The Carpenter
All artists are influenced by the previous generation of artists. Westerns were part of John Carpenter’s cinematic diet growing up. John Ford, Read more
Brunner 2010
If there’s one thing John Brunner is known for, it would be the culture shock he gives readers via his books. “Stand Read more
The Robocaust
I once bought a novel, Robopocalypse (2011) by Daniel H. Wilson, at an airport bookstore for a fast, time-killing read and while I wasn’t totally Read more
Flash Gordon Saves the Universe
When Flash Gordon was ‘again’ resurrected back (thanks, Princess Aura for the first time) into pop culture by Seth MacFarlane in his film, Ted Read more
Terminator Reterminated
There’s nothing more bewilderingly mind-numbing than watching a science-fiction movie franchise get butchered and killed then brought to life again, re-butchered and Read more
The Fleming Paracosm
As we enter a new chapter in the James Bond movie franchise, staunch fans like myself are apprehensive or intensely curious about Read more
Tech 62 repairs ‘Oblivion’
No matter how much one attempts to enjoy a work of cinematic science fiction, one cannot help but feel robbed. This is Read more