Blade Runner 2049 : Sequel Almost Perfectly Replicates the Original Feel
Los Angeles, 2049. Deep in the neon canyons, it’s still raining, still gritty, and people are still dealing with a...
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Get A Free Pass To A Screening Of ‘Midnight Special’
In our second ticket giveaway to a pre-release screening of a movie in our nerdy wheelhouse, we have the smaller,...
Key To ‘Lock In’ Is Scalzi’s Clean Storytelling
Tightly-written modern detective yarn or topical exploration of modern issues? John Scalzi's Lock In pulls off the impressive trick of...
New Anime Aldnoah Zero Is Anything But
Quite a few anime styles catch my interest, from horror, to comedy to ecchi (of course) to even romance if...
Con Report: Arisia 2013
This past weekend the Nerd Caliber team hit up Arisia 2013 to see what New England's most diverse Science Fiction...
ARISIA 2013 Cosplay Gallery
First Person Shooter made an appearance at Arisia, New England's largest science fiction convention this past weekend and took some wonderful photos...
Tokusatsu: Japanese Science-Fiction Art Exhibition
Q Pop Shop is proud to host a new group art exhibition entitled, “Tokusatsu: Japanese Science-Fiction.” Over 100 talented artists...
I-Con 31: The Photography of Kiera Vallone
I-Con 31 (2012) came and went at the end of March 2012 in Stony Brook, New York. For those that...
Arisia 2012: Review of one of New England’s Best Sci-Fi Conventions
In the short time I’ve been attending conventions (not even a year actually) it’s become clearer the type of crowd...
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: Prophet of Science Fiction
The Science Channel has selected Mary Shelley as their first author to be examined in Ridley Scott's Prophets of Science...