Independent SciFi Writer-Producer Simon Horrocks Asking for Crowd Support

UPDATE: The campaign was successful. London viewers will be able to watch "Third Contact" at the BFI London IMAX theatre on September 2 at 6:30 PM. CLICK HERE to book your seat.

Simon Horrocks is a man with a dream: he wants to see his independent science fiction thriller, "Third Contact", shown at London's largest IMAX theatre. In fact, he wants to get the movie into general syndication and to do that he needs your help.

Yeah, "Iron Man 3" rocks, and We Loved It!

I could not help but notice that the theater was packed late Friday evening when I finally got to see "Iron Man 3" (this was the final showing). I had hoped the line would have thinned out by then, but who was I kidding?

Our friend SciFi Guy over at Communizine wrote a quick, positive review of "Iron Man 3". Of course, I could not help but share my own thoughts at SF-Fandom. I think "Iron Man 3" is an incredible movie, the best so far, and I hope they continue to make more of these films.

Legend of the Seeker Fans Still Going Strong

Just a quick word to let everyone know that February 3, 2013 is Bridget Regan's birthday and Seeker fans are planning a 24-hour Tweetathon to celebrate. You can learn more about the Tweetathon and how to participate if you have a Facebook account (I'm not sure if there are any forum posts at this time but I'll try to check later).

Communizine Shares Super Bowl Menu Ideas

While it has nothing to do with science fiction and fantasy, an article published on Communizine shares Super Bowl Menu Ideas for 2013. The neat thing about menu ideas for Super Bowl munchies is that they also make great munchies for cult film fests where you invite your friends over and watch some classic movies.
Speaking of which, Communizine has a lot of articles devoted to movies and related topics, including this article about Superman on film. It's a nice historical retrospective.

The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings

The Middle-earth site at Xenite.Org has published hundreds of question-and-answer articles about J.R.R. Tolkien's books and the world he imagined. It is only natural that many of them also address fan concerns about the movies (and role-playing games.