Tag Archives: science fiction
Coming Attraction: Lockout (2012)!
From the producers of Taken…that’s all this Action Chick needs to know about the upcoming action film Lockout! However, for those of you who need more info than that, Lockout is about a guy named Snow (Guy Pearce), a “loose … Continue reading
Season Premiere of Terra Nova: Don’t Let the Dinosaurs Get You!
Fox premiered one of its new shows last night called Terra Nova. The show begins in the year 2149 where the planet’s resources are just about gone, the air is so polluted that everyone has to wear a mask, and … Continue reading
Interview: Danielle Nicolet (Syfy’s Red Faction: Origins, 3rd Rock from the Sun)
Tonight Syfy premieres the original motion picture Red Faction: Origins, a feature-length television series pilot based on the popular Red Faction video game franchise. The movie stars Brian J. Smith as Jake Mason and Robert Patrick as Alec Mason, the … Continue reading
TV Series Falling Skies (2011): Where’s Chicken Little When You Need Him?
Note: There are no spoilers. Get ready for television series that is not a reality show and doesn’t suck (so far as I’ve seen)! Falling Skies is an upcoming science fiction show that starts in the aftermath of an alien … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Expo Convention: Women’s Contributions to Science Fiction!
Official Pix held their annual Sci-Fi Expo last weekend in Dallas, Texas. This year’s convention focused on the women of sci-fi, with guests such as Morena Baccarin, Katee Sackoff, Nichelle Nichols, and Yvonne Craig to name just a few. The … Continue reading
Coming Attraction: Drive Angry (2011)
Nicolas Cage is being chased by the Devil’s right hand man! Again! No, it’s not a Ghost Rider sequel, it’s Drive Angry. Milton (Cage) busts out of Hell in order to save his baby granddaughter from a cult that has … Continue reading
Webseries: Universal Dead Starring Doug Jones, D. B. Sweeney, Gary Graham Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture – in 3-D!
Universal Dead turned out to be one of the highlights at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International, where Paramount Pictures announced that it would be the first webseries to become a full-length major motion picture. Writer/producer Kelly Parks told me … Continue reading