Author: John J. Joex

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Star Wars: The Original Radio Drama (1981 Radio Series)

1981’s Star Wars: The Original Radio Drama provided an expanded adaptation of the first movie that proved…

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Blake’s 7 (1978 TV Series)

1978’s Blake’s 7 is quintessential cult sci fi TV.  It had plenty of flaws and a shoestring…

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After Worlds Collide and Other Unrealized Projects of George Pal

George Pal is well known by science fiction fans as the producer (and sometimes director) of such…

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The Abyss (1989 Movie)

1989’s The Abyss counts as an early triumph for James Cameron as it delivers a riveting, well-thought-out,…

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Lifepod (1993 TV Movie)

1993’s Lifepod flew under the radar but delivered a tense and engaging sci fi thriller with a…

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The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1979 Album by City Boy)

1979’s The Day the Earth Caught Fire by City Boy delivered plenty of rock excess, but also…

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Exosquad (1993 TV Series)

1993’s Exosquad brought an Anime-style series to the American market and delivered an epic saga populated with…

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Five Sci Fi TV Cartoons That Had a Lot Fewer Episodes in Their Original Runs Than You Realized

Many of us have fond memories of the days when Saturday mornings were dominated with cartoons and…

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The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984 Movie)

1984’s The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension moves at a fast pace and demands…

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The Occult Files of Doctor Spektor (1972 Comic Book by Don Glut)

1972’s The Occult Files of Doctor Spektor has been mostly forgotten, but it delivered a decent fantasy/supernatural…