I think this is a self-published book which don’t usually come to my attention. Authors typically don’t have the marketing and distribution resources to get books in front of reviewers like me. I’m also inclined to treat them with caution as the quality of self-published books can be very variable. With ‘Points Of Origin’, […]
The Netflix scifi TV show, Another Life, is back for its second season, and here’s the trailer to prove it. As Niko and her crew witness the devastation of a planet, the stakes could not be greater. What do you do when you’re dealing with aliens that are capable of such brutality?
Here’s a trailer for the new Star Wars TV series, Star Wars Visions, which is an anime version/take of the SW Universe, created for the Japanese and anime fans around the globe. This oddity will be hitting Disney Plus on September 22nd 2021.
Let’s take a visit through the anime stores of that most geekiest of areas, Tokyo’s Akihabara district. Hey, it’s like we’re really there!
The Netflix scifi TV show, Another Life, is back for its second season, and here’s the trailer to prove it. As Niko and her crew witness the devastation of a planet, the stakes could not be greater. What do you do when you’re dealing with aliens that are capable of such brutality?
The latest instalment of Welcome to the Blumhouse is set to deliver shocking horror while showcasing The Manor, Black as Night, Madres, and Bingo Hell, as the final four films in Amazon Prime Video’s eight-film horror anthology. Here’re their trailers. Black As Night streams on Prime Video October 1st 2021. Madres streams on Prime Video […]
The opening section of the latest ‘Retro Fan’ focuses on ‘Logan’s Run’ as Anthony Taylor and his plans for a book on the subject failed through despite having various interviews taken over the years. So rather than waste them, they are here with actor Michael York, car creator for the TV series, Dean Jeffries (1933-2013) […]
Hello everyone, For those of you who thought my comments after the main editorial, you would think that I don’t pick up many revelations myself. A lot depends on how profound they are. The one I picked up from ‘Alternate Worlds: The Illustrated History Of Science Fiction’ by James Gunn came from a quote from […]
You would think with a title like ‘What’s Eating The Universe?’ that there is some cosmic menace out there but actually author Paul Davies is giving an up-to-date summary of what we know about the current universe with a little background detail to when it was first discovered over 30 chapters. Davies writers in a […]
In this hour-long science documentary, the Event Horizon bods interview Amir Siraj, director for interstellar object studies at the Galileo Project. One of his new papers, Breakup of a Long-Period Comet as the Origin of the Dinosaur Extinction, details how a comet is the most likely answer for what caused the dinosaur extinction. Amir has […]
This book, ‘Smoke And Mirrors – Special Visual Effects B.C. (Before Computers)’ by Mark D. Wolf, lives up to its name. Wolf says in his introduction that he isn’t that keen on digital simply because there’s so many people are doing it than having any real stars of special effects anymore. He’s probably right. Name […]
I think this is a self-published book which don’t usually come to my attention. Authors typically don’t have the marketing and distribution resources to get books in front of reviewers like me. I’m also inclined to treat them with caution as the quality of self-published books can be very variable. With ‘Points Of Origin’, […]
This issue of ‘Back Issue’ is rather unique as it focuses on when comicbook characters promote everything from food to…well…especially sugary food, even if they rarely indulged in it themselves and behind the scenes things. But first, Alan Kupperberg tells of his time being the editor of DC Comics promotional material. It would be interesting […]
‘Neptune’ is an unusual book in several ways. One is that it is divided into ‘chapters’ of only one to four pages and each ‘chapter’ commences with a few lines in a strange, bold typeface in which upper- and lower-case letters are the same size. This does not make for easy reading but, fortunately, these […]
