A few years ago, when the craze for superhero films was at its zenith and audiences hadn’t yet begun to feel the fatigue that now
Tag: science fiction
Star Trek: Boldly Moving Beyond
The Star Trek franchise was dangerously close to stagnation before J.J. Abrams took over the helm in 2009. The last couple of movies had received
Why I Read
I’m currently in that familiar predicament which occurs every week or so: I’ve finished reading a book and I’m about to choose which one to start
Review: All the Birds in the Sky, by Charlie Jane Anders
Few people can claim to be as influential in the science fiction community as Charlie Jane Anders. As the founding editor of one of the
Review: The Thing Itself, by Adam Roberts
Adam Roberts’s latest novel The Thing Itself begins with a reimagining of John Carpenter’s cult 1982 film The Thing, which was itself an adaptation of
A Manifesto for a New Wave of superhero films
If Batman v Superman has proved one thing, it’s that audiences want to love superhero films, but the studios just aren’t delivering quality products. The
Andrew R. Cameron 