By now you must already know that J.J. Abrams is behind a little film called Star Wars: The Force Awakens. We’ve only been talking about it for the past two years. And as such, we’ve been covering the marketing campaign from beginning to end. Some of it has been really fun. Others have been charitable. So as we reach these last seven weeks before the film’s release, the marketing campaign will likely only get more intense. But it will still be a lot of fun to cover.

Case in point, Abrams’ latest Q&A with Vanity Fair, where The Force Awakens director answer those questions pertaining Star Wars, Lost, Cloverfield 2, and more. Check out all of his hilarious answers in the video here below.

A gameplay walkthrough video has been released for WiLD, the next game from developer Wild Sheep and creative director Michel Ancel, creator of the Rayman series and the director behind the remarkable Beyond Good & Evil. The game is a primitive survival adventure game about the relationship between man and nature, and it looks stunning.

The gameplay walkthrough focuses on the beautiful and massive open world wilderness you’ll explore, the character you’ll play as, and the various animals you’ll interact with. Click on over to the other side to check it out.

Fall is in full swing and Halloween is only days away. It’s a great time of year to curl up on the couch with a good book, the scarier and spookier the better!

This year, I teamed up with my gal pal and book-loving counterpart here at GoD, Olympus Athens, to bring you some reading recommendations for this year’s All Hallow’s Read. We have titles from Stephen King, Guillermo del Toro, Adam Mansbach, and many more.

See below for our All Hallow’s Read: Halloween 2015 Book Recommendations…

By Kevin David Anderson

As a fan and writer of horror, I tend to look for and find the horror in everything. From romantic comedies to presidential debates, I can somehow see the terror, the dread, and the worse case scenario in all stories, real or imagined. But when it comes to my favorite science fiction franchise, Star Trek, the search for horror, both dark and scary, is never difficult. Not the dystopian horror of 1984 or The Hunger Games, but good old fashion B-movie creature feature Halloween horror; vampires, zombies, shape shifters, body snatchers, and even serial killers can all be found in Star Trek.

So when you go to select some Halloween entertainment on this Hallows’ Eve, forget Freddy. That nightmare is over. Jason and Michael, give them a rest this year. This Halloween after the trick or treating is done, and the orange glow of jack-o-lanterns have been extinguished, settle in on the couch, dim the lights, and watch Star Trek.

The following list of episodes is a mix of some of my personal favorites, and those suggested by followers of the Night of the Living Trekkies Facebook page.

The horror begins with…

An announcement trailer has been released for a game titled Robinson: The Journey, which is being made for Sony’s virtual reality headset PlayStation VR.

The game follows a boy who crashes on a mysterious planet, where he must explore and discover its secrets, while avoiding some of the creatures that roam there like dinosaurs. You can read much more about Robinson: The Journey and watch the announcement trailer for the game and other videos below.