The Fifth Element (1997)
1997 was an amazing year for SciFi flicks with some of the most classic and iconic films and franchises either starting or continuing. I mean we had Starship Troopers (based on the book by Robert Heinlein), Men in…
1997 was an amazing year for SciFi flicks with some of the most classic and iconic films and franchises either starting or continuing. I mean we had Starship Troopers (based on the book by Robert Heinlein), Men in…
Ok, first – lets the get the biggest negative out of the way. While Stirling is obviously a fan of the “Wiccan” way of life and the “Craft” and its…
Now you might not think a dystopian future with humanity on the brink of extinction, space travel, wormholes, black holes, ice planets and astronauts are your typical date night movie…
I’d like to think that I’m an unbiased reviewer – aside from my predilection towards Comics, SciFi and Fantasy of course – and as such can look at a movie…
Opening: Season two started strong, with an excellent action episode, first of a two-parter that brought the series right up to date months after the season 1 finale. The world…
This book was one that I took with me on a long road trip. I expected it to last me at least half the trip, but I quickly found that…
In the not too distant future, mankind has barely survived two wars with an alien race – the Formics (also known as Buggers) – and the IF (International Fleet) has…
I’ve already written a review of the book Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card and to be honest it is one of my most favorite books … EVER. I think…
I think I’ve said this before in some of my other posts, so I apologize for the repetition, but I just don’t know how he does it? Every time I…
Starting immediately after the battle at the end of The Guns of Avalon, Corwin is now the de-facto ruler of Amber with the death of Eric. However something is still…
Definitely one that is a classic of the SciFi genre, Stranger in a Strange Land is actually quite a hefty and difficult book. Heinlein‘s writing style is very evident throughout…
The 26th Century In the late 26th Century mankind had spread across the galaxy and colonized over 900 different planets. With huge technological innovations behind them they now had intelligent…
Somewhat like old home week, the gang is finally all back together. Skye has returned and with Ward’s inclusion last week our original cast of characters is now all together…
Stargate … at one point, it seemed to be on all the time with reruns of SG1 and live episodes of Atlantis appearing regularly on TV it seemed to be…
I went into the fourth installment in the Transformers movie franchise, “Transformers: Age Of Extinction” (AOS) as a Michael Bay Transformers movie veteran. Gone was the awe and childlike wonder…
Did this episode have it all? Well lets see – we had Ward (yay he’s back!), we had HYDRA (and we even got a glimpse of the Baron himself), we…
I’ve read most everything that Brandon Sanderson has published now including the two newest Wheel of Time books (reviews here & here), his Mistborn series (reviewed here), his newest Magnum…
The long awaited … wait a second, that’s actually not really true is it? I know that there was some mystery about why May has/was (been) called the CAVALRY, but…
Fortunately for the Geeky among you Christmas has been a great time for Movie viewing. Over the past couple of years the focus has obviously been on the Fantasy front…
I talked about Knights of Sidonia in my previous post about the Top 5 Anime on Netflix and I really, really enjoyed it when I saw Season 1 so I…