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Friday, 3rd July 2009 | Science Fiction and Fantasy Media
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 The Blood King, by Gail Z. Martin By Tamara Latchford 1 July 2009  0 Comments As a fan of the The Summoner, Book One in Gail Z. Martin's fantasy series The Chronicles of the Necromancer, I was keen to get underway with the second instalment, and when all is said and done I wasn't to be disappointed. Although not as action-packed as its predecessor, The Blood King is rich in detail and provides plenty of opportunity for the characters to develop. And the ending is absolutely brilliant! More >> |
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Sci Fi Channel resurrects Riverworld By Gerard Wood 29 June 2009
0 Comments In what could be seen as an act of atonement for its first attempt at adapting Philip José Farmer’s Riverworld novels for the small screen, the Sci Fi Channel has announced that it is... More >>
Indiana Jones V is happening: it's all about the money By John Howell 19 June 2009
2 Comments While the fourth Indiana Jones movie, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, was a farcical, special effects mess, with more holes in the plot than a sieve and panned by... More >>
Cruise and J. J. Abrams in Mission: Impossible IV By John Howell 19 June 2009
0 Comments Mission: Impossible III was pretty average I thought, but Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams have signed on to co-produce Mission: Impossible IV for Paramount. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that... More >>
In defence of Marcus Nispel, newly crowned director of Conan By Gerard Wood 16 June 2009
1 Comment Judging by the generally unenthusiastic reaction to last week’s announcement that Marcus Nispel (Pathfinder) has been invited by Nu Image/Millennium Films to direct their Conan reboot, I... More >>
New Futurama series: Fry, Leela and Bender back in the 31st century By John Howell 12 June 2009
1 Comment The science fiction comedy TV series Futurama has been so popular in reruns and DVD sales, especially recent direct to DVD movies, that 20th Century Fox has revived the show for 26 new half... More >>
Terminator: Salvation - why 66% of critics have got it wrong By Gerard Wood 6 June 2009
7 Comments Here in the wonderful Land of Oz we had to wait a week longer than our North American cousins for the premier of McG’s Terminator: Salvation and all’n’all it’s been a week of bad... More >>
Blade Runner web based series: TV series to follow? By John Howell 5 June 2009
1 Comment There’s been no word on the sequel we reported a couple of months back, but just when we thought there was nothing left to say about Blade Runner, director Ridley Scott announces a new... More >>
Winners of the Stonewiser: The Call of the Stone competition By Gerard Wood 3 June 2009
0 Comments Congratulations to the four winners of our Stonewiser: The Call of the Stone competition: Neville, Jake, Linda and Tamara. Each of you will soon receive your signed copy of Dora Machado's... More >>
Total Recall remake by ironically named Original Films studio By John Howell 3 June 2009
2 Comments Reinventing old films seems to be all the rage at the moment: we just reported that a prequel to Ridley Scott's science fiction horror, Alien, is on the way, Star Trek has been reborn and... More >>
Alien prequel now confirmed By John Howell 3 June 2009
2 Comments We told you recently about the possibility of a remake of Ridley's Scott's classic science fiction horror, Alien, by 20th Century Fox. Well it appears a new Alien movie is definitely on the... More >>
Alien remake By John Howell 29 May 2009
1 Comment A remake of Ridley Scott’s classic science fiction horror, Alien, is getting more and more likely with a rumour that Michael Costigan, Ridley Scott and Tony Scott are all on board to... More >>
Avatar pictures By John Howell 29 May 2009
0 Comments Speaking of James Cameron’s Avatar, Market Saw has posted two pictures of concept art from the movie which provide us with our first clear pointers to how the movie is likely to look... More >>
Avatar like working on moon landing Cameron reveals By John Howell 28 May 2009
0 Comments James Cameron, director of the upcoming sci-fi epic Avatar, recently emailed AICN, putting to rest rumours that he had already rejected 8 trailers for the new movie. At the same time, he... More >>
Bruce Willis’ Surrogates trailer blends robots and virtual reality By John Howell 24 May 2009
4 Comments You would think that robots and virtual reality had been done to death by Hollywood, but Bruce Willis’ latest sci-fi thriller, his first major science fiction film since The Fifth... More >>
What's happening with the new Dune movie? By John Howell 20 May 2009
10 Comments There's been little new information since we originally reported that a new Dune movie was being developed with Peter Berg directing, but io9 has picked up a few scraps from producer Kevin... More >>
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