Once a legitimate blog. Now just a collection of memes 'n menz.
To my Subscribers:
I'm busy re-posting items from the version of Voenix Rising that I deleted prior to moving to Denver via The Wayback Machine, so if you get email notifications of new posts, they aren't actually new…they're just…rediscovered.
Because I've got nothing better to do. Like cataloging my vinyl collection.
Because I was "advocating violence against a group or an individual."
UPDATE: They immediately released it after I contested it.
From the original posting:
"Perky little straight boy nipples. He doesn't even know he likes them sucked and teased yet."
…how we used to think Bush Jr. was the worst president in U.S. history?
Too bad! I'm eating all of this myself!
…I thought that's what university libraries were for.
(At least they were when I was at University. And the Student Union, and Bear Down Gym, and the Old Chem Building Basement… )
Based on Christian nationalism, Satan is starting to sound like the good guy.
Those pits aren't gonna lick themselves!
…these boys have been in this position.
I stumbled upon this via Amazon Prime. The first season did a good job of putting a new spin on this well-worn story. Engaging characters, lush sets and cinematography, beaucoup interpersonal and familial drama (some with a oversize "ick" factor), some decent eye candy (who unfortunately seem to get killed off all too often), and aliens who were decidedly not what you normally encounter in this kind of story.
When I was finished with that first season, I was disappointed that the second and third seasons were not available via Amazon; that I'd have to subscribe to EpixNOW to see how the story played out. I was engaged, so I laid out $15 for a six-month subscription.
And then…Season Two happened.
[Spoilers ahead, not that I'm sure any of you care.]
So the aliens presented in Season One weren't actually the aliens. They were just the aliens' tools. And the real aliens? As revealed in the final episode of Season One, uniformly Caucasian, English-speaking humans…who (revealed in Season Two) share DNA with several earthly humans in the story. How could this be?!
"For he is the Kwisatz Haderach!"
Sorry, wrong fandom.
Early into the second season, it's determined that the attacking humans are indeed human, albeit with a plethora of genetic defects. (This explains why the alien robo-dogs were abducting babies and cutting fetuses out of pregnant women – it was for the stem cells.) In the blink of an eye, all the sick aliens are back to full health but still on the offensive, killing as many of the remaining human residents of planet earth as possible. Because reasons.
I made it about halfway through the second season before I hit the internet and got the whole story (at least through where we currently are in the third season) and gave up actually watching any more of it.
Time travel, parallel universes…and pretty much every worn out sci-fi trope out there.
Le sigh. And it had such promise.
Maybe there's something else on EpixNOW I can watch. If not, $15 is less than the cost of three coffees, so it's not like I threw away a lot of money.
