Sci Fi Around the Web
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Minimizing Death & Fallout: 1947′s Idea to Keep Us Safe
Posted 2 years ago
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Mother’s Day Special: The Effed-Up Best-Of Mother and Child List
Posted 2 years ago
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Inception: Most Anticipated SciFi of the Summer
Posted 2 years ago
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Unknown Industrial Future: Jewish Cosmonaut Art
Posted 2 years ago
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Check Out the UK’s Life in 2050 Art Exhibition!
Posted 2 years ago
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Horny Baby SciFi: Splice Trailer
Posted 2 years ago
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China Mieville Wins Third Arthur C Clarke Award, First Author Ever To Do So
Posted 2 years ago
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Robot Speech Hits New Frightening Reality
Posted 2 years ago
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Fringe Musical Prep: Watch the Black & White Trailer Here!
Posted 2 years ago
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LOST Rerun Explained, Takes Official Place as Only Thing Ever Explained About LOST
Posted 2 years ago
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Stephen Hawking Fears Aliens, You Should Too
Posted 2 years ago
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Totally Spoilerish Rundown of Spielberg’s Alien Invasion Show for TNT
Posted 2 years ago
The Middleman Series: It’s Sheer Elegance in its Simplicity
Posted 1 year, 11 months ago
The Kill-Joy Catalog is a new SciFi series in which we review shows canceled far too soon. First up is The Middleman, which ran on ABC Family back in 2008.
Twentysomething Wendy Watson is an artist working the inevitable temp job when an alien encounter leads her to The Middleman. Impressed…
Farscape Rerun: Recapping a Really Bad Episode So You Don’t Have To
Posted 2 years ago
S1E5: “Back and Back and Back to the Future”
Friends don’t let friends date assholes. That’s the moral of the story in the first really, really bad episode of the series.
“Visioneers” Review: Exploding Heads & Sadsack Galifianakis
Posted 2 years ago
Meet George. He works in an office, has a wife and kid and a big house. He has all the accoutrements of happiness, but the equation doesn’t add up. In this Little-Seen Indie, we find the near future uncannily similar to present day, except people are literally exploding from the stress imposed…
