Richard Kadrey’s Sandman Slim kicks ass. I mean, the protagonist literally left the text and physically kicked me in my ass. Yeah, it’s that much fun. James Stark spent 11 years killing monsters in Lucifer's arena for the entertainment of fallen angels, but now he's back in seedy, magic-riddled L.A., trying to avenge his girlfriend's murder and hunt down Mason Faim, the black magician responsible for getting him sent downtown. After that it really starts to get interesting.
Continue reading...Thursday, July 30, 2009
Michael Ozias has a science fiction movie he'd like to make. Unlike other folks (like me, for instance) he's also got a script, a plan and a damned good trailer to back him up. Last of the Free is the story of two adolescents, Izan and Hana, on a quest to escape the misery of the dystopian future they live in. In an oppressive time, where freedom, innovation, and individuality are non-existent, they live for the society but long for themselves. Read on for an interview, production stills and to watch the trailer.
Continue reading...Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Notice I didn't use the word 'frakking' at all in the headline? Quite proud of myself there. Anyhoo, they're all on sale between 30% - 40% off right now on Amazon. The Plan is of course a pre-order. Season 4.5 is currently available in complete fractiony goodness and you can own the whole shebang (minus The Plan) as well. Blu-Ray, DVD
Continue reading...Thursday, July 9, 2009
You may have already seen this new trailer for District 9. If you have, watch it again, it's awesome. If you have not, well feast your eyes my friends. Click through to the article to see the embedded trailer.
Continue reading...Friday, June 12, 2009
This looks amazing for several reasons. It's a SciFi film which is always a good start. It's also a home-grown, independent film driven mostly by volunteers. Even more impressive, there are about 500 visual effects shots, composed via Blender and done by 3D artists around the world.
Continue reading...Wednesday, April 29, 2009
“Ladies and gentlemen of the scientific community, I bring you here to day to unveil the weapon which will save all of humanity from the pressing threat of the Scvarsars!” said the leader of the First Governmental Scientists Union. “Viva Euro-Japan!” he added.
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Lots of cool deals suddenly popped up on Amazon today, mostly dealing with SciFi! Ranging from the complete Babylon 5 series to something to watch it on.
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Don't buy comic books any more? I'll bet one these is the reason!
Continue reading...Friday, April 3, 2009
It's Friday, which will come to a close for me around 5pm when I hope to be home, plopped squarely in front of my telly, watching movies and drooling slightly. Here's some good DVDs cheap as well as a bunch of vacuums ranging from hand held to robotic.
Continue reading...Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Mind Over Ship doesn't tediously repeat the previous book ("...the Blecknick had ruled the spiral galaxy for cruel millennia when Captain Blair Campaina realized she needed their anti-fungal medication..."). The novel starts naturally and insinuates the background events and setting. If sci-fi publishers are going to keep demanding sequels from their writers, then talented authors are going to have to keep resolving issues of what info to provide and how to get it across in ways that do not completely trivialize the novel at hand.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
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