Noriko and the Godzilla-Sized Scifi Blunder

Folks, let’s just take a moment to appreciate the absurdity of the latest Godzilla flick. I mean, we have a character surviving a direct hit from Godzilla’s atomic breath (because who needs consistency or logic in a kaiju movie?) and…

Spock’s Star Trek Homeworld: Not Logical

So, while Vulcan may not exist, the search for new worlds continues. and so much more

Love Story of Romance Writers of America Ends in Bankruptcy

Source 1. Source 2.

Oh my, this is a big surprise. I never thought the RWA would file for bankruptcy. I guess all the internal squabbling finally caught up with them. I hope they can come out of this and get back to doing what they do best.

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Oh, George R.R. Martin, You Scifi Tease

Well folks, it looks like we’re in for another wild ride with George R.R. Martin. But this time, instead of killing off all our favorite characters in a medieval fantasy world, he’s taking us to…a sci-fi one? *eye roll* Because…

Chris Hemsworth Can’t Save Franchise Crossover Disaster

Because what the world really needed was another blockbuster franchise for Chris Hemsworth to grace us with his presence.

Toxic Fans Make Star Wars a Wretched Hive of Scum and Villainy

Leslye Headland’s upcoming “The Acolyte” series is already causing a stir, and it hasn’t even premiered yet. Because apparently, having a show about the dark side of the Force is just too much for some people to handle.

George Lucas: 4K Restorations are the Dark Side

Time for George “I can’t keep my hands off my own work” Lucas to make headlines once more with his latest defense of his infamous tinkering with the original Star Wars trilogy.

Celebrating Star Trek Discovery Now That It’s Over

While the show may not have been perfect, its impact on the Star Trek canon and pop culture as a whole is undeniable

James Blunt Points Finger at ‘Star Wars’ for Carrie Fisher’s Relapse

Blunt also spoke about his own struggles with fame and the pressure to maintain a certain image, saying “It’s a very lonely place to be, and I think she found it very lonely.”

Another Alien movie? Based on the other Alien movies? Shocking. 

The article also explores the themes and subtexts of the series, including female representation and the fear of the unknown. It concludes by emphasizing the lasting impact of the Alien series on popular culture and its continued influence on modern sci-fi movies. and so much more