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Titanic with Zombies
A young woman boards the Royal Mail Ship Titanic, bound for America, idly scratching her neck. She’s been bitten, but she doesn’t know what by. And there was a strange man with a syringe… As the Titanic steams ahead towards … Continue reading
The Turn of the Key
This….book. I was twenty minutes late returning from lunch because of it, I burned a pizza because of it, I didn’t even notice the thunderstorm was over and it was safe to go in the pool I was housesitting because … Continue reading
Plan 9 from Outer Space: Ed Woods attacks!
I love watching strange science fiction movies from the fifties and sixties, especially the B+ movies with outlandish costuming, strange set design, and bizarre characters. Ed Woods’ Plan 9 from Outer Space delivered all those in spades, along with genre … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged advanced review, arts-entertainment, horror, humor, science fiction
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Reads to Reels: The Island of Lost Souls
Tonight a friend of mine and I watched The Island of Lost Souls, a 1932 adaptation of H.G. Wells’ The Island of Dr. Moreau. The island references Wells in the credits, and largely follows its plot although a shift in … Continue reading
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Tagged arts-entertainment, horror, reads to reels, science fiction
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September 2023 in Review
September was a quieter month for leisure reading than the last have been, in part because of grad school — I’m constantly reading articles related to information science for class, both the assigned pieces and those I can find connected … Continue reading
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Tagged horror, Monthly Recap, Politics-CivicInterest, science fiction, thriller
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Goosebumps and Boxcar Children
I’m lumping these two together because as much as I liked them as a kid, I wasn’t able to get access to many copies while I was prepping for this project, so I’m limited to one or two books . … Continue reading
The Island of Doctor Moreau
“It was not in eating the apple that I sinned, but in overstepping the mark set for me. ” – Adam, Paradiso. Adrift at sea, a young biologist named Prendick – who had taken to natural history to relieve … Continue reading
Posted in Classics and Literary, Reviews
Tagged H.G. Wells, horror, science fiction, vintage SF
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