We missed this 2005 film when it first appeared, so I’m reviewing it now as part of our Weekend Reviews of older genre flicks. Part horror movie, part Law and Order: Supernatural Victims Unit, it can be purchased from Amazon.
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Friday Round-up: Twenty-first Century News
Saturday August 4, the
Phoenix Lander heads to Mars in the hopes of finding signs of life (and brings an archive along, too).
You can finally get your Flying Car.
Medics use electrodes to wire a brain-damaged man better.
The Russians make a delivery to the International Space Station.
Novel Review: The Silences of Home
Caitlin Sweet‘s second novel takes an uncomfortable look at how legends develop.
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Countdown #43-40
So it’s true—all the good names are taken.
Lois Lane, reacting to news of Jimmy Olsen’s other identity.
Friday Round-Up
Who Plays the Watchmen?
octa writes, The cast has been announced.
It’ll be interesting to see how they pull of Dr. Manhattan on the big screen. Hopefully there aren’t any rock ballads at inappropriate moments like 300.
Information may also be found here.
The Return of Gor
I never read more than a few passages from any of the Gor novels. They’ve been praised and reviled, and have not been available much since the 1980s. However, John Norman‘s series has attracted a cult following, and some individuals quietly live a “Gorean” lifestyle.
In November, Dark Horse, for better or for worse, will be bringing Gor back.
Johah to Hex the Big Screen
Comic-book antihero Jonah Hex may be the next DC star to make it the the movies. The adaptation will include the supernatural elements that mark some incarnations of the series.
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The Return of Mystery Science Theater 3000
More or less.
Several brand-new old movies receive the MST3 treatment, and these will be released direct to dvd. Further information may be found here.
Another moon from Saturn
This latest satellite brings the total to sixty for the solar system’s second-largest planet.
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