Tag: science fiction
Theatre Review: Second Time Round Just as Good: Sci-Fest 2015
Five genre shows – two adaptations, three original – are showcased in this year’s Sci-Fest LA.
Night Vale News: Book, 2015 Tour, & YouTube Channel
The podcast “Welcome to Night Vale” has all sorts of news.
‘Con Man’ Proves the Power of Fandom
The rising trend of crowdfunding (and using fans) to finance bigger projects can be seen in Alan Tudyk’s “Con Man”.
TV Review: The Balancing Act of 50 Years of History
We celebrate the 50th anniversary of “Doctor Who” with this episode.
Self-Published and Small Press Now Able to Join SFWA
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America have now changed their membership rules to allow writers who self publish or have been published in small press to become active members of the organization.
Film Review: The Wrong Type of Legacy
The long-awaited sequel does not make it worth the wait.
Film Review: They Should’ve Sent a Poet
“Gravity” was sheer poetry.
Film Review: Not Quite the Mind Screw I Hoped For
For a movie that’s all about levels, “Inception” seemed to be a layer too thin.
Film Review: ‘Hot Tub’ Oddly Warm
While definitely not great, “Hot Tub Time Machine” is surprisingly not awful either.
Film Review: The Theory of Nothing
Terry Gilliam gives us another deeply complex movie – this time about math.