Month: May 2020

by smwright Rewrites have a negative connotation in the writing world, and when listening to some writers talk about them, you’d suspect they were on par with a root canal! I’m well up to my head in revisions for my SciFi novel right now, but you won’t catch me griping about them. Revisions […] via… Continue reading Writers Need to Rethink Rewrites — A Writer’s Path — Festival for HORROR

Between the Original Series, Animated Series, Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Enterprise, Discovery, Picard, and 13 films there is just over 550 hours (about 23 days) of Star Trek. Therefore, a nationwide lockdown seemed the perfect time to start making my way through it. Star Trek: The Next Generation is good science fiction, but […]… Continue reading Reviewing the entire Star Trek Franchise one series at a time – Star Trek: The Next Generation — Adam Loves SciFi

I have embarked on a quest to read through the Star Wars Expanded Universe once more. Be sure to check the linked text there to see other posts in this series. There will be SPOILERS in what follows for the novel discussed as well as (possibly) earlier books in the same series. The Mandalorian Armor… Continue reading Star Wars Expanded Universe Read-Through: “The Mandalorian Armor” by K.W. Jeter — Eclectic Theist- J.W. Wartick’s Random Interests

Vincent Anton (Ethan Hawke), one of few babies made by love instead of science, is ruled out for several occupations at his birth, including the one he dreams of–venturing into space as an astronaut. Gattaca (1997) — ref score

There is a powerful moment in Michel Faber’s The Book of Strange New Things, when Peter Leigh, transported across light years to minister to a alien congregation on the planet Oasis, delivers a moving eulogy about a man he has hardly known. The scene captures Peter’s ability to get to the core of the life […]… Continue reading The Book of Strange New Things: The Alien Language of Human Connection — SciFi Mind

The Conjuring Universe consists at the moment of 7 films that are in a certain way connected to each other. In this article your can read in which order the events of the different films took place and what happened so far. How to watch The Conjuring, Annabelle and The Nun films in chronological order —… Continue reading How to watch The Conjuring, Annabelle and The Nun films in chronological order — BigHorrorGuide

Dead of Night is a fun, surreal and spooky mix of bonfire tales, that becomes true nightmare fuel. [Movie Review] Dead of Night (1945) ★★★★★ — BigHorrorGuide