I’m going to space out the Hugo Award Best Novelette entries a little this year to try to make them last. Click the jump for a brief review of three stories of invasion, transformation, and memory.
This week’s guest review is from crackcinema_. We can sit here and compare this to the far superior original all day, it’s obviously not even in the same category. However, trying to separate them from each other completely would be nearly impossible and makes no sense for many reasons. So we’ve got to find a
I enjoyed the first volume of Man-Eaters, and I looked forward to reading the series monthly. To the surprise of absolutely no one, I fell behind about four months ago. Trade paperback to the rescue! Check out the review for Man-Eaters Volume 2, in comic shops today.
“So the fairy silver brought you a monster of fire for a husband, and me a monster of ice. We should put them in a room together and let them make us both widows.” Naomi Novik’s Hugo-nominated novel is a Russian-themed fairy tale that starts with three women: a moneylender, a poor farmer’s daughter, and
This week’s guest review is from WMK Movie Reviews. After the insanely epic final trailer that dropped prior to Avengers Endgame, there was nothing but pure excitement for an all-out monster brawl/memorable action flick. Godzilla: King of the Monsters fixes a major issue Godzilla fans had with the 2014 adaption, but it loses a lot of
Another two weeks, another issue of Transformers, I’m getting so spoiled. If they ever go back to a monthly schedule I’ll…I don’t know what I’ll do. Probably stalk tumblr for Soundwave fan art to tide me over OH SHUT UP YOU DO IT TOO. Sorry. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #6 (2019).
You can listen to this episode on our Spookeasy channel at Anchor.fm! This week Shane, Matt and Leland sit down and discuss their personal favorite Top 5 Horror Movies. The ones they can watch over and over again. What are yours? So sit back, enjoy and please like and subscribe.
Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to sit back, relax, and finish reading one of the longer novels I’ve got in my to-be-read pile. …so of course I decided to skip that plan and read a bunch of short stories instead. Click the jump for a look at this year’s Hugo Award nominees for
In Sean Lewis and Hayden Sherman’s new series, a young army fights against an older, established government. It’s either: a group of plucky rebels who fight against a puritan regime for the right to embrace the technology that makes their lives better and move into the future, OR a core group of intellectuals who finally