Ender’s Game novel and short story have been waiting for a long time for this movie. The biggest worry…
Haven, Season One – television series review
Whims. I love whims. Because of them I discover the coolest stories. How I never had Haven on my radar for four years…
Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card – short work review
Orson Scott Card’s original novelette, Ender’s Game, was first published in the August 1977 issue of Analog magazine. For those who have read…
Maetel Legend – anime OVA review
Welcome to the willowy world of Leiji Matsumoto, creator of Captain Harlock, Queen Emeraldas, Galaxy Express 999, and Space Battleship Yamato. Maetel Legend…
The Wolverine – film review
The Wolverine is a great summer blockbuster movie. It is ultimately flawed, but you’ll have a lot of fun being disappointed. Logan is…
Pacific Rim – film review
Here in the States, the giant robot sub-genre of science fiction is pretty weak. Only rarely do you get films which feature titanic…
Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card – book review
I first read Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card, about twenty years ago. It had a pretty big impact at that time, though…
RED 2 – film review
Now you may be wondering why an action adventure film such as RED 2 is being reviewed here. I have my reasons, not…
Meet the Robinsons – animated film review
Everyone’s always talking about “keeping up with the Joneses”, but you’ll forget all about that once you Meet the Robinsons. This film, loosely…
Inferno by Dan Brown – book review
Inferno by Dan Brown once again has Robert Langdon using his voluminous knowledge of art history to solve an ancient art mystery in…
R.I.P.D. – film review
Have you ever wondered what happens to bad people when they die? R.I.P.D. explores that in this film directed by Robert Schwentke and…
Upside Down – film review
Editor’s Note: Since there have been so many genre films being released lately, we thought we’d give you a double dose today. Enjoy…
Theocracide by James Wymore – book review
Theocracide is a novel of a possible future by James Wymore. It has slight young adult leanings, though I’m not sure if that’s…
Man of Steel – film review
So, here we are with another reboot of the Superman series. The last film was only mediocre, and the one before that was…
The Avengers – film review
For decades superhero movies have been hit or miss and always disconnected from each other. The rights to each character were sold separately…