Surrealism: Giant Crabs Ate my Pontiac!
Allowing the unconscious to express itself, surrealism resolves the contradictory realms of dream and reality
Allowing the unconscious to express itself, surrealism resolves the contradictory realms of dream and reality
In this week’s viewing: A ton more premieres, and a not-so-fond farewell to Arslan.
Introducing Miguel Angel Cardozo, Bolivian horror writer
In this week’s viewing: A varied buffet of premieres as summer season kicks off!
When Rod Serling wrote The Mighty Casey for The Twilight Zone, he created an ideal example of some of the most important elements necessary for writing a successful short story.
Steve dismembers… uh, reviews… a couple of horror movies, then enjoys the sequel. And you might too!
Oh no, a filler episode! With nothing new to watch, let’s compile a list of first-half Hugo recommendations.
A partial review of Humans, veering off into a discussion of sex bots.
They’re here! Or They’re Back! Steve asks the movie review question: “WHY?”
Step up and see what’s going to be invading a simulcast site near you starting in July!
Indiegogo campaign for truly insane gorefest
Zombies are no longer confined to the sandbox known as horror. They have found their way into science fiction and fantasy.
What keeps someone in a haunted house once the scary stuff starts to happen?
You missed it – but you can still read about ConQuesT 46 & Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 4
Not every book works well on the big screen. But once in a while, written words need to be put in motion. Why isn’t The Long Walk a movie yet?
Heroika 1: Dragon Eaters is a colorful bouquet of bold stories about one of the darkest primal forces in mythological lore.
To continue the Rolling Stones homage: you might be ‘Shattered’ by this anthology of tales of the devil.
Sometimes the medium the message is delivered through can drastically alter the experience.
So…I Survived the Zombie Apocalypse and All I Got Was this Podcast is a pleasant little surprise for anyone looking for some Walking Dead filler over the reruns of summer.
Napoleon’s zombie army crosses the channel
“Game of Thrones is very compelling. But so is a train wreck.”
The premise might be a shameless re-hash of the American classic Cat People, but the 1957 film Cat Girl can claim to be an under-appreciated landmark in genre cinema, at least among British films. Its first claim to fame […]
An interview with author David Calleja; a report on a fantastic film festival and the 2nd Eurocon 2015 progress report.
Grimm keeps on getting better and better. Careful with that axe, Eugene!
Day One by Nate Kenyon is a fast paced action thriller that brings the worlds of science fiction fandom and conspiracy theorists all together in one volume.
A new release from Nightshade books – a vampire anthology edited by John Joseph Adams
In this week’s viewing: Yona takes charge, Death Parade gets brutal, Cute High skewers moe, and more!
Swords of Steel is a heavy metal anthology that takes us back to the art of traditional fantasy storytelling by painting heroes and villains as dark as the realms they inhabit.
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