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Sympathy for the Devil: A Fresh Look at the Revived LUCIFER

February 14, 2019 SciFi4Me Guest Blogger 1649 Views 0 Comments FOX TV, Lucifer, Neil Gaiman, Netflix, The Devil, Vertigo Comics

If you haven’t seen LUCIFER yet, maybe now’s your chance to jump in as the show jumps to Netflix.

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Don’t Just Read the Headline. And Oh, By the Way… We’re Back

February 4, 2019 Jason P. Hunt 1280 Views 0 Comments Editorial, From the Editor

You see the headline. And maybe you click? OfficeDog would love it if you click this one and read it all the way through.

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Going Dark on the Web: a Thank You and a New Plan

November 1, 2017 Jason P. Hunt 4179 Views 4 Comments

A message from Fearless Leader about the future of SciFi4Me. Some major changes are on the way.

Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes - The Walking Dead _ Season 8, Episode 2 - Photo Credit: Jackson Lee Davis/AMC

Comic Books & Graphic Novels Opinion Podcast Reviews Television & Film

ZOMBPOCALYPSE NOW: It’s THE DAMNED At War On THE WALKING DEAD

October 31, 2017 SciFi4Me Staff 2589 Views 0 Comments AMC Network, Andrew Lincoln, Austin Amelio, Chandler Riggs, danai gurira, Horror4Me, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Josh McDermitt, Melissa McBride, Norman Reedus, podcasts, SciFi4Me Radio, The Walking Dead, TV Recaps, zombies, Zombpocalypse Now

The War on AMC’s The Walking Dead starts to build up a bid count… are logic and sense among the casualties? Team Zombie has the thoughts! It’s Zombpocalypse Now!

Science Fiction, Horror, Genre, Films, TV, Books

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THE TIM HARVEY SHOW #7: The Problem With THE PUNISHER

October 22, 2017 Timothy Harvey 3064 Views 0 Comments Amazon Prime, CBS All Access, Chuck Dixon, commentary, Lore, Lore podcast, Marvel Comics, Marvel's The Punisher, Netflix, podcast, Star Trek, Star Trek: Discovery, The Punisher, vigilantes

Mr. Harvey ponders THE PUNISHER, Netflix’s latest MARVEL series, and asks wether Frank Castle can really be the “hero” of a story?

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THE TIM HARVEY SHOW #6: Why It’s OK to NOT Like BLADE RUNNER

October 14, 2017 Timothy Harvey 2496 Views 1 Comment Andy Signore, Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049, Film Criticism, Film History, Film Noir, Harvey Weinstein, James Cameron, Linda Hamilton, Sarah Connor, Screen Junkies, sexual harassment, Wonder Woman

This week we talk about the impact of the original BLADE RUNNER, why some fans don’t like it and why that’s OK. Really. Plus more scandals, because some people are terrible.

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THE TIM HARVEY SHOW #5: More Bad Behavior & Horror For The Stage and Film!

October 8, 2017 Timothy Harvey 2321 Views 1 Comment Harvey Weinstein, James Cameron, Jason Isaacs, Linda Hamilton, Sarah Connor, sexual harassment, sonequa martin-green, Star Trek, Star Trek: Discovery, Wonder Woman

Tim has thoughts on more Men Behaving Badly, James Cameron’s #WonderWoman fit, and ponders the latest #StarTrekDiscovery episode, spoiler-free.

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THE TIM HARVEY SHOW #4: Ain’t It Cool News in Freefall & STAR TREK’s Return

September 30, 2017 Timothy Harvey 1623 Views 0 Comments Ain't It Cool News, Alamo Drafthouse, CBS, CBS All Access, Devin Faraci, Fantastic Fest, Harry Knowles, Klingons, SciFi4Me Radio, Star Trek, Star Trek: Discovery, Tim Harvey Show, Tim League

This week, we get into the news about Ain’t It Cool News founder Harry Knowles and the hot water he’s in, plus a longer discussion about STAR TREK: DISCOVERY.

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THE TIM HARVEY SHOW #3: Hollywood’s Cruel Summer

September 23, 2017 Timothy Harvey 1819 Views 2 Comments Alien: Covenant, bad movies, Box Office, box-office bomb, critics, Ghost in the Shell, good movies, Hollywood, It, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Life, movie reviews, movies, opinion, Rotten Tomatoes, SciFi4Me Radio, SciFi4Me TV.2, The Dark Tower, The Mummy, Tim Harvey Show, Transformers: The Last Knight, Twitch, Valarian and the City of a Thousand Planets

The studios are pointing to the critics and sites like Rotten Tomatoes and blaming them for poisoning the public on these big-budget, big-name flops, but are they the real culprits here?