The Hugo Awards were held today in Melbourne, Australia, at the 68th World Science Fiction Convention, AussieCon 4.
Click to see the results.
It came to be a surprise on my part that this film hadn’t been reviewed on the site before now. Well, it’s time to rectify this little error. Read the rest of this entry »
If you have any chemistry or science teachers on your Christmas list, your shopping is done.
We’re continuing with the other half of the Tsubasa equation this week with xxxHolic volume 3. Read the rest of this entry »
The Last Exorcism crept into the top box-office position during its opening weekend. It won’t have the same cultural impact as the first one (or any of the other films it cribs), but does it hold up as a horror film in its own right?
The story begins with a skeptic masquerading as an exorcist.
Several weeks ago, we reviewed Mon Bella and the Curse of 1809, an independent Canadian film and an atypical ghost story. At the time, there was no distribution opportunity. It has since been chosen for the Kansas International Film Festival, running from October 1-7, 2010, in Overland Park, Kansas. The film airs Monday, October 4, at 5:10PM, according to this schedule.
We conclude the 2010 summer school session with lesson nine, dealing with spin. You will also find more content after the break.