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Review: Inside Out 2More colors, more drama, same beats, same stakes After successfully guiding a girl through her first identity crisis and her first complex...
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Review: The WatchersWho watches the watchers? The watched? I’ll admit I was drawn to watch (must avoid the temptation to make a torrent of bad puns) The...
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First Contact: BrazilA Kafkaesque fever dream in neon and gray An unnamed country has been taken over by the Ministry of Information. Now every citizen must be...
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First Contact: the Cabinet of Doctor CaligariDreams within dreams within dreams... There is something invigorating, and more than a little peculiar, in watching early films. This far...
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What Makes a Great RPG? A DiscussionI’m joined today by Roseanna and Joe D. to talk video game RPGs. Our goal today is to discuss why we all love the genre, what we love...
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Recap: The Acolyte Episode 3 — DestinyIn this episode, we get the tragic backstory of Osha and Mae, as well as a look at brand-new Force witches and the complicated nature of Jedi...
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First Contact Project: Mass Effect AndromedaThe unfairly maligned fourth installation in a much beloved series. My love of the Bioware game is... not a small one. We shall not...
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Film Review: Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal PersonWe can sometimes feel broken, until we meet someone whose broken pieces fit ours perfectly I promise you, a very brief tangent about...
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Recap: The Acolyte Episodes 1 & 2 — Lost / Found and Revenge / JusticeThe latest Star Wars TV series kicks off with a bang chronicling the adventures of Jedi 100 years before the Skywalker era. It's...
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First Contact: WestworldIt's not so fun anymore when the NPCs start getting ideas of their own, is it? Michael Crichton's Westworld feels like a first...
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Review: The Unfinished Land by Greg BearBear’s final novel returns to a subgenre he is not well known for writing: fantasy Sadly in 2022, we lost one of the “Killer B’s” of...
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Book Review: Seven Against Thebes by Stephen Dando-CollinsStephen Dando-Collins’ Seven Against Thebes brings the original and once ubiquitously famous story to new audiences and readers...
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Review: Girl by MoonlightA game about courage, companionship, introspection, and lots of warm fuzzy feels In case the evocative title or the gorgeous cover didn't...
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First Contact: AkiraA classic and fundamental movie in the history of anime lives up to the hype, 35 years on Anime. For someone who is as visually focused...
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Video Game Review: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth by Square Enix's Creative Business Unit 1Not your parents’ Final Fantasy VII I have to admit to the Final Fantasy faithful that I have never played through the entirety of the...
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First Contact: Flash GordonWhat do you mean, "Flash" is his given name? Turn on the popcorn maker and turn off your brain: random nobody Flash Gordon (yes, that's...
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Book Review: We Are the Crisis, by Cadwell TurnbullCadwell Turnbull returns with book two of The Convergence Saga, balancing social critique with entertainment. Note: This review will...
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First Contact: The Rocky Horror Picture ShowIt's finally happened: the answer to my antici… pation How many times a day do you think about the Roman Empire the queer subtext of...
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Book Review: A Mourning Coat by Alex JeffersIs it about fashion or is it about finding yourself once again, after a period of grief? Why not both? What do we mean when we say...
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Book Review: The Glory of the EmpireContingency springs eternal. One of the things that consistently provides me with a mild degree of amusement as an alternate...
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Book Review: A Thousand Recipes for Revenge by Beth CatoFollowing the lives of an extraordinary mother and daughter: the former secretly a sorceress in a world based on food magic, and the latter an...
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First Contact: Dragonflight by Anne McCaffreySome things are just better left for your teenage years. It seems a strange thing to have been a lifelong SFF fan and never have...
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Film Review: AtlasJ. Lo swings and misses with her new sci-fi mecha warrior/AI threat romp, but it's comforting to know she's interested in making non-IP movies....
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Book Review: OKPsyche by Anya Johanna DeNiroA strange, surreal, emotional and deeply lyrical window into a woman's life through peculiar events. One of my longrunning soapboxes...
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First Contact: Foundation by Isaac AsimovA smug exploration of a rather silly idea that misses an opportunity to convince. I’d like to start this First Contact with a bit of...
