DISCUSSIONS FROM THE OTHERHOOD

Marvel has been churning out films for the past several months and Deadpool 2 is one of its more recent. Spielberg has brought Ready Player One. A year from now which one of these films (if either) will we still be talking about?

With Memorial Day behind us we are at the beginning of summer and OTHER SCI-FI is creating its Summer Watch List of the Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy shows you should be catching up on during the dog days of summer. Here's what we recommend you watch and here's what we recommend you avoid.

Morgan Freeman and how grown ups navigate the ocean of inappropriate interchanges in the #MeToo era.

Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer and OTHER SCI-FI is creating its Summer Watch List of the Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy shows you should be catching up on during the dog days of summer.

Season Two of Atlanta has come to an end. But it's effect still lingers. Filled with dreams, ghosts and mythologies, Atlanta is a lot more than it seems. Join us to discuss Atlanta and its magical realism.

Comicbook buffs and superhero film buffs all waited with 'bated breath for the Marvel Universe SuperFilm Infinity Wars. This work... decades in the making featured a cast of over a dozen of Marvel's A and B-list heroes and one major Marvel Villian. Having viewed this tour d'force what's your opinion? Did it meet your expectations? Was it the Best or a Bust?

John Krazinski and Emily Blunt's a Quiet Place is a post-apocalyptic tale where monsters with highly developed hearing prey on humans and anything else that makes a sound. The story contains scenes that are thrilling and chilling. Considering the film A Quiet Place, let's discuss the horror genre and the element of sound.

Westworld Season II began Sunday April 22nd. Cranston has been trying to convince us to watch for a year and we STILL haven't quite done it. We don't mind spoilers just convince us why a show based upon a 1970's B-rated film is worth the watch.

Yes, it's true. Netflix has undertaken a reboot/retelling of Irwin Allen's pop culture fixture, Lost in Space. Have you seen it? What do you think? What other pop culture spec fic TV properties do you feel are due to be introduction to a new generation of viewers?

The CW's Black Lightning is DC's black neighborhood superhero. Is his saga worth the watch? Tell us what you think.