Bibliophile Stalker: Short Story Collections for the Aspiring Speculative Fiction Writer
No prison could ever hope to hold Riddick. He's like the Chuck Norris of outer space.
10 Great Prison Breaks from Science Fiction and Fantasy
I saw this movie as a kid and loved it back then. I don't remember much about it except the sky was super-cool (not only cool in color-effects; I think the radio-active sky made noise, too), the vehicles were awesome, and the cockroaches freaked me out. I seem to remember doing a lot of research on hissing cockroaches back then, just to make sure they weren't really man-eaters (cut me some slack, I would have been nine or ten at the time). I'm afraid to watch it again now, especially after the review below. Maybe I'll never watch it again and let it just remain a golden movie in my memories.
Review: Damnation Alley
21 must-have sci-fi Blu-rays and DVDs that'll make perfect holiday gifts
My personal recommendations (excellent collections of short stories): Stephen King's Skeleton Crew and Book of the Dead, edited by Skipp & Spector (these collections are so good I own two copies of each).
BLOGBUSTERS Best SF, Fantasy & Horror Short Stories
Guess what's going on MY Christmas list!
Velvet Painting: The Alien Queen
A Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Publishing Blog Hosted by Publishers Weekly
The Zombies that Ate the World: Book 1 Review:
“In Los Angeles in the year 2064, the dead have risen..."
Looking for something new to read?
SF Signal's list of free fiction
My two favs (aside from Close Encounters, of course) are Body Snatchers and Alien.
Top Ten Sci-Fi Movies of the 1970s
These are the movies whose scenes are burned into your mind forever: Donald Sutherland doing the point-and-roar, sculpting mashed potatoes into Devils tower, that baby alien taking its first breath on the dinner table . . . great stuff.
Have a great weekend!
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