The futurism of ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’
The core concept of the game can be summed up with a giant metal Tyrannosaurus rex walking in a quiet wintery forest.
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Indigenous futurism
The speculative reality of [science fiction] allows for the artists to speak of their past despite the focus on the commissioned forward move.
Wooooooah, we’re halfway there
Our next issue back will be freshly printed on Tuesday, January 18, 2018 so please, do hold tight until then.
Five albums to gently weep your rainy Vancouver nights away to
Here are five suggested soundtracks to help drown out the torrential downpour happening outside your window.
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ is coming packed with new species
From Ewoks to Porgs, Star Wars is always bringing interesting new creatures for fans to love.
Racism and poverty: A muddy situation
Mudbound is a compelling and absorbing film, with a stunning cast and a realistic depiction of racism, sexism, and poverty in the 1940s.
The 60th anniversary of ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’
By now, virtually everyone should know this story and its distinct imagery from the mind of Dr. Seuss.