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Title: execrable
Review: Intensely unsatisfying, Ship of Fools reads at it's most reductive level as a scattershot elision of Aliens and Event Horizon. You could call it plagiarism if it didn't plainly reek of creative bankruptcy. The theological investigations alluring to so many previous reviewers are pedantic, obvious, and naive. I'd label this a Christian attempt at scifi if I didn't hesitate to lambaste other far more insightful works with Russo's hackjob. If you long for the simplistic, crave neutered characterization, or disdain scifi then this's the one.
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