Ghostbusters – film review
With the reboot of Ghostbusters coming up in a couple weeks, I though it would be good to rewatch and review the original…
Tag: science fiction
Galactic Games – edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt – anthology review
I have been waiting for Galactic Games to come out for over a year. Who wouldn’t want an anthology full of 20 different…
The Star Trek Book – book review
I picked up The Star Trek Book because it promised to be an excellent encyclopedia of knowledge about all of the Star Trek…
The Incredibles – animated film review
First released in 2004, The Incredibles remains a Pixar classic. It starts off like a lot of superhero movies. Oh, look: Here’s a…
10 Cloverfield Lane – film review
Much has been said in advance about 10 Cloverfield Lane, the surprise “sequel” to the 2008 film Cloverfield. And that’s a shame, because…
Robot Carnival – original video animation review
The first time I saw Robot Carnival was about six years after it came out. I saw the English-dubbed Streamline release, and it…
Wild Wild West – film review
Back in the day, I used to watch the The Wild Wild West every week. It was such a great television series, with…
SuperMutant Magic Academy by Jillian Tamaki – graphic novel review
A few people mentioned Jillian Tamaki as a clever and interesting artist and writer, and I had seen some of her art in…
Captain America – Civil War – film review
I went into Captain America – Civil War with very low expectations. Previews made it sound (much like Batman v Superman – Dawn…
Dark Energy by Robison Wells – book review
I have several books by Robison Wells, but Dark Energy is the first one to make it to the top of my “To…
Batman v Superman – Dawn of Justice – film review
I was not a fan of The Dark Knight Rises. It was too long, too depressing, and the story did not flow very…
Zootopia – film review
When I saw the first trailer for Zootopia, I wasn’t sure how much I would like it. That trailer really didn’t give any…
A Kiss Is Still a Kiss edited by Virginia Smith – anthology review
Now, I’m sure many of you are wondering, “Why is A Kiss Is Still a Kiss, a romance anthology, being reviewed on MySF…
Allegiant by Veronica Roth – book review
Book Three in Veronica Roth’s Divergent series begins with Tris in jail for defying the authorities by releasing the video that explained what…
Star Wars – Lost Stars by Claudia Gray – book review
Like Joe, I was waiting for the Star Wars: The Force Awakens film for a long time. And I couldn’t have been happier…
Star Trek Nemesis – film review
The opening scene in Star Trek Nemesis was quite strong. I have always been in the camp that said that the Romulans weren’t…
Bluescreen by Dan Wells – book review
I have been a fan of Dan Wells since he first released I Am Not a Serial Killer and its sequels. Bluescreen is…
Insurgent by Veronica Roth – book review
The next volume of Veronica Roth’s Divergent series, Insurgent, begins right where Divergent ends. Tris and Four have just thwarted the plans of…
Dune – film review
I remember watching Dune back when it first came out. Everyone was excited to see it, there was all kinds of advertising (at…
Star Trek Insurrection – film review
I always found it interesting the way the Federation had the Prime Directive, yet went about observing and interacting with the very peoples…
Tuf Voyaging by George R.R. Martin – book review
In the 1970’s and 80’s, long before he wrote the Song of Ice and Fire books, George R.R. Martin was writing science fiction.…