I cant remember the name of this game but it had to be between 2015-2017 and the game was like an adventure sci fi ego shooter in a future world. The story was about a father who saved his kid and then died by the enemys of the good ones and the kid was saved by a Captain or soldier or sum. The g...

I recall reading a horror story about some type of mysterious thing in a swimming pool that menaced the main character. I can’t remember a lot of detail and not even sure I have the plot right but I seem to recall it was in an Alfred Hitchcock paperback anthology from the seventies.

It will be very difficult. My memory is interesting again, but I don't remember many details. It is an episode of a TV series (rather episode) from the 80s or 90s, probably made in USA. At the beginning, some guy dreams a nightmare in which he was bitten by a snake. He tells this dream to his wif...

It is well established that during the Dalek history, that they have had various civil wars. I don't think this has ever been explored in the TV series, but is anyone aware of sources involving different factions of the Cybermen engaging in a civil war?

In Episode 5 of Ahsoka, Ahsoka relives one of her battles alongside Anakin in the Clone Wars. After the battle, there's a scene with Ahsoka mourning by the side of one of the wounded Clone Troopers, and the following exchange occurs: Ahsoka: We lost so many. Anakin: There's always a price to be ...

Yukowsky asserts in the penultimate chapter of his climax that the readers are required to search for and submit a solution to the situation he's presented. And that if no reader can solve it, then [dissappointing ending] will occur. In the next chapter an ending is presented. Is it known whethe...

While the narrator is a customer telling us about the shop owner and the mirror, most of the time we are hearing the shop owner telling us stories of other customers. Though I could be wrong about this. The shop owner playfully demonstrated the power of the mirror to customers who happened to fin...

The question jumped in my mind as I rewatched Tim Burton’s Batman and Robin (1997) where, at an early scene of the film, Batman grabs the ice-gun pointing it at Mr. Freeze but doesn't have time to shoot. Also, in the Toys "R" Us Replica Edition (1997) of the original DC comic Batman #121 The Ice...

I think I read it in late 90's. Leaning towards an American male author. I think last name starts with a "B". The book switches between the character's present and his past. Aliens conquered the Earth and uses it for it's military endeavours. The main character is a guy that works as a soldie...