Oceans. We should have drained those damn things a long time ago. They're a hazard, filled with sharks, giant squid, and billions of gallons of deadly water that can sneak up and drown you when you least expect it. That's why Keith and I over at Teleport City will be sounding a warning all Summer long with a series called Oceans Against Us, in which we'll be reviewing a number of hard-hitting documentaries on this urgent subject. Keith has already fired off the first volley with his review of War Gods of the Deep, and now I'm joining in with my take on Santo vs. Blue Demon in Atlantis. Remember, you can either live in fear, or die in ignorance, so you dismiss these screeds at your own peril.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Oceans Against Us: Santo vs. Blue Demon in Atlantis
Oceans. We should have drained those damn things a long time ago. They're a hazard, filled with sharks, giant squid, and billions of gallons of deadly water that can sneak up and drown you when you least expect it. That's why Keith and I over at Teleport City will be sounding a warning all Summer long with a series called Oceans Against Us, in which we'll be reviewing a number of hard-hitting documentaries on this urgent subject. Keith has already fired off the first volley with his review of War Gods of the Deep, and now I'm joining in with my take on Santo vs. Blue Demon in Atlantis. Remember, you can either live in fear, or die in ignorance, so you dismiss these screeds at your own peril.
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