I’m not going to start with some wordsy lecture about what’s going in. I think it’s just time to give… Read more Retro Review: The Hidden (1987) by David Gogel
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Alien: Prototype Novel, Advanced Review by David Gogel
One of the more overlooked portions of the Alien Expanded Universe these days seems to be the novels. The Rage… Read more Alien: Prototype Novel, Advanced Review by David Gogel
Brightburn review by David Gogel
I think it’s about time to get back into review form. Might as well write about a movie I was… Read more Brightburn review by David Gogel
Alien 3 Audible Book Review by David Gogel
When it comes to books, I am old school. I either read them or I don’t. The idea of an… Read more Alien 3 Audible Book Review by David Gogel
Halloween (2018) Review by David Gogel
“Death has come town to your little town, Sherriff ” – Loomis (Halloween Warning: Spoilers loom below! Before we get… Read more Halloween (2018) Review by David Gogel
Jonesy: Nine Lives On The Nostromo Advanced Review by David Gogel
Ladies, gentlemen, synthetics. I just completed three straight days of New York Comic Con. And it was glorious. The day… Read more Jonesy: Nine Lives On The Nostromo Advanced Review by David Gogel
The Predator Review by David Gogel
On a muggy Long Island afternoon, I finally made the trip out to see The Predator. Being amongst one of… Read more The Predator Review by David Gogel
Aliens Cold Forge Review by David Gogel
There are fewer things I enjoy more than a good book, and what’s better than that? A good Aliens book!… Read more Aliens Cold Forge Review by David Gogel
Support System: Digging Into Alien’s Supporting Characters
WordPress was kind enough to remind me that has now been over three months since my last post. Thank you… Read more Support System: Digging Into Alien’s Supporting Characters
Review: Alien Covenant: Origins by David Gogel
During the early days of Alien Covenant hype, there were two books announced: the official novelization of the movie and… Read more Review: Alien Covenant: Origins by David Gogel
