Author: John J. Joex

2001’s The Tick delivered the perfect superhero parody, but it did not have the support of its…

Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, which first came out in 1927, is considered a seminal science fiction film and…

Despite its low-budget, 2005’s The Call of Cthulhu offered a faithful adaptation of its source material and…

1975’s Trilogy of Terror frightened audiences when it was first released, and while it has not held…

The Mego Star Trek action figures from the mid-1970s are well-remembered by the people who grew up…

1967’s Speed Racer was one of the first Anime shows that grabbed the attention of many young…

The original Star Trek series aired for three seasons in the late ’60s before NBC’s cancellation, and…

1981’s Grendel Grendel Grendel combines philosophical musings with humor and colorful animation, offering a unique and introspective…

2011’s The Mercury Men delivers a fun, retro-sci fi web series that was made on a tiny…

Algernon Blackwood’s The Willows is an important early work in weird fiction and cosmic horror and went…