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5 Academic Novels That Won’t Make You Want to Go Back to SchoolWe (or at least I, myself) have a never-ending appetite for classroom histrionics and coming-of-age dramas. I have spent hours marathoning...
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Read an Excerpt From More PerfectA small implant allows one access to a more robust social media experience directly as an augmented reality… We’re thrilled to...
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Final Landscape With Invisible Hand Trailer Features Tiffany Haddish With Extraterrestrial HubbyThe first trailer for Landscape With Invisible Hand focused on two teenagers pretending to be in a relationship so they could get money...
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“God! What is your childhood trauma?!”: Damned If You Do by Alex BrownListen, I love Buffy the Vampire Slayer , warts and terrible men and all. I was only a few years younger than the character when the show...
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Star Trek: Enterprise Rewatch: “Borderland”“Borderland” Written by Ken LaZebnik Directed by David Livingston Season 4, Episode 4 Production episode 080 Original air...
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In Loving Memory of the Books I’ll Never Read AgainWhich books will you never read again? Not because they’re bad or boring, but because you love them. You love what they mean to you, or...
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The Latest Ahsoka Teaser is Absolute Catnip for Clone Wars FansWe’ve known for what feels like a million years that Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) would be showing up in Star Wars: Ahsoka ....
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How a Selkie Saved the Sidhe: Song of the SeaThe third and final offering in my mini-summer selkie film festival is yet another Irish film, Tomm Moore’s Song of the Sea . The Irish do...
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How Did Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Wrangle All Those Pool Party Cameos?If you saw Weird: The Al Yankovic Story , you know that a central scene in the parody biopic is a pool party in which Al (Daniel Radcliffe)...
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Five SF Stories About Facing Unforeseen Planetary DisastersI recently read and enjoyed Cody J. Shakespeare and Jason H. Steffen’s effervescent “ Day and Night: Habitability of Tidally Locked Planets...
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Revealing The Mars House by Natasha PulleyIn the wake of an environmental catastrophe, January finds himself a refugee in the terraformed colony on Mars… We’re thrilled...
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El Conde Trailer Gives Us The Vampire Pinochet Movie We Didn’t Know We NeededMove over The Last Voyage of the Demeter ! There’s another vampire movie coming our way, and this one, whose title translates into English...
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Sink Your Teeth Into These 5 Books About VampiresIt starts softly. A horror movie here. A spooky comic there. Then, if you’re anything like me, before you know it, you find yourself elbow-deep...
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Terry Pratchett Book Club: Monstrous Regiment, Part IVDid you think that kissing the Duchess meant nothing ? Summary The troop grabs the washing and gets into the “elevator” with two...
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Just Kidding, Wonder Woman 3 Probably Isn’t Happening After AllJust last week, Wonder Woman herself, Gal Gadot, told ComicBook.com that she heard she’d be developing another Wonder Woman film with...
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Notable Works of Non-Fiction Written by SFF AuthorsAt first glance, it might appear that in an ideal world, comparative advantage would rule our every decision. Each person would spend their...
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Read an Excerpt From Sign of the SlayerHigh school is supposed to be about studying, socializing, and marching-band practice. Not fighting vampires. We’re thrilled to share...
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The Trailer for Shudder’s Elevator Game Will Push Your ButtonsThis piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the film...
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The Salt-Black Tree by Lilith Saintcrow: Apotheosis in AmericaThe Salt-Black Tree is the second novel in Lilith Saintcrow’s Dead God’s Heart duology, after Spring’s Arcana . It picks...
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Mike Flanagan’s The Fall of the House of Usher To Premiere On Netflix in OctoberThis piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the series...
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Don’t Go in the Water: Sunburn and The SurferThe summer fun in ‘90s teen horror has proven more dangerous than relaxing, with the repressed memories and attempted murders of High Tide...
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Here Today, Gorn Tomorrow — Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: “Hegemony”The whiplash continues! After the glorious lunacy of the musical episode “ Subspace Rhapsody ” last week, Strange New Worlds ends its second...
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How The Prisoner Allegorizes Patrick McGoohan’s Relationship to GodI was introduced to The Prisoner , Patrick McGoohan’s 1967 cult dystopian TV show, by my Number Two. My father. (Who is Number One?) I was in...
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On Learning to Read GenerouslyThe first book I remember being disappointed by lives in my memory only as a vague, wishy-washy watercolor image, a cover that was as much of a...
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Elantris Reread: Chapter FourteenStrap on your dancing shoes, oh Cosmere Chickens, because this week we’ve been invited to a fancy ball ! (Sorry to disappoint; Mr. Darcy won’t...
