It looks fantastic. It’s a movie from Andy Weir, the writer of The Martian, and directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
I was a bit worried about this, because the Arnold Schwarzenegger version is so iconic, but have no fear, because it looks like director Edgar Wright nailed the mood and atmosphere.
Predator: Badlands, Black Phone 2, Alien: Earth, and Megan 2.0 teasers/trailers, all collected in one place, here at Life After Gateway.
SF Canada, the Speculative Fiction writers’ association of which I am a proud member, posted news about A Blanket of Steel at the end of May.
Earlier this year, I ranked my top three Star Trek: TOS episodes. Now, here is my ranking of the original cast’s movies.
I recently posted an article about Rocky IV being forty years old. That struck me as odd, because I don’t feel that old. I was only 15 years old the year it came out.
My Agatha-Christie-inspired murder mystery TechnoThriller, The Furnace, was my first novel. It received the 2015 CYGNUS Award for Sci-Fi Thriller and the 2015 CLUE Award for Blended Mystery. It follows the classic murder mystery formula, but uses science as the method of murder and features a future where humans are suffering under military dictatorship. Now, years after release, there is a new review I thought I’d share:
If you know anything about me, you know that I grew up in the 1970s, and the television and movies of the time heavily influenced my creative path.
