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SURGEON X Amputates the Hippocratic Oath

September 13, 2016 Dave Baker 1066 Views 0 Comments berger, comic, comic book, dystopia, government, image, independent, kenney, oppression, ration, review, sara, science fiction, surgeon, watkiss

In the opening pages of Surgeon X we are introduced to a world littered with ads from a government that is

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Worldcon 74: Futurism vs. SF

August 20, 2016 Kelly Luck 1030 Views 0 Comments Andrea Philips, conventions, David Brin, futurism, Karl Schroeder, MidAmericon II, Panels, S. B. Divya, science fiction, Worldcon, Worldcon 74

In a Friday evening panel, futurists and sci-fi writers discussed the two disciplines, and what separates the two.

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Worldcon 74: Queering Heroic Fantasy

August 20, 2016 Kelly Luck 1242 Views 1 Comment Amanda Downum, books, conventions, Evey Brett, fantasy, Heather Rose Jones, Jed Hartman, LGBT, MidAmericon II, Panels, science fiction, Tex Thompson, Worldcon, Worldcon 74

A discussion of the practicalities of LGBT characters in genre fiction.

Horror4Me Television & Film

Syfy Looks to the “Blood List” for New Series BLOOD DRIVE

June 18, 2016 Ann Laabs 1223 Views 0 Comments Alan Ritchson, Blood Drive, casting news, Christina Ochoa, dystopia, Grindhouse, horror, science fiction, Syfy, Television, Television & Film

Syfy orders BLOOD DRIVE from the Blood List – Grindhouse style horror meets dystopian sci-fi.

COLONY -- "Blindspot" Episode 104 -- Pictured: The Red Hats -- (Photo by: Danny Feld/USA Network)

Opinion Reviews Television & Film

Recap: COLONY — It’s NOT About The Aliens

February 25, 2016 Timothy Harvey 1369 Views 0 Comments alien invasion, colony, dystopian society, josh holloway, occupation, Peter Jacobson, Sarah Wayne Callies, science fiction, Spoilers, TV Recaps, USA Network, V: The Original Series

Mr. Harvey catches us up on the FOUR most recent episodes of USA Network’s alien invasion story COLONY — and it turns out, it’s not about the aliens so much.

Comic Books & Graphic Novels Television & Film

The CW Orders Up Six Genre-Related Pilots

January 30, 2016 Teresa Wickersham 1082 Views 0 Comments Archie, comic books, fantasy, Frequency, Mars, Remakes & Reboots, science fiction, Supernatural, Transylvania

In a seeming effort to provide us with all of our genre needs, the CW has ordered six pilots for

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THE EXPANSE: The Plot, It Thickens in BACK TO THE BUTCHER

January 11, 2016 Timothy Harvey 1429 Views 0 Comments asteroid mining, Ceres, Chad Coleman, Dominique Tipper, Jared Harris, science fiction, Space, Syfy, The Expanse, Thomas Jane, TV Recaps

Season 1 Episode 5: “Back to the Butcher” On Anderson Station, a group of protesting miners finds themselves on the

Television & Film

ICYMI: MST3K Kickstarts Revival

December 30, 2015 Angie Fiedler Sutton 826 Views 0 Comments comedy, crowdfunding, Joel Hodgson, Kickstarter, MST3K, Mystery Science Theater 3000, science fiction

In my prior article on the crowdfunded series Con Man, I wrote about how using such services as IndiGoGo and

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H2O #93: In Which We Discuss Syfy’s Big Week

December 18, 2015 SciFi4Me Staff 1022 Views 1 Comment Arthur C. Clarke, Childhood's End, fantasy, magic, Overlords, science fiction, space opera, Syfy, The Devil, The Expanse, The Magicians, TV Recaps

In recent years, Syfy has been making the effort to get back to its roots: being a channel dedicated to

Djimon Hounsou and Norman Reedus in "AIR"

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AIR: Caught Between Breaths

August 16, 2015 Angie Fiedler Sutton 699 Views 0 Comments Chris Pasetto, Christian Cantamessa, Djimon Hounsou, film, Norman Reedus, review, Sandrine Holt, science fiction

While the premise of “AIR” relies on the concept of breathable air being an issue with the future of humanity on the table, when it all comes down to it, the movie is the horror genre version of “The Odd Couple”.

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