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Retro review–The Man Who Japed, Philip K. Dick’s third novel
Review by C.J. Bunce Allen Purcell, the protagonist in Philip K. Dick’s 1956 novel The Man Who Japed, unexpectedly reminded me of a character from a classic Hollywood film from 1955, Ensign Pulver,...
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On video–Tim Burton revisits Dark Shadows
Review by Elizabeth C. Bunce Seldom does a preview really do a bad movie justice. Remember those unappealing trailers for last summer’s campy remake of the classic ‘70s cult soap opera, Dark Shadows?...
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A fantasy warrior reveals her strengths in the new Peter Brett novella, Barren
Review by C.J. Bunce It’s a fantasy novella that reads like a classic Louis L’Amour Western, full of legend and lore, a book for readers that enjoy every word by an author who really knows how to pen...
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Now streaming–The eerie We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Review by C.J. Bunce Your next creepy movie for fall is waiting for you now on Netflix. It’s director Stacie Passon′s 2018 adaptation of award-winning author Shirley Jackson′s 1962 mystery thriller,...
View ArticleAmerican Christmas Stories–New book collects 132 years of Christmas stories
Review by C.J. Bunce If you’re not familiar with her novels, you should be. Connie Willis is probably the best living science fiction author, winner of all the science fiction writing awards, penning...
View ArticleThe Wicker Man–Book celebrates the oddity, obscurity, and legacy of the cult...
Review by C.J. Bunce For the world outside of England, when you hear the words The Wicker Man you might recall an obscure 1973 B movie on late night TV you fell asleep to once, or you vaguely recall...
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