Spice Frontier is for the Intergalactic Foodies

“In space, no one can hear you season your food.” Yep! That was my corny intro! Now let’s get right down to this work of art! Spice Frontier is the creation of Steamroller Studios. Set in space, the story follows two voyagers, one human, the other, a robot. They’re on a mission to find the

Amanda Seyfried makes a pretty convincing Linda Lovelace in new trailer for Lovelace

The world can never have too many movies set in the seventies. I have to believe that there’s a cross section of this world that eats flicks like this up. Zodiac,Boogie Nights,Blow,Crooklyn,Casino, you name it, I love movies set in the seventies,cause if you think about it, they’re all usually pretty good. It’s like what

Documentary BLACKFISH gives a chilling account of Orca’s in captivity

As a vegan and a devout animal rights activist, it is my duty to show this ultra-revealing trailer for the documentary Blackfish. This expose of sorts, follows the life of Tilikum, a killer whale at Sea World in Orlando, that’s responsible for the deaths of three of it’s trainers. The film has that same level

MITNG reviews Primates: The Fearless Science of Jane Goodall, Diane Fossey and Birute Galdikas

My memories of these three women are few and far between for me, the reason being, I was kinda young during their hay-days. That being said, the memories I do have are mostly of Jane Goodall and watching her on reruns of National Geographic (not to be confused with Nat-Geo and their God awful programming),

Trailer for The History of Future Folk blends science fiction with hipster comedy

Someone was going to have to do it and they have. Like a mash up of MST3000 and Flight of the Conchords, comes The History of Future Folk, a cute tale of two ambassadors from the planet Hondo who on a recent trip to Earth stumble upon our music and from that point on dedicate

Lost ending to cult 1974 science fiction film Phase IV has been found

The film that led the way for movies like Beyond The Black Rainbow, has just been given new life with the recent discovery of a new ending. Phase IV starring Nigel Davenport, Michael Murphy and Lynn Frederick and directed by Saul Bass was a monumental feat in film making for the time. Phase IV used

Neil Blomkamp’s awesome “Elysium” poster arrives.

There wasn’t anything cheesy about District 9, contrary to popular belief, in fact it was some of the best science fiction I had ever seen. This is why Neil Blomkamp has earned my undying respect. Director Neil Blomkamp is another one of those GCI artist turned Director, whose eye for action and story has carried

There are no heroes in Jonathan Hickman’s The Manhattan Projects

The New Year is on its way, and with it the tenth issue of Image‘s The Manhattan Projects. Written by Jonathan Hickman—known for his other awesome series, The Nightly News—and the up-and-coming Nick Pitarra, this series is a conspiracy theorist’s delight. Check it out: What if the research and development department created to produce the first

‘Don’t Starve’ this holiday season…seriously, don’t

From the makers of the well-received brawlers Shank and Shank 2 comes a game of survival that is both eerie and kind of charming. The initial premise of Klei Entertainment’s Don’t Starve is that you, a Gentlemen Scientist named Wilson, have been trapped by a demon in some unknown wilderness. From the get-go, you quickly