Star Trek Lives! Josh Reviews Star Trek Continues: Still Treads the Shadow
In defiance of CBS/Paramount’s outrageously restrictive new fan film guidelines meant to crush the Star Trek fan films that have flourished over the past decade, Vic Mignogna and the talented team of Trek fans who make up Star Trek Continues have released their eighth episode, &
Star Trek: The Face of the Unknown
Set during the latter half of the original Enterprise’s five year mission, Christopher L. Bennett’s novel The Face of the Unknown is a sequel to the Original Series episode “The Corbomite Maneuver.” That episode introduced the diminutive Commander Balok and h
Star Trek: Prey Book 3: The Hall of Heroes
John Jackson Miller’s Klingon-focused trilogy of novels, titled Prey — part of Pocket Books’ celebration of the 50th anniversary of Star Trek — wraps up with book three: The Hall of Heroes. The menace of the Unsung, that cadre of discommendated Klingons, has
Star Trek: Prey Book 2: The Jackal’s Trick
I really loved Hell’s Heart, Book 1 in John Jackson Miller’s new Prey trilogy of Klingon-centric novels. Continuing Pocket Books’ expanding post-Nemesis Star Trek saga, Prey sees the Federation-Klingon alliance frayed to the breaking point. Discommendated Klingon
Star Trek: Prey Book 1: Hell’s Heart
I must confess that I didn’t start reading the first book in John Jackson Miller’s new trilogy of Star Trek novels, Prey, with great enthusiasm. Mr. Miller has written some wonderful Star Wars novels, and while I enjoyed his first Star Trek adventure, the short e-book Ab
Paramount/CBS Succeed in Squashing Star Trek Fans
When I first read the headlines last week that Paramount/CBS had settled their lawsuit with the Star Trek fan film project, Axanar, I rejoiced. But I quickly realized that, no matter how it’s being spun, the settlement was a big defeat for Axanar and all the makers of Star Tre
The Top Twenty Movies of 2016 — Part Three!
My list of my Top Twenty Movies of 2016 continues! Click here for numbers twenty through sixteen and click here for numbers fifteen through eleven. 10. Sing Street — Writer/director John Carney, who wrote and directed the marvelous film Once (which was then made into a Broad
News Around the Net
Coming out of the spectacular Rogue One, my excitement for all things Star Wars is riding high. Coming to fan the flames is this awesome new teaser for the remaining episodes of Season Three of Star Wars: Rebels: Obviously the huge bombshell is the first animated appearance of Alec
Star Trek Legacies: Purgatory’s Key
The Star Trek 50th anniversary trilogy of novels, titled Legacies, comes to a close with Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s Purgatory’s Key. (Click here for my review of book one: Captain to Captain, and click here for my review of book two: Best Defense.) Eighteen years
Star Trek Legacies: Best Defense
David Mack’s novel Best Defense is the middle book in a new trilogy of novels, entitled Legacies, intended to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Star Trek. Click here for my review of the first book in this trilogy, Greg Cox’s Captain to Captain. Best Defense picks up