Anime roundup 5/3/2018: Bad Life Choices
In this week’s viewing: Megalobox takes an ever tougher bet, Steins;Gate 0 revisits a less laudable part of its predecessor, and more!
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AMAZING THINGS: Ian’s Realm Film Production
Author, artist, screenwriter and now…producer? Check out Dianne L Gardner’s project to bring her Ian’s Realm Saga to the screen!
2018 SF/F ON TV—MY PERSONAL TAKE
This week Steve gives his personal opinion about TV SF/F. What does he watch and why? See if you watch the same things!
Anime roundup 4/26/2018: A Different Spin
In this week’s viewing: Remakes and sequels don’t necessarily mean the same old same old, and it’s time to make the final cut for what to follow the rest of the season!
Anime roundup 4/19/2018: The End of the Beginning
In this week’s viewing: The last batch of premieres for spring, and a couple of returning faces!
Anime roundup 4/12/2018: The Knockout Punch
In this week’s viewing: Megalo Box sets the standard as the spring premieres continue.
Anime roundup 4/5/2018: The Monster Mash
In this week’s viewing: It’s the end of the season, it’s the beginning of the season, it’s full of crazy spooky things either way!
MOVIE REVIEWS: TOMB RAIDER 2018 and I KILL GIANTS
Steve reviews a reboot/remake of Tomb Raider (really?), and a quick look at a semi-genre film called I Kill Giants. What the heck is semi-genre?
Anime roundup 3/29/2018: Right as Rain
In this week’s viewing: Hakumei and Mikochi learn what fishing is really about, Hakyu Hoshin Engi turns into character drama, and more!
Spring 2018 SF Anime Preview
Did the past season seem lackluster? Well, get ready to be snowed under by more sf options than ever!
Nicolás Kingman: un observador de lo fantástico
On March 19, the writer and journalist Nicolás Kingman Riofrío passed away at 99; he made contributions to Ecuadorian SF and Fantasy literarture.
A BIT OF ALICE, and SPOILERFUL REVIEW OF ANNIHILATION!
This week is movie week—a fantasy over a century old, and a brand new science fiction. Both are very good for their time, Steve thinks—see what you think!
Anime Roundup 3/22/2018: Is This the Real Life?
In this week’s viewing: Hakyu Hoshin Engi tackles advanced physics again, Beatless pretty much lays out what’s really going on, and more!
Lacrimus Fábula I – La Ira de Barserker
The Mexican writer, Laura Elena Cáceres, reviews Berzerker’s Anger by Monterrey Nuevo León
Anime roundup 3/15/2018: The Pathos of Things
In this week’s viewing: Beatless considers the humanity of tools, Hakumei and Mikochi does it better, and more!
Anime roundup 3/8/2018: Totally Cosmic
In this week’s viewing: Hakyu Hoshin Engi is a science-fantasy juggernaut, Kokkoku takes the really long view, and more!
Anime roundup 3/1/2018: Tripping Up
In this week’s viewing: Beatless is too weird for Amazon to handle, another show has gone mysteriously silent, and more!
Review: Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Star Wars Little Golden Book
Suitable for both young and old and promising everything we need to know, what more would a Star Wars fan need?
Anime roundup 2/22/2018: After a Fashion
In this week’s viewing: Hakumei and Mikochi and Kokkoku stop to change clothes, also some dramatic stuff happens, and more!
Anime roundup 2/15/2018: Amping Up
In this week’s viewing: Beatless adds another antagonist, Hakyu Hoshin Engi operates at ludicrous power levels, and more!
Anime roundup 2/8/2018: Now You’re Cooking
In this week’s viewing: Hakumei and Mikochi celebrates home crafts, Hakyu Hoshin Engi whips up an unusual recipe, and more!
Anime roundup 2/1/2018: Livin’ in the Fridge
In this week’s viewing: Hakyu Hoshin Engi pulls off a double fridging, Beatless menaces its heroine for cheap plot points, Kokkoku’s heroine is done being menaced, and luckily the other show aboslutely does not fit this theme.
MOVIE REVIEW: THE CREATURE FROM THE… SHAPE OF WATER
This week, Steve holds his breath and dives into movies about amphibious guys, which is a thing, now. Not Navy Seals, but Gill-Men (and Guillermo!). Put on your dive mask and check it out!
Anime Roundup 1/25/2018: Head of the Class
In this week’s viewing: Which shows look like they have what it takes to stay in the commentary lineup for the rest of the season?
Anime roundup 1/18/2018: Good Things Come In Small Packages
In this week’s viewing: Tiny creatures are the best as the season premieres continue.
Movie Review: Bright
Don’t be left in the dark. Will Smith and Joel Edgerton bring the Fantasy and Science Fiction worlds together for a few bright moments in the Netflix film Bright.
“Abandonado”: acento de la ciencia ficción en el medioambiente
In this review of Abandoned by Jorge Oswaldo Claudio Toscano, Ivan questions whether it achieves its purpose of raising awareness of environmental deterioration.
Anime roundup 1/11/2018: Interesting Times
In this week’s viewing: A slow start to premiere week, but big news for the simulcast landscape!
Anime roundup 1/4/2018: Best of 2017
In this week’s viewing: Hozuki wraps up (for now), and a look back at the best and most memorable shows of 2017.
Evil is a Matter of Perspective: An Anthology of Antagonists, ed. Adrian Collins and Mike Myers
Evil certainly is a matter of perspective. But, then again, so is goodness
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