Blade Runner: The Original Version is Still the Best
November 2019 is finally here. I haven’t yet decided to pursue a new life in the off-world colonies, and my flying car is having…
Author: A.H. Lloyd
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Scary Story: ‘Terror at the Riverside’ by A.H. Lloyd
Consider this story a work of fiction. Our tale takes place almost three decades ago. In those days our modern surveillance state was still…
Star Wars’ Mark Hamill and the End of Fandom
There is a story – perhaps apocryphal – that many years ago basketball legend Michael Jordan was asked why he didn’t speak out…
Again With the Battlestar Galactica Thing…
Having survived a near-death experience, what a thrill it was to find that I have been spared just in time to see the latest…
White Sets, Bellbottoms, Sedated Actors: Welcome to Space:1999
The anniversary of the moon landing reminded me of an almost completely forgotten show that once hit the airwaves just as the Apollo…
Cleansing Geek Culture: “No One Expects the ‘Reboot’ Inquisition!”
In my lifetime, I’ve watched the mainstream of American society shift from “Hey, it’s a free country,” to “You can’t say that!” I remain a…
Yes, Battlestar Galactica (2004) was the First Punitive Remake
The response to my article on the Social Justice Warrior origins of the Battlestar Galactica reboot was immense and awesome, and whether you agreed…
Battlestar Galactica’s Reboot was the forerunner of SJW Hollywood
It’s funny to look back at things that seemed just pointless and stupid and then realize that while they were stupid, they actually had…
When Did ‘Rollerball’ (1975) Become a How-To Guide for Life?
This business of interlocking tech companies deciding to simultaneously ban content on all platforms simply because they don’t like it reminds me of yet another…
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Reminds Us that SJWs are Worse than Commies
After my wife finished watching Game of Thrones, she asked that I keep the HBO subscription going so that she could watch Chernobyl, a docu-drama…