In science fiction film Vesper, a girl living in the dark future is forced to utilise her intellect, physical prowess, and bio-hacking skills as the Earth’s environment fails. Hitting the cinemas on September 30th, 2022.
The rather strange horror/scifi film Don’t Worry Darling is reviewed by Mark Kermode. In the 1950s, young and in love couple Alice and Jack Chambers reside in the picture-perfect corporate […]
Drifting Home, Studio Colorido’s third feature-length animation film is coming to Netfllix. Sixth-graders Childhood pals Kosuke and Natsume grew up in the same apartment block. During their summer vacation, they […]
Kami are the spirits of Japanese folklore and an inukami, in particular, a dog-spirit that features in this manga series is called Yoko, a supposedly untrainable and rebellious spirit, despite […]
American viewers may see new episodes of La Brea every Tuesday at 9 p.m on NBC. When a huge sinkhole bursts up in the centre of Los Angeles and swallows […]
With all the talk of man going back to the Moon, I thought it would be interesting to see the 1973 TV series ‘Moonbase 3’. It was hardly a new […]
As you can tell from the cover, this latest ‘Retro Fan’ has a look at the 60s beach movie craze and how TV followed it for a time. From a […]
Hello everyone, You do have to wonder what is taught at educational facilities when so many crackpot solutions come up for the likes global warming to…well anything environmental really. Most […]
Over the course of the ages, science has solved more and more riddles; but, is it possible that we may eventually reach a dead end in our scientific pursuit?
An examination of 10 unsettling possibilities latent in the zoo hypothesis’s resolution of the Fermi paradox. The Alien Zoo hypothesis suggests that extraterrestrial life is like animals in a zoo; […]
Now Karla R. Fuller’s book, ‘Do The Right Thing’, explores diversity in screenplays using five examples: ‘Moonlight’ (2016), ‘Get Out’ (2017), ‘Mudbound’ (2017), ‘Roma’ (2018) and ‘Always Be My Maybe’ […]
‘Monster Nation’ is the follow-up book to ‘Monster Island’ in which, after a zombie apocalypse, a man came to New York from Africa trying to get HIV medicine to save […]
This issue of ‘Back Issue’ focuses on the classic heroes, translate that into non-super-powered. Nothing wrong with that. They just had to be more ingenious when it came to sorting […]
The first artist of this edition of ‘Illustrators’ is Cuban artist, now living in Canada, Antonio Javier Caparo (1970- ), who is interviewed by Diego Cordoba. Seeing samples of his […]
