Forget that Japanese gentleman who wants to marry a cartoon character (shades of Gibson’s Idoru). How about academics interested in building SF tech? Apparently, Gundam Academy is a go.
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Halloween Review: Night of the Living Dead
Fiziko is in transit, so I’m posting his review of Night of the Living Dead, a classic low-budget horror that probably did more than anything else to establish the zombie genre.
Did your town have a Zombie Walk this week? Watch this movie and see where it began. “They’re coming to get you, Barbra….”
Life on Mars (U.S.) Discussion
“Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadows?”
Heroes Review: “Eris Quod Sum”
All roads lead to Pinehearst.
A Logical Place to Visit?
It appears the star-system where Star Trek locates its most famous extraterrestrial world has a planetary system that could have an inhabitable planet.
UPDATE: This would be a better article, as it identifies a few SF appearances of this star system, including (yes, Doc), Babylon Five.
Dr. Strange on the Big Screen
chad writes, More info here.
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Dollhouse Shelved, Joss OutFOXed Yet Again
rickyjames writes, OK, so Dollhouse couldn’t possibly have lived up to the perfection of Firefly, much less the cool first couple o’ years of La Femme Nikita”, but still, you’d think Joss woulda learned his lesson by now…
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Halloween Review: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This week we look at the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Horror, for better or for worse, in sickness and in stealth marketing, has never been the same.
Life on Mars Discussion: “My Maharishi Is Bigger Than Your Maharishi”
This episode drops clues about why the time-shift may have happened in the U.S. version of the show.