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I remember, as if it was yesterday, that November evening back in 1979, months after seeing the movie ALIEN on the big screen. I was at Consolidated Sales Company–the long-since out-of-business retail chain, on Dixie Highway, in Louisville, Kentucky. The 14 year-old monster kid I was (and still am) was checking the toy aisle for anything new and… Continue reading
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Hailing all explorers of out-of-this-world cinema! Space Jockey Reviews’ radar recently picked up transmissions hot off the intergalactic presses. Shooting to top priority here at mission control is a new film in the works by director/writer Steve Squall, from Louisville, … Continue reading
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With earplugs in hand, I went to watch Stephen King’s It (2017’s remake of the original 1990 cult classic – a fact that surprisingly a lot of people around me do not know!). I had been traumatized by the movie once when I was a child (not remembering much except for the creepy clown sneaking children into underground pipes)… Continue reading
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Six astronauts go on a privately-funded mission to the moon of Jupiter known as Europa. Their assignment is to investigate the existence of life on Europa. Will they make it back to Earth? Will their data be saved or lost … Continue reading
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…5…4…3…2…1…0 Space Girl Comes to Solar Systems Near You! Coming at us with the biggest bang yet, sending shock waves across light years is Space Girl (aka Lauren Franscesca)! A rocket-fueled ride in a runaway universe causes g-force climax at … Continue reading
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Wow! Even the crew at Space Jockey Reviews, with otherworldly wisdom and wonder to spare, has never pondered before, with such intense, intelligent depth, about life, beyond Earth, to the stars, out of our galaxy, past the limits. With light-speed … Continue reading
Space Jockey Reviews loves Prometheus–the prequel to the 1979 classic, Alien–even with the myriad questions and issues some consider unanswered, confusing, contradictory, and, in the worst comments, downright “stupid.” Part of the charm that Prometheus delivers is, in fact, just … Continue reading