Speculation is the congenital twin of imagination. In the word of Andy McCann:
Speculative fiction is stimulation for the soul, whether reading it or writing it. Spec Fic can take you out of your daily routine and reawaken a sense of mystery and purpose and wider meaning in the world.
This series visits select works of speculative fiction in cinema – classic and contemporary, American and international, mainstream and indie – for assessment and analysis. If you are a fan of any/all of the three genres – science fiction, horror, and mystery/thriller – you will likely find this series of review essays about the movies falling in one or more of these genres.
Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome and appreciated.
Important Note: If you haven't seen a movie discussed here, it's best to watch it before reading the post. The analysis may reveal some elements (plot details) that would pass for spoilers.
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Series Description:
Speculation is the congenital twin of imagination. In the word of Andy McCann:
Speculative fiction is stimulation for the soul, whether reading it or writing it. Spec Fic can take you out of your daily routine and reawaken a sense of mystery and purpose and wider meaning in the world.
This series visits select works of speculative fiction in cinema – classic and contemporary, American and international, mainstream and indie – for assessment and analysis. If you are a fan of any/all of the three genres – science fiction, horror, and mystery/thriller – you will likely find this series of review essays about the movies falling in one or more of these genres.
Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome and appreciated.
Important Note: If you haven't seen a movie discussed here, it's best to watch it before reading the post. The analysis may reveal some elements (plot details) that would pass for spoilers.
Category/Genre(s): Essays/Columns, Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery/Thriller
Series Description:
Speculation is the congenital twin of imagination. In the word of Andy McCann:
Speculative fiction is stimulation for the soul, whether reading it or writing it. Spec Fic can take you out of your daily routine and reawaken a sense of mystery and purpose and wider meaning in the world.
This series visits select works of speculative fiction in cinema – classic and contemporary, American and international, mainstream and indie – for assessment and analysis. If you are a fan of any/all of the three genres – science fiction, horror, and mystery/thriller – you will likely find this series of review essays about the movies falling in one or more of these genres.
Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome and appreciated.
Important Note: If you haven't seen a movie discussed here, it's best to watch it before reading the post. The analysis may reveal some elements (plot details) that would pass for spoilers.
Category/Genre(s): Essays/Columns, Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery/Thriller