Tag: science fiction

“You don’t look like someone who enjoys making other people happy.” Thus spoke Joanna Eberhart, a woman of character whose insight served her in her work as a

The Hueste virus is no ordinary infection; so named because it was first isolated by the German virologist Doctor Ludwig Hueste working in China and speculated to be

Chloe is a smart kid. Smart enough to know the combination to dad’s weapon’s safe, smart enough to circumvent his security measures. Smart enough at seven years old

In matching uniforms of modest decorum the girls walk down the sterile corridors to their dormitory in Lily Hall, playing cat’s cradle, taking their vitamins, scrubbing and anointing

Nurse Molly and librarian Gene Myers lived an idyllic life in their fixer-upper house at the end of Crooked Street which backed onto the forest, but there was

The alien invasion film takes as many forms as the invaders themselves and their varied strategies, from Invasion of the Body Snatchers to Strange Invaders, from Under the

In the dimensions of Doctor Who there are as many possibilities unexplored as adventures taken, and while some events and locations echo in repeating divergent iterations, the submerged

When the world ends, it will come to everyone differently but it will come to them all simultaneously; in rural Australia, where nothing more exciting than roadworks and

It’s thin air on Mars, the atmosphere held over the city of Bradbury sufficient to support life but it’s not a pretty life, a frontier land viewed with

It creeps and leaps and slides and glides, and this December it arrives on Blu-ray from Criterion – beware The Blob, the 1958 juvenile delinquent science fiction horror