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It was the year 2000 and I was in the infancy of my young adulthood, still high on the fumes of alcohol and potentially under the influence of some controlled substances, so one could argue that my views or opinions were clouded.It was also at the turn of the millennium with the promise of new […]… Continue reading Retrospective: Pitch Black — Surgeons of Horror

To help celebrate International Women’s Day (March 8) and Women’s History Month (March), I along with some of WordPress’s best bloggers are teaming up to shine a spotlight on some of our favorite fearless females from movies, comics, television, and beyond. This installment comes from Nancy from Graphic Novelty² and it focuses on one of […]… Continue reading Sarah Conner – Fiction’s Fearless Females — My Side Of The Laundry Room

By Andrew Rodden One of the many symptoms of the societal shutdown we are experiencing is the closure of movie theaters and the subsequent release of new feature films available to rent digitally. This is how I watched Leigh Whannel’s “The Invisible Man,” a movie released in theaters on Feb. 28, 2020, but dropped online […]… Continue reading “The Invisible Man” Might Have You on the Edge of Your Seat But That Doesn’t Mean You Won’t See Its Flaws — The Catalyst

My brother and I were talking the other day about our personal lists of the top 10 Sci-Fi movies of all time. I had to really stop and think about it. There are so many good choices! But only a few movies really changed the way I feel about the world around more, or created […]… Continue reading Mike’s Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies of All Time — The Geek Pub

Science fiction is a widely patronized genre in film. It emerges on or in between 1900 to 1920s; thus, it began to rise early in the silent film period usually as short movies captured in either black and white or with color tinting. Technology began to progress as the years go by and, as a […]… Continue reading 4 Science Fiction Movies to Binge Watch this Week — Oliver’s Twist

The Vast of Night is the sci-fi flick that will make your weekend when it’s released this week on Prime Video. From the opening, the film throws the audience into a time machine and gets straight to the story, sans any introductions. We’re jettisoned to a past where black and white television is prominent and […]… Continue reading ‘The Vast of Night’ Review: A Sci-Fi Flick Worth Watching — THE PEACH REVIEW®

“Remember the force will be with you. ALWAYS.” OBI-WAN KENOBI – STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE If you have been following this blog throughout May, you will be aware that I have spent some of my time, over 20 hours or so, watching the movies that make up the Star Wars saga. It is not […]… Continue reading In A Galaxy, Far,Far, Away — Life In The Lantern

1)The Hunger Games (IMDB: 7.2) 2)The Mortal: Instrument City Of Bones (IMDB: 5.9) 3)The Fifth Wave (IMDB: 5.2) 4)The Island (IMDB: 6.8) 5)The Host (IMDB: 7.1) 6)The Giver (IMDB: 6.5) 7)Divergent (IMDB: 6.7) 8)The Village (IMDB: 6.5) 9)Cube Zero (IMDB: 5.7) 10)Ender’s Game (IMDB: 6.6) Follow For More! 10 Epic Movies Like Maze Runner, The Death… Continue reading 10 Epic Movies Like Maze Runner, The Death Cure You Need To Watch ! — filmybrain.com

The Alien Chronicles: Divine Intervention or Alien Visitation? The subject of extraterrestrial life had been common stuff of our popular media these days. It has been portrayed through various sci-fi movies, documentaries, books, magazines etc. When somebody comes across the word “alien” he may think of UFO’s, big-head grey humanoids, abductions, gigantic spaceships etc. […] ANCIENT… Continue reading ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS PART II — jimopinions

In 1994, a group of animation professionals collaborated on a ranking of the greatest animated shorts ever made for the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons: As Selected by 1,000 Animation Professionals. Written by animation historian Jerry Beck, the novel has since become the definitive word on the subject, and while the undertaking is certainly impressive, […]… Continue reading The 100 Greatest Theatrical Animated Shorts (10-1) — ScreenAge Wasteland