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Science Fiction Cinema for 2023 Science Fiction to Look For: January 2023 Novedades de Enero 2 In Memoriam Those We Have Lost in 2022 Genre Penetration of Streaming Services, Courtesy of JustWatch – January 30th, 2023
Film/Televison April 4, 2014

To Show Or Not To Show? Horror and the ‘Power Of Suggestion’

HOW much horror should you depict and how much should you leave to the imagination? It is a dilemma that has confronted anyone who has ever attempted to scare people in the name of entertainment. […]

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Film/Televison March 1, 2014

Spanning Generations: SF That Can Excite Everyone

Darren Slade posits that one of the best features of science fiction is it’s potential to appeal and engage audiences, regardless of their age.

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Film/Televison January 30, 2014

The Curse Of the Karnsteins: Hammer’s Other Vampire Franchise

Hammer Films had been the leading horror producer for 13 years, but by the dawn of the 70s, the studio sometimes gave the impression that it was flailing around like a vampire in a shaft of sunlight.

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Uncategorized January 9, 2014

UNHAPPY ENDINGS: DO HORROR MOVIES HAVE TO BE SO HOPELESS?

Do horror movies have to end hopelessly? And if they do – what’s wrong with that?

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Film/Televison December 11, 2013

Is There Such A Thing As Too Much Star Wars?

Darren Slade explores the dangers inherent in an ever-expanding Star Wars universe and asks if George Lucas will ever get to make his art films?

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Film/Televison November 12, 2013

Hot Enough For You? Science fiction, the Weather And Anarchy In the UK.

In the UK, hot weather is so remarkable that we have even been known to make science fiction films about it.

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Fandom September 14, 2013

“Will people be in costume?” How mainstream media sees SF fans.

Maybe it’s time for fans to relax about how the mainstream media sees us. We do sort of rule the world.

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