The third episode of Loki is a doozie! We finally spend time away from the TVA and watch the two Lokis get to know each other. The episode name, Lamentis, is a reference to the apocalyptic moon both Lokis end up on after escaping the TVA headquarters.
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The second episode of Loki solidifies the show as Marvel’s best since Netflix’s Daredevil. The series plot develops nicely and continues Mobius’s hunt for the bad Loki Variant.
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Today is Father’s Day in the US and what better way to acknowledge the holiday than to celebrate the best fathers of the sci-fi world?
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The premiere episode of the series introduces viewers to the Time Variance Agency (TVA) and their mission to eliminate Nexus events, which create alternate timelines.
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This episode introduces viewers to Larry Underwood (Jovan Adepo), Nadine Cross (Amber Heard), Lloyd Henreid (Nat Wolff). The episode begins in an abandoned department store, where Larry Underwood’s group of followers temporarily camp.
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Mimic is a brilliant, sit-on-the-edge-of-your-seat sci-fi thriller that’s so well done, you’ll want to watch it over and over. Everything about the film is on point: the acting, the story, the cinematography, and the audio (instrumentals and sound effects).
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I enjoyed Alien Sea of Sorrows, but I did not love it. But, it’s important to mention I read the book, rather than listened to the Audible Studios production. From what I’ve heard, the Audible version contains a full cast with music and sound effects, thus making for a better experience with Sea of Sorrows.
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FLOAT by Dust is one of the short film maker’s funniest videos to date. You’ll wonder if they forgot their cup of coffee on top of the ship, too.
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Book Blurb The riveting Chaos Walking trilogy by two-time Carnegie Medalist Patrick Ness, reissued with compelling new covers — and a bonus short story in each book. “Narrated with crack dramatic and comic timing. . . . The cliffhanger ending is as effective as a shot to the gut.” — Booklist (starred review) Todd Hewitt is the
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In this first part of the One Infinite Loop series, sci-fi guru Seth Comire takes you on a journey into a man’s wooded backyard, where his hike goes suspiciously awry.
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The tension on the ship rose sharply; Emily thought it was so thick that she could cut it with a knife. The crew experienced anguish over a recent and tragic loss. Conditions aboard the spaceship continued to worsen. Simple tasks became burdensome assignments to the crew. The overnight team often fell asleep while on-duty. The
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My interest piques when it comes to famous authors’ backgrounds. I consider it one of the best ways to understand what makes them “tick.” After all, it is our life experiences that shape our worldview. Robert A. Heinlein is known as one of science fiction’s best authors. He received numerous Hugo awards and three of
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Have you watched any episodes of CW’s newest Arrowverse series Superman and Lois? I watched it with my wife last night and we were both pleasantly surprised at the show’s primary focus – being human. Prior to hitting the play button, I expected the series to focus on the action and adventure that always accompanies
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You can’t avoid the drama between Gina Carano and Disney lately. No matter where you look, someone posts something new, adding to the drama. Well, I suffer from FOMO and felt the need to throw my hat into the mix! As you may already know, I love getting to the history of a topic. So
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SYFY’s latest series, Resident Alien, combines the humor of shows like Alf and Mork & Mindy and throws in a splash of black comedy in the likes of Mars Attacks!, making it a hilarious sci-fi comedy series. Based on the Dark Horse Comics comic book of the same name by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse,
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Book Blurb Winner: 2018 Hugo Award for Best Novella Winner: 2018 Nebula Award for Best Novella Winner: 2018 Alex Award Winner: 2018 Locus Award One of the Verge’s Best Books of 2017 A New York Times and USA Today Bestseller A murderous android discovers itself in All Systems Red, a tense science fiction adventure by Martha Wells that interrogates the
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I attribute Ken Stark’s Stage 3 novel for single-handedly rejuvenating my love for the zombie genre. It’s that good. The novel begins with protagonist Hank “Mace” Mason on a commercial flight heading towards San Francisco, CA. Hank seems ornery, partially hung-over from drinking too much scotch during the flight while also wallowing in misery over fractured relationship with his girlfriend “Becks.”
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Book Blurb Late in the twenty-third century, teams of Time Rangers boomerang through a nexus point into historical time periods to capture “time runners,” renegade time travelers who would endanger the future by changing the past. KAI SAWYER, son of one of the founders of the Time Rangers, is a Spawn, a genetically enhanced soldier,
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The Stand holds high esteem as one of the prolific author Stephen King’s best novels. It’s especially relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic since the story’s premise is based on a deadly pandemic that devastates the world’s population. The Stand episode 1, The End, starts off the series with a non-linear, at times confusing, yet fun, dark, and morbid show.
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Like any movie, the 1982 version of Blade Runner is a product of its time. Therefore, its depiction of the future is a product of what existed during the late 70s and early 80s. Does the movie accurately reflect the time we live in now, or has it been outdated by the rapid pace of
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