Written by Kevyn Knox - Forces of Geek

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Va Va Va Voom – The Hotter Side of Sci-Fi

Sure, when it comes to the genre of science fiction, there are not many things more important than a futuristic look or an outer...

Stefan BlitzAugust 21, 2013

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I Robot, You Robot, We Are Scream for Robots

Let’s face it, whenever we are watching a sci-fi movie or TV show, or reading a sci-fi comicbook, there is one thing that gets...

Stefan BlitzAugust 8, 2013

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All Things Godzilla

The year was 1954, and we were smack dab in the middle of what anyone with even half a brain when discussing such matters,...

Stefan BlitzJuly 25, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1954: The Year of the Big Bugs, the Black Lagoon, and a Big-Ass Lizard Called Godzilla

1954, science fictionly speaking, started out with a creature that would become one of the most iconic monsters of all-time. March would bring the...

Stefan BlitzJune 6, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1953: Invaders From Mars, War of the Worlds & One of the Worst Movies Ever Made

While the first few years of the 1950’s were slowly leading up to making it the decade of sci-fi (and not just in movies,...

Stefan BlitzMay 23, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1952: The Year of the Slave Girl and The Man of Steel on TV

As any teenage nerd will tell you (and I still remember being one myself, oh so long ago), being into sci-fi (or for that...

Stefan BlitzMay 9, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1951: The Year Worlds Collided and the Earth Stood Still

A year after the decade that would become known as the heyday of sci-fi cinema, started out with a rocketing bang, moviehouses across the...

Stefan BlitzApril 25, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1950: The Heyday of A Genre, and a Rocketship (or two) to the Moon

The 1950’s brought such a boom to the genre of science fiction, that the decade can not be contained in a single segment. That...

Stefan BlitzApril 11, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
Universal Horror, Space-Age Heroes, and a Giant Ape Falls in Love

When asked what the dividing line between horror and sci-fi is, a friend once told me that if the monster is chased by torch-wielding...

Stefan BlitzMarch 28, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
Fritz Lang, Metropolis and German Expressionism

The science fiction genre began in 1902 with the release of the French film, A Trip to the Moon. It grew over the next...

Stefan BlitzMarch 14, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
From Mad Scientists to Modern Day Dinosaurs

With the birth of cinema, came also, the birth of Science Fiction movies. As I discussed in the opening chapter of this series, Parisian...

Stefan BlitzMarch 1, 2013

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History of Science Fiction Cinema:
The Magic of Méliès and the Birth of a Genre

A little over a year ago, while I was leaving a screening of Martin Scorsese’s Hugo, a fantasy film highlighted by, among other things, the...

Stefan BlitzFebruary 14, 2013

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Va Va Va Voom – The Hotter Side of Sci-Fi

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I Robot, You Robot, We Are Scream for Robots

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All Things Godzilla

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: 1954: The Year of the Big Bugs, the Black Lagoon, and a Big-Ass Lizard Called Godzilla

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: 1953: Invaders From Mars, War of the Worlds & One of the Worst Movies Ever Made

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: 1952: The Year of the Slave Girl and The Man of Steel on TV

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: 1951: The Year Worlds Collided and the Earth Stood Still

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: 1950: The Heyday of A Genre, and a Rocketship (or two) to the Moon

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: Universal Horror, Space-Age Heroes, and a Giant Ape Falls in Love

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: Fritz Lang, Metropolis and German Expressionism

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: From Mad Scientists to Modern Day Dinosaurs

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History of Science Fiction Cinema: The Magic of Méliès and the Birth of a Genre

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1954: The Year of the Big Bugs, the Black Lagoon, and a Big-Ass Lizard Called Godzilla

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1953: Invaders From Mars, War of the Worlds & One of the Worst Movies Ever Made

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1952: The Year of the Slave Girl and The Man of Steel on TV

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1951: The Year Worlds Collided and the Earth Stood Still

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
1950: The Heyday of A Genre, and a Rocketship (or two) to the Moon

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
Universal Horror, Space-Age Heroes, and a Giant Ape Falls in Love

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
Fritz Lang, Metropolis and German Expressionism

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
From Mad Scientists to Modern Day Dinosaurs

History of Science Fiction Cinema:
The Magic of Méliès and the Birth of a Genre