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Once again, sci-fi/fantasy/horror (SF/F/H) films dominated the U.S. box office. Star Wars and superheroes reigned as the top grossing fil...

One of the first things we learn about Bruce Campbell in this partially updated autobiography is that he was quite an awful young man. He ...

Having totally forgotten last month to put forward any items for the British Science Fiction Association awards, I was ready to go when riva...

The Breakfast Club meets Indiana Jones in absorbing comedy-adventure with a message. The Breakfast Club (1985) made an impact that stil...

Johnson can’t shake the shadow of the striking Empire. The Force Awakens (Star Wars Episode VII, released in 2015 and directed by ...

This four-hundred page Kindle edition collects issues 284 to 296 (and the first annual) of the series that had previously been Superboy an...

Groo is one of my favourite comics characters of all time, his idiotically violent behaviour a reliable source of chuckles since the day I...

Following the successful tour recounted in a previous title, Marceline the musical vampire has lost her mojo. She’s spent too long eating ...

Does the latest grandiose tribute to solidarity hold its own? Ye-ah! One-dimensional bad guy threatens to take over or destroy the world...

This excellent book is currently available as part of a Tachyon Humble Bundle , which includes several other books that went down very wel...

In the future life is too easy (good to know they fixed that whole global warming thing!) and so people jazz up their lives by coming to W...

Liv Moore is a zombie, after being scratched by one at a really wild boat party a couple of minutes into season one. Luckily she won’t go...

Slugfests, humour, otherworldly settings, eccentric characters. What more could you ask for? Recent Star Wars and Transformers films are...

James S.A. Corey’s novel Leviathan Wakes was one of the first books I ever requested from NetGalley, back in 2011, but I never got around...

Cliché-ridden? Yes. Stupid? Perhaps. Enjoyable? Undoubtedly. Gerard Butler’s presence in a film may be, for some, a red flag. For me, it...

Elijah Wood plays a hotel busboy, Todd Brotzman, who discovers a bloodbath in a hotel room, just after apparently seeing himself (in prett...

This is how you make a second season. It takes everything that was right about the first season – Ash the selfish jerk, buckets of blood, ...

The empire has ruled the galaxy since the events of Revenge of the Sith , but the Rebellion has been growing in strength, necessitating th...

“Who was Bloodshot?” asks the first page of this comic. “Red Eyes. White skin. Guns… Lots of guns.” He was a vicious, psychopathic killer...