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TalkCast 152 – Yael Goldstein Love

September 22nd, 2012 | Posted in Podcast

Ben Folds Fives meets The Fraggles. 5 reasons Revolution didn’t work. Walking Dead webisodes begin Oct. 1. Robert Picardo sing on the new Voltaire CD. Stephen King announces The Shining sequel. George RR Martin will write Dr. Strange on one condition. 5 Doctors help raise money for a former Companion. FaceBook Poll: What is the […]

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TalkCast 151 – LL Soares

September 15th, 2012 | Posted in Podcast

Revolution. First Star Trek movie without a colon. Cameron’s Digital Domain files Bankruptcy. RIP Professor X for the third fourth time. Whedon’s “Much Ado” to be distributed by Lionsgate. A&E Occult Crimes Task Force. CW orders Monster High Pilot. When will the US see Misfits? Dinosaurs in Space. The Buffyverse gets a Male Slayer. Poll: […]

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“Beyond The Fog” by LL Soares

September 10th, 2012 | Posted in Fiction Friday

Due to technical difficulties, last week’s Fiction Friday has become this week’s Fiction Monday. Enjoy! L.L. Soares is a man with a mission: to bring reality to horror fiction. A prolific writer within the genre, his work has been published in many anthologies and websites for the past 12 years. He co-wrote In Sickness: Stories […]

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Fall Foliage By Curt McDermott

July 27th, 2012 | Posted in Fiction Friday

Going to cons is fun for a bunch of reasons. You get to reconnect with artists, writers, collectors and fans you may not have seen since last year; but often times you also find something or someone new.  I was introduced to Curt McDermott at Granite State Comic Con. He is one of the new […]

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Alphas – Super. But Human.

July 19th, 2012 | Posted in Daily Rants, TV

SyFy has a some amazing quality programming on their hands, and one of the shining stars thus far is Alphas. Season 1 followed the main characters’ journey from squabbling individuals to a working group of super humans staying hidden in plain sight. There are still flaws and mysteries for them to work out, but the […]

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Z*Con The Kickstarter Project Begins

June 13th, 2012 | Posted in Daily Rants, Movies, Websites

Writer, director, producer, artist, speaker, co-founder of Big Damn Films, and gentleman genius, Michael Dougherty (you remember him from Browncoats: Redemption) comes back into the world of film making and social activism. The whole idea of Big Damn Films has always been to give back to the community, to charities and make amazing films. Here’s […]

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Ray Bradbury – The Last Grand Master

June 7th, 2012 | Posted in Daily Rants, Literature

The great authors of science fiction are often grouped into categories and historical time frames. First came the Innovators:  Jules Verne, Edgar Allan Poe, and Edgar Rice Burroughs. The next group are affectionately called the Grand Masters of Modern Science Fiction, a group that consists of four  amazing and talented men: Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac […]

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Dark Shadows: What Did You Want It To Be?

May 31st, 2012 | Posted in Daily Rants, Movies

Two of our intrepid hosts went to see Dark Shadows, and (of course) had opposing views of the movie. We’re putting up both reviews and readers can decide for themselves who has the most convincing argument. Let me say this, Dark Shadows wasn’t a great movie, but it was good and in some spots very […]

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Watch City Festival 2012: Jean-Christophe Valtat

May 24th, 2012 | Posted in Events

In this far too brief interview, I spoke with Jean-Christophe Valtat, noted international science fiction author and teacher, world’s leading authority on Jules Verne, and keynote speaker at the 2012 The Watch City Festival. We talked about how Jules Verne’s works were the predecessors of Steampunk and Verne’s influence on modern science fiction. You can find […]

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Movies I Wish You Had Seen – Looker

May 15th, 2012 | Posted in Daily Rants, Movies

  Long before The Matrix, long before Avatar, a not-very-classic movie was made. It’s about a plastic surgeon  who touches up models searching for perfection, only to have them show up dead and yet somehow digitally imaged and still alive in the media. In 1981, the effects weren’t great, but being writing and direction by […]

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