Sci-fi! Galactic adventures! Ray guns! Three tits! All characteristics of the some of the most heralded science fiction movies of all time. Milo. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Whilst Alien, Star Wars and many others have taken awards for other categories, I thought I'd pick this, one of the best blockbusters ever, as my favourite…Read more SAT500: Best Sci-Fi Movie of All Time
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*REBLOG* The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) – Stuff And That Guest Post
Oioi, I’ve recently contributed a little Rocky Horror post to the excellent Otherworlds of Film.
On a separate note (and he hasn’t asked me to write this), this is honestly one of the most engaging and entertaining blogs out there, so if enjoy anything movie-related, I’d highly HIGHLY recommend a follow, got it?
Hey hey! Milo here from Stuff And That comin’ in for a Vault post (how exciting). Thanks again to chaboi Elliot for letting me in (it sure was cold out there), and don’t delay checkin’ out Stuff And That, if I haven’t completely disgusted you that is…
I’mma gonna be lookin’ at The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a 1975 comedy-musical film directed by Jim Sharman, written by Sharman and Richard O’ Brien, and starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and O’Brien himself.
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Top Ten Sci-Fi Films – Reuben
Yo, this be Reuben. I felt like writing something, but I didn't want to write about music again, so here, have a crappy movie post. Looking back, I've only actually written two film-related top tens for this website, and that just ain't enough. So, to bump that number up to three for y'all, I thought…Read more Top Ten Sci-Fi Films – Reuben
The Ballad of Halo Jones: Vol. 3 (1986) – Elliot’s Review
The third and final book in the Halo Jones ballad is also the longest, both in the actual length of the story as well as the length of time that passes in Halo's life within the tale - the first book was just one day, the second took place over one year, this one covers…Read more The Ballad of Halo Jones: Vol. 3 (1986) – Elliot’s Review
The Ballad of Halo Jones: Vol. 2 (1986) – Elliot’s Review
So, after being introduced to Halo Jones and her futuristic world in book one, we move into deep space for book two as we join Halo on a long-haul cruise-ship floating across the void, and this one turns out a little more exciting than the type of cruise advertised in the National Trust magazine. We…Read more The Ballad of Halo Jones: Vol. 2 (1986) – Elliot’s Review
Arrival (2016) Review
Very, Very Slow and Boring - Might Be the Best Film of the Year. Yo, this be Reuben. 2016 hasn't been an incredible year for films, per say, as we've been graced with a selection of crappy films in Batman v Superman (although not as crappy), Zoolander 2 and Independence Day Resurgence, and that selection…Read more Arrival (2016) Review
Ex Machina (2015) Review
I missed this one in the cinema last year, and I'm glad I managed to watch it last night, because, well, I'll tell you as I write. Actually, no. I'll say it now. It's amazing. Ex Machina's small main cast showcases three superb performances, as none out of Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Greeson or Alicia Vikander's work…Read more Ex Machina (2015) Review
Akira (1988) – Review
KANEEEEDAAAAAAAAAAAAA! TETSUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Milo here. I love Akira. Love it, love it, love it. Plus, I'm not really an anime person. Sure, I appreciate it and enjoy a good few of them. But no Dragonballs or Pokemons for me please, thank you very much. That said, I love Akira as a film, not an anime and…Read more Akira (1988) – Review
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