Forbidden Planet (1956) by Mark R. Leeper (a film retrospective).
I saw that TCM is going to show one of the great and iconic Science Fiction films of all time. As I have…
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I saw that TCM is going to show one of the great and iconic Science Fiction films of all time. As I have…
Hello everyone Being an organised geek and commenting in the past that we have different grades of geek, it does raise an interesting…
To look at Science Fiction films and TV series, it’s hardly surprising that it has a history of iconic vehicles, robots, aliens, etc.…
An audacious plan to make the fastest ever spacecraft and how to learn from mistakes at the same time. Getting a faster-than-light spacecraft…
How can we interpret the importance of fresh scientific findings in the hunt for life? When will we be able to claim with…
In this 30-minute long science documentary, Isaac Arthur asks the question, what happens when your artificial intelligence goes criminal on you? Just how…
Ed and Jim examine Masamune Shirow’s true classic. No, you muppet, not that silly old crap Ghost in the Shell, but Appleseed –…
Rowan J Coleman delves into the recent fan arguments that the modern Star Trek franchise’s outings are trying to over-action the once thoughtful…
Here’s some lovely retro retrospective action covering the life and career of actor Ted Cassidy, best known for playing butler Lurch on The Addams…
Blue Origin and Sierra Space have just announced Orbital Reef, a new and rather large commercially owned and operated low-Earth-orbit space station. Collaborators…
Dune is one of the most anticipated movies of the year. Does it live up to the hype? Join the Critical Drinker for…
In short science fiction film The Indigo Child by Casey Crescenzo, we have some far future science fiction where, moments before her son…