This independent film about the appearance of a mirror world received acclaim at Sundance last year, and decidedly mixed reviews elsewhere.
Is it worth seeking out?
This independent film about the appearance of a mirror world received acclaim at Sundance last year, and decidedly mixed reviews elsewhere.
Is it worth seeking out?
Amazon founder finds the Apollo 11 engines, high schoolers build their own Galactica simulator, and much more—including a video report suggesting Hollywood does support Flash, and we may yet see a movie about DC’s scarlet speedster.
The current hottest YA Trilogy involves a futuristic reality show, recycled SF tropes, and mainstreamed dystopia. Whether you’ve read the books or not, you’ll likely enjoy the film.
You might not find it bears repeated viewings, however.
“Christ promised the resurrection of the dead. I thought he had something a little different in mind.”
–Herschel
After a meandering start, the second season picked up its lagging zombie legs and came around to a dark and fiery finale.
News from space, and lots of earthbound superhero shenanigans and video, below:
And update: The Bizarro Galaxy?
The penultimate episode of Season Two features a couple of key deaths. Neither are entirely unexpected—but they nevertheless generate considerable tension and suspense.
After two weeks of Zombie Mayhem, we start to see what kind of monsters our heroes are becoming.
Google Chrome offers hackers a substantial reward to discover security holes in its browser, astronomers have discovered a rather alien water world, researchers at the University of Sydney have concluded that, even should the Alcubierre method of interstellar travel be possible, it might have some disastrous consequences, while recent medical research suggest possible treatment for Alzheimer’s
Read on for the word on a swingin’ Gentlemen’s Club in space, and a look at the newest Avengers trailer.
Is it wrong that I want to set the zombie scenes from this one to “Yakety Sax” and post the vid on Youtube?
NOTE: Video update.
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Nonagenarian astronaut John Glenn talks with the space station on the 50th anniversary of his historic flight.
Meanwhile, in cyberspace, Google expects to market glasses that bring the internet to your eyes.
Click for the breaking tales of “Toronto Batman,” developments in a cyber-security story, and Cosplay in Orlando, FLA.