One of humanity’s biggest unanswered questions is, “What happens after we die?” Do we go to a heaven-like paradise or are we doomed to stay in the ground for eternity? Out of all of the unnecessary se…
Interview: Casey Griffin and Nina Nesseth on ‘The Science of Orphan Black: The Official Companion’
Almost a month has passed since Orphan Black signed off for the last time with its series finale. Since then, there’s been a serious lack of clone drama and Cosima science quips filling our live…
Children of Men: 10 Year Anniversary
Children of Men is the dystopic study of societal collapse, revolts, terrorism, class structure and urban decay with its only through-line being the chaos stringing them together. However, the emergen…
Why Star Wars Needs To Be Political
There are very few things in my childhood that I remember as vividly as watching the opening to A New Hope. The scene is a near perfect example of how to world build by simply allowing that world to e…
Movie Review: Independence Day: Resurgence
Since Independence Day became a massive commercial hit Roland Emmerich seems to have consistently invented new ways to fetishize the end of the world. Indeed he does a good enough job capturing an apo…
TV Review: The Expanse 1×03 “Remember the Cant”
The second episode of Syfy’s new series, The Expanse, picks up right where the last episode left off, suggesting we’re going to be thrust right into the action. And since action was kind o…
TV Review: The Expanse 1×02 “The Big Empty”
The second episode of Syfy’s new series, The Expanse, picks up right where the last episode left off, suggesting we’re going to be thrust right into the action. And since action was kind o…