Category: Review

Eponymous is one of those comic books that immediately punches you in the face with its stunning artwork. Beautifully rendered by Martin Simmonds, the pages ooze detail and

Out this Wednesday via MonkeyBrain Comics from writer Curt Pires and artist Dalton Rose comes Theremin. Both have previously worked on high-concept independent projects of some renown in

Writer/director Andrew Niccol once crafted a modern classic of science fiction cinema, both in the sense that is a film that has remained untouched by the years which

For a feature debut by Uruguayan director Fede Alvarez, Evil Dead serves all intents and purposes, and offers plenty of thrills and chills – just don’t expect a

As we all know, Hollywood shuns originality and favours bandwagons, hence the production and release of the same kinds of films in cyclic patterns. At the moment European

Barry Levinson is not a name normally associated with the horror genre, nor either of the two sub genres explored here, the eco thriller and found footage. Opening

“There’s no place like home,“ the immortal line from 1939’s classic The Wizard of Oz; maybe it should have been there’s no place like Oz, as it is

Michael Okuda has been part of the Star Trek art department since he designed bridge monitor displays for the NCC-1701-A for the final scenes of Star Trek IV

It was once asked on this very site, Are Videogames Advancing Sci-Fi? With a protagonist named after two of the grand masters of the golden age of science

Since the final shootout on Gauda Prime thirty two years ago, there have been several attempts to bring Blake’s 7 back to television, the latest still apparently in