A few months ago I watched a film, that featured orcs and begins with an orc opening a portal to another world. And it also featured a female orc character. What I didn't remember was the name and overall plot of that film.
This is what I remember from the story. Originally I read this as a light novel but it is now being made into a manga. In this manga our main protagonist rolls and gacha to get a power before he goes to another world. However, he wont the special prize which allows him to reroll the gacha as many...
Its a wonderful book I wouldnt of survived middle school without it. Its written by Christopher Paolini he was 15 when he wrote it. Its one of the easiest to read fantasy series, second to the Hobbit in my very limited opinion. Please dont get upset about it I said limited opinion. What are you t...
I'm trying to find the original source story from which an episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater was adapted. The episode is entitled "The Intruder," written by James Agate, Jr., and was first broadcast on 27 Feb 1980. In the introduction, the narrator says that the episode was "inspired by a ...
I have read a whole lot of 40k books in my time but only very recently came along the Ahriman Trilogie (which is outright fantastic).
In the third book, there are 2-3 pages that ACTUALLY shift the scenery to the actual Court of Change , its inner workings and how the Changer of Ways, Tzeentch, di...
Not sure if it’s even possible to find out with this amount of detail but I rented a movie from Blockbuster as a kid but never got to watch the whole thing. It was a squad of soldiers going to a planet to retrieve something and they are attacked by aliens… pretty vague but they were almost dresse...
Currently, as a Sci-Fi moderator, if I want to send a new user to read up on how to use the story-dentification tag in a comment, I have to manually link to https://scifi.stackexchange.com/tags/story-identification/info.
This is because the magic link for tags, e.g. [tag:story-identification] cur...
In one of the last episodes of the anime of Attack on Titan, we see a flashback where Ymir is pierced by a spear and because of this she dies. But by then she had the powers of the titans so she should be able to regenerate her wounds.
Why did Ymir die after being pierced by a spear, if she shoul...
This is probably a book (or story in an anthology) from the 80s (or very early 90s).
The gist that I recall is that there's a brother and sister who see a woman standing under a tree outside their house (possibly the other side of a river), just staring at them.
I think they realise it's a ghost ...
All Hunters in Loki do not remember their names and instead have a letter and number label, there is Hunter B-15, Hunter C-20, Hunter D-90 for example. On The IMDB page for Casey/Hunter K-5E. Was Casey referred to as Hunter K-5E in Loki?
I read a SF novel back in 1970's, Cold War was still on US and Soviets had underwater domed cities, both domed enemies had to band together to prevent their destruction as a single blast near their dome would wipe out the entire city. I'd love to find a copy but can't remember the title or author.
I can't remember the title of a fantasy middle-ages animated series on YouTube. It was humorist, a bit brutal and featured ninjas as the bad guys. I think there was a cameo appearance of "this is my horse, my horse is amazing". In the beginning there was a scene, where soldiers crashed a door and...
Short story about a man who travels through portals (star gates?) getting further and further away from home. He finds out that each transit has a rejuvenating effect. Can't recall why he started on this quest but at the end he resolves to keep travelling. Don't remember much else. Cheers.
I'm reading the Adversary Cycle by F. Paul Wilson and just finished book three, The Touch. Everything makes sense to me except one line from the beginning of chapter 42:
As Alan hung up, he glanced down at the morning headlines screaming
about some bizarre occurrence near the Central Park turtle...