All posts tagged "science fiction"
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819Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The X-Files: Cold Cases, by Joe Harris, Chris Carter and Dirk Maggs
When the FBI's X-Files are breached, lead investigators Mulder and Scully are brought out of hiding to look into some cold cases that were never solved.
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797EntertainmentFILM REVIEW: The Terminator is Back!
One of the best action/science fiction movies, ever made, is back on our screens for one week only.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures Vol 3, by Big Finish
Two original full-cast audio plays set in Jon Pertwee’s era of Doctor Who, as The Doctor and his companion, Jo Grant, face old enemies and new.
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680Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Road to Alexander (Time for Alexander, Book 1), by Jennifer Macaire
A jounalist wins a trip back in time to interview Alexander the Great but when he mistakes her for Persephone, he prevents her from returning to her own time.
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693Books & LiteratureBook Review: Earth’s Guardians 1: A Life Redrawn, by JL Higgs
When an illustrator's drawings come to life at the same time as their friend disappears, Hannah and Taylor know they have to investigate what is happening.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureAudiobook Review: HG Wells’ The Island Of Dr Moreau, by Big Finish
A shipwrecked man finds himself on a strange island where a mysterious doctor and his assistant have been creating a race of man-animal hybrids.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureAudiobook Review: HG Wells’ The Shape of Things to Come, by Big Finish
A modern-day diplomat is taken through history in the hope of helping him make crucial decisions that will correct mistakes in an earlier intervention.
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736Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: U.N.I.T. Assembled, by Big Finish
The current U.N.I.T. team unite with the former members to try and broker a peace deal with the Silurians, even enlisting the Sea Devils to try and help.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Year of The Orphan, by Daniel Findlay
A gutsy, post-apocalypic tale of a girl chased across the desert by a mythical, feared being called The Reckoner as she pushes towards the safety of home.
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538Film & TVFilm Review: Alien: Covenant
The colony ship Covenant is on route to a habitable planet when they discover a planet looking like nirvana, not realising it's where the Prometheus crew died.
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544Film & TVFilm Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Between saving the Galaxy and squabbling with his team, Star Lord learns that his parentage may be more star-lordish that he realised when he meets his father.
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659Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Dan Dare Volume 2, by B7 Media and Big Finish
Three more modern adventures with 1950s space-faring adventurer Dan Dare and his trusty crew as they save the Earth and the Galaxy from the evil Mekon.
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686Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: HG Wells’ The First Men in the Moon, by Big Finish
Based on HG Wells story published in 1901, a chance meeting between a scientist and businessman leads to the creation of ‘cavorite’ which can defy gravity.
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971Film & TVDVD Review: Android (AKA Uncanny)
A revolutionary roboticist creates a lifelike android but when a female reporter is given exclusive access, the robot starts exhibiting jealousy and anger.
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758Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: HG Wells’ The Invisible Man, by Big Finish
HG Wells' infamous tale of an invisible man who is driven to madness comes to life in a full cast production starring the late, great John Hurt.
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742Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Secret History of Twin Peaks, by Mark Frost
Newspaper clippings, personalised documentation, type written accounts and symbolic photography tell the history of America's most notorious fictional town.
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842Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Avengers: The Lost Episodes Vol 7, by Big Finish
From the lost first season episodes of the 1960s television series, British spies, Dr David Keel and John Steed, face a series of deadly adventures and foes.
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634Film & TVFilm Review: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
The daughter of the Death Star's creator is recruited by the Rebel Alliance to help in its fight against the evil Galactic Empire by stealing the weapon's plans.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Dan Dare Volume 1, by B7 Media and Big Finish
Based on the Eagle Comic from the 1950s, Captain Dan Dare & his crew travel the galaxy fighting evil megalomaniac, The Mekon, and other deadly foes.
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1.4KBooks & LiteratureGraphic Novel Review: Battlestar Galactica: Six, by JT Krul
The history of the Cylons is told through Number Six, a human-like robot that has infiltrated the surviving human colony after the devastating war between them.
