Film
- Are these really The 15 Most Disturbing Movies Ever Made? I suppose if you rule out the gore of slasher flicks, they might be. Personally, though, I didn’t find Hard Candy all that disturbing.
- Coed Magazine names The 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2010.
- Does Bruce Willis really deserve to be included on any list of the Top Ten Science Fiction Movie Actors? I’d give that one a big “Hell no,” by Mike Brotherton disagrees. He does, however, do a fantastic job choosing Ten of the Most Classic Science Fiction Movie Scenes.
- Good news: Liam Neeson may star in an The A-Team movie.
- The Live Action Jetsons Movie looks even worse than Speed Racer. Please stop!
- Manolith points out 15 Predictions About The Future That Failed Miserably.
- Topless Robot names The 9 Greatest Fan Films Ever Made.
Internet
- One of writers from The Sarah Connor Chronicles has a blog in which he complains, gripes and ruminates about the series’ cancellation.
- Total SciFi names The 25 Women Who Shook Sci-Fi, beginning with Ellen Ripley and Buffy Summers.
Literature
- Free Fiction: AlienSkin has posted its summer issue, which includes 34 pieces of flash fiction and 8 poems.
- Free Fiction: Read “The Bone Farmer” Neil Williamson and “Twelvepenny Weather” by Jon Hansen at Albedo One.
- Free Fiction: Read “Mirror, Mirror on the Wall” by David Roman and “The Rational Dragon” By Clarise Samuels at Blood Blade and Thruster Magazine.
- Free Fiction: Read “Shore Leave” by Jim Owens at DargonZine.
- Free Fiction: Read the latest Dying Earth story “Sylgarmo’s Proclamation” by Lucius Shepard at Subterranean Press.
- Interview: Agony Column Podcast interviews author and director Guillermo Del Toro.
Television
- According to io0, Futurama may be coming back to television!
- How are your minds today? Are they good? Not blown, you say? Try wrapping your minds around this, then. 30 ROCK is a rip-off of THE MUPPET SHOW!
- The first sketches of the ship Ronald D. Moore’s long-awaited Virtuality series is set on have surfaced. To me, they summon memories of The Starlost.
Writing
- Author David B. Coe discusses the relationship between The Writer and the Reader.
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