Molly Templeton is a columnist and writer for Tor.com, specializing in science fiction and fantasy literature and film. With a passion for storytelling and a love for cats, Molly brings a unique perspective to her articles, exploring the worlds of speculative fiction and the intersection of pop culture and literature.
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| It's been a year since the first half of Outlander 's seventh season aired, but the wait is almost over.
By: Molly Templeton
| Edgar Wright's take on The Running Man , the novel by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachmann, has been in the works since the long-ago
By: Molly Templeton
Prepare for magic dueling
| If I have one complaint about the trailer for Hulu's Interior Chinatown —the series adaptation created by author Charles Yu—it's that I
| Even if this trailer didn't make it clear that Creature Commandos comes from the mind of James Gunn, you'd know.
By: Molly Templeton
Gods are back on the (streaming) menu
The lyrics "Don't you cry, I'll be back again someday" suggest a sequel is inevitable
Gleefully mixing genres can create something magical and powerful, and sometimes it's a hot mess. Either way, I want MORE.
| Surprising no one, the powers that be behind the epic George R.R. Martin small-screen universe would like their universe to go on—and to get bigger.
By: Molly Templeton
| Have we met our quota of toy movies yet? You've got your Barbie , your already-existing G.I.
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