READING: SCIFI

The SciFi channel has deviated wildly from what it's core programming should be and has segued off into horror and wrestling.

"Lost" is out to sea, and "Heroes" is in syndication on SciFi. What are you going to do now that that all of your favorite shows are on vacation?

Cartoon Network, SciFi channel,

A dumb scifi story I wrote in high school... kind of a so bad it's funny kinda deal.

Bioshock is beautiful, there is no other way to put it. It works up emotions, which many games have strive to do. Bioshock though managed to capture it, and it is a game you won't want to put down.

All in all, the stories surrounding Sallie's ghost that you will find by doing a google search are more interesting than this movie

This article takes the widespread broadcasting of television shows about paranormal activity, and shows how we as a society are using the language of hauntings to solve emotional crises within families and other social units.

The new Indiana Jones movie is coming and fresh on the bookshelves are a series of ten Indiana Jones books, first issued in the late 90's. Here's a quick look of five of them.

Open Source Video Games have come a long way in the last few years. This series of articles looks at the current state of games in the Free or Open Source World.

A review of the long awaited "Battlestar Galactica: Razor" television movie event. Fortunately for us, it rocks-for the most part.

Derren Brown has clearly mastered the art as a "Genius of People and Entertainment!"

A basic introduction to paranormal investigation.

We've met in this room today because your television is from the 20th century, and it is time to say good-bye.

Article on the many places to find science fiction texts in free, legal electronic forms.

Illegally downloading television shows has irked studio heads and producers, but what is the truth about downloads, and how destructive are they? Originally found on the SyFy Portal Web site

Anime is the style of Japanese animation that first invaded the U.S in the early 60s; it is easily distinguished from Western animation by the characters inhumanly large, expressive eyes; detailed background; and lip-sync as bad as any kung-fu movie.