Review of Dark Matter (Spoilers Below)

It’s too Dark Matter’s credit that despite being very predictable, it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. It’s obscenely fast paced, but it reads well, the characters are compelling, and there’s lots of twists and turns. Unfortunately, if you couldn’t see the entire plot of this novel mapped out by … Continue reading Review of Dark Matter (Spoilers Below)

Review of The Light Brigade by Kameron Hurley (spoilers below)

The Light Brigade reads like a decent space opera that’s desperate to be something more. I really wanted to like it, every reviewer I’ve seen compares it to Starship Troopers and the Forever War (the 2 titans of military scifi), but it’s just not in the same class. The main problem is that the actual … Continue reading Review of The Light Brigade by Kameron Hurley (spoilers below)

Review of Snowpiercer (Netflix) – Spoilers Below

Daveed Diggs and Jennifer Connelly in Snowpiercer | Credit to Netflix Snowpiercer is Netflix’s TV adaption of the 2013 film of the same name, and this show is just really good fun. There’s no better way to describe it. The central premise is that the Earth has been transformed into an uninhabitable frozen wasteland and … Continue reading Review of Snowpiercer (Netflix) – Spoilers Below

Reviewing the entire Star Trek Franchise one series at a time – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

The main cast of Deep Space Nine The triumphant orchestral sounds of Next Generation’s introduction are replaced by a slower, more thoughtful composition and Deep Space Nine makes it clear from the beginning that it’s a different sort of show to its predecessor. Set aboard Deep Space Nine, a space station overlooking the planet Bajor, … Continue reading Reviewing the entire Star Trek Franchise one series at a time – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Review of Humanoids from the Deep (spoilers below)

(photo: New world pictures) Netflix, for reasons known only to itself, recommended this film to me. I don’t really watch Horror films so presumably this recommendation was based on my love of… monster driven ecological disaster? Perhaps I’m overthinking this. Humanoids from the Deep follows a group of mutant sea monsters that attack a small … Continue reading Review of Humanoids from the Deep (spoilers below)

Reviewing the entire Star Trek Franchise one series at a time – Star Trek: The Next Generation

Between the Original Series, Animated Series, Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Enterprise, Discovery, Picard, and 13 films there is just over 550 hours (about 23 days) of Star Trek. Therefore, a nationwide lockdown seemed the perfect time to start making my way through it. Star Trek: The Next Generation is good science fiction, but … Continue reading Reviewing the entire Star Trek Franchise one series at a time – Star Trek: The Next Generation