About Janice Kay
At first glance, Janice seems like the typical mom driving the carpool, volunteering for the PTA, and baking cookies. But anytime the need arises, she becomes Super Geek: defender of conspiracy theories, protector of scientific theorems and lover of things science fiction. Her first memories of the genre are watching repeats of the original Star Trek and Doctor Who episodes (Tom Baker was her first Doctor). Soon, she was introduced to Godzilla movies and her addiction then spread to books, magazines, movies and comics. At one point in her childhood, she even kept a running list of superheroes and the names of their alter egos. When not writing for ScienceFiction.com, Janice is scouring the internet to feed her sci-fi craving and baking cookies.
Favorites: Doctor Who, Warehouse 13, Star Trek: TNG, Quantum Leap, X-Men movies, Merlin, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Charmed, Grimm, Arrow, Star Wars, Back to the Future, Torchwood, Being Human, Supernatural, Galaxy Quest
Location: California
Janice Kay - Assistant Editor/Writer
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BBC America Renews ‘Orphan Black’ For A Second Season
One of the most innovative shows in the BBC America repertoire is the series ‘Orphan Black.’ It has quickly become a fan favorite and an essential component in the Supernatural Saturday line up. So it’s no surprise to hear that this highly acclaimed series has just gotten... -
‘Arrow: The Undertaking’ – Recap
The hardest thing in life is to accept that someone you trusted is not the person you thought they were. Betrayal stings deep and while the Hood deals with criminals whose betrayals hurt the innocent, it’s the ones close to home that hurts Oliver the most making him rethink... -
Watch The Latest ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ Trailer In 3D Here!
Some movies have audiences stumped as to whether they should pay the extra money to see a film in 3D. After all, the 3D gimmick doesn’t work for every movie but studios put it out there to bump up the box office numbers. But Paramount thinks it’s worth seeing ‘Star... -
Galactic Empire Discourages May The 4th Celebrations In New PSA
In their latest attempt to encourage Earth away from the Rebel Alliance, the Galactic Empire has released this official PSA warning of the dangers of celebrating May the 4th. If you frequent ScienceFiction.com, then you are very familiar with the date May 4th. It’s the ‘Star... -
New Images And Clips Of Falling Skies Season 3 Return
When we last left ‘Falling Skies’, the members of the 2nd Mass were facing some good news, some bad, and some jaw dropping. The finale did leave viewers wanting more and now the wait is over as the series returns to TNT on Sunday, June 9th. In preparation for the... -
Star Trek Into Darkness Video Roundup: Clips, Featurette And More!
With ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ about 2 weeks away from premiering in the US, Paramount has open the floodgates with the promotion of the film. It’s getting to the point where it’s difficult to keep up with all the clips, featurettes and images that they’ve been releasing,... -
Fox Unleashes ‘The Wolverine’ CinemaCon Trailer
The Hero. The Fugitive. The Warrior. The Survivor. The Legend. All this and more is shown in this new trailer for James Mangold’s ‘The Wolverine’. Not too long ago, the CinemaCon trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Pacific Rim’ was released and Fox is now following... -
First Footage Of ‘Snowpiercer’ In New International Featurette
‘Snowpiercer’ is one of those movies that is leaning to be a sleeper hit. It’s from the South Korean director Joon-ho Bong who has already made a name for himself with horror fans with the film ‘The Host’ (not to be mistaken with the disappointing Andrew McNiccol sci-fi... -
Greg Rucka On Why ‘Man Of Steel’ Should Not Be Rated PG-13
Greg Rucka is a celebrated and award winning comic book writer, so when he has something to say, genre fans do listen. Not only did he create the series ‘Queen and Country’ and ‘Stumptown’, but he’s also written many comic book series involving iconic superheroes such... -
‘Once Upon A Time: The Evil Queen’ – Recap
One of the things I like about ‘Once Upon a Time’ is how they explore a fairy tale character’s backstory. As kids, we read the simplistic version of a tale and as we become adults, we realize that life is not always as simple as the stories make it seem.... -
‘Pacific Rim’ WonderCon Trailer Shows Birth Of The Jaegers
One of the best things about going to conventions is getting to see exclusive trailers and sneak previews before the public does. One big sneak peak trailer was shown at WonderCon by Guillermo del Toro when he unveiled 2 minutes of footage from his film, ‘Pacific Rim.’ Now,... -
Time Travel Flow Chart Explains Use Of Time Travel In Movies
The concept of time travel is a staple in science fiction and sometimes it can get a bit confusing – especially when used as a plot device in movies. Believe it or not, despite the large amount of sci-fi movies that are in existence, there are only a handful that really use... -
Guillermo Del Toro To Develop Japanese Manga, ‘Monster’, For HBO
Guillermo del Toro is one busy guy! Not only is he finishing up post-production on his aliens vs. mechas film ‘Pacific Rim’, he’s also gearing up to direct his next film, the horror movie ‘Crimson Peak’ as well as working on a TV pilot of his book ‘The Strain’... -
The Doctor Self Destructs In ‘Journey To The Centre Of The TARDIS’ Clip
It’s Saturday night and for many Whovians that means plating up some fish fingers and custard with a side of jammie dodgers. That’s right! ‘Doctor Who’ airs tonight and in anticipation, we have another clip from the episode ‘Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS’. The... -
‘Hemlock Grove’ Featurette Goes Behind The Werewolf Transformation
Netflix apparently has a hit on their hands with their new series ‘Hemlock Grove.’ According to the company, the series had more viewers than the acclaimed ‘House of Cards’ in the month of February. Whether you loved ‘Hemlock Grove’ or hated it (and from what’s...






















