I have attempted to write this article several times… It’s one of these articles which can come out in a manner of ways. The first is the obvious movie review, the other an editorial expressing my dismay of the film and giving a generous amount of grief about why I think so much...

Outside of conventions, I rarely get the opportunity to interview anyone.  I was very pleased, that Mark R. Largent (Stalled Trek and the upcoming the Wobbling Dead) could take a few moments out of his day to answer some questions I had for him via email.    Much thanks...

After two days at a con, I’m exhausted! I had every intention of getting this out as soon as I got home from Sci-Fi Expo, but I found myself completely wiped out after all the excitement that I was too out of it to put together coherent thoughts! Day 2 had me heading directly to the...

Day 1 of the Sci-Fi Expo at the Irving Convention Center has passed us, and what a day it was! Unlike the other cons that we’ve attended in the past year, we didn’t get much recorded, but that’s not to say I wasn’t mentally taking notes of everything going on. One of...

On this date 46 years ago, Star Trek premiered to American audiences, the first primetime science fiction series for adult audiences filmed in color.  Over the years, the story of how the series was created has become part of what actor Robert Wuhl once termed “The...

The world of classic science fiction lost another one.  William Windom, actor of film, stage, and screen, and World War II veteran paratrooper, passed away on August 16th of congestive heart failure.  He was 88 years old.  Windom’s first motion picture...

As many of you know, we had a recent poll on the website to determine what everybody’s favorite classic TV series in sci-fi. Some of the results that we received were very interesting. There were several shows that I was sure would be somewhat popular and others I was sure would not be...

Star Trek first appeared on our television screens back in 1966.  Artist/Designer Jaun Ortiz used the “Swinging Sixties” as his inspiration when creating these amazing retro posters for 4 of the original series episodes. And my personal favorite… You can order a...

That’s right Noel Clarke, Doctor Who’s Mickey(Ricky) Smith has been cast in J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek 2. The details of Clarke’s role have not been revealed, all that is know currently is that he will play family man with a wife and young daugter. Clarke is well known in...

Hilarious Carol Burnett Star Trek Parody.  You gotta love the classics. Follow Us on Twitter @SciFiFX Like us on Facebook:...

What this infographic tells me, is that the older franchises have fans that are older and are tired after working all day and don’t post on the internet constantly (present company excluded (except for the old and tired part)).  It also tells me that Doctor Who Fans are keeping...

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Alright time for another IDW Preview! Star Trek/Legion of Superheroes #2. Star Trek/Legion of Superheroes #2 (of 6) Chris Roberson (w) • Jeffrey Moy & Philip Moy (a) • Phil Jimenez, Steve Lightle (c) The epic IDW/DC Comics crossover continues Captain Kirk and...

David Foster, a writer, producer, and the head of production company 1947 Entertainment, is planning a new series designed to take Star Trek back to its roots.  Foster says that the new show will include all the traditional Trek tropes – Klingons, Vulcans, and Ferengi...