What do Blade the vampire slayer and the lowly slime mite have in common? Robert Lamb explores...
Robert Lamb considers the natural world parallels to the Star Wars Universe’s deadly denizen of the Great Pit of Carkoon…
Robert Lamb pulls a fistful of science out of Joe D'Amato and George Eastman's 1980 cannibal film...
Robert Lamb considers the link between the fictional Tube cannibals of 1972's 'Raw Meat' and the curious mosquitoes of the London Underground...
Robert Lamb considers the skinless villains from the first two 'Hellraiser' films and compares their behavior to self-flaying defenses of natural-world organisms...
Robert Lamb discusses the Ilithid 'Mind Flayers' of Dungeons and Dragons within the context of real-world biology, computing and human psychology.
The "Alien" xenomorph and the mythic Grendel both seem to have acidic blood. Robert Lamb explores the possible science behind such an adaptation.
Buffy fans won't soon forget the Gentlemen, but just how do these noise-adverse, heart-snatching demons match up to natural world biology? Find out...
What natural-world organism could possibly emulate this infernal breeding plan? What creature outside of Hell would seduce a member of another species, steal its sperm and then use the seed for its own diabolical purposes?
Robert Lamb discusses the nonmen of R. Scott Bakker's 'Second Apocalypse' saga.
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