Many Moons by Ross Sneddon: a glimpse of hope amidst desolation (short scifi film: in full).
Picture this: The year is 2045, and NOBLE, a leading space exploration corporation, has dreams grander than most can fathom.
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Beacon 23: Lena Headey and Stephan James navigating the space and suspicion (scifi TV series: trailer).
The vastness of space has often served as an alluring backdrop for many a tale, and Beacon 23 is no exception.
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Alien: Romulus – Fede Álvarez’s unique vision of scifi horror (film news).
Imagine a universe where each new world promises adventure and mystery, and yet in those distant corners of space, you
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The Techno-Optimist Manifesto: a bold vision for abundance through technology (science news).
Marc Andreessen, a prominent U.S. venture capitalist, recently published an ambitious manifesto outlining his technologically optimistic worldview. The manifesto lays
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Children of Dune: the O.G Dune-tastic Voyage (scifi TV series retrospective).
Oh, Children of Dune, you beautiful, sandy enigma of a series! If you thought the universe of Dune was just
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The Kitchen: we’re cooking up a new scifi movie review.
The London Film Festival wrapped up recently, and they chose to conclude with something local, yet dystopian — The Kitchen,
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Fantasy: Realms of Imagination – a journey into the British Library’s world of fantasy (event news).
Now then, my brave fellow fantasy enthusiasts… mark your calendars. A new exhibition, “Fantasy: Realms of Imagination“, is making its
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Monarch: Legacy of Monsters: Apple TV+’s next big roar in the MonsterVerse franchise (new trailer).
It seems the world can never get enough of the Godzilla universe, can it? The king of monsters, and the
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Pluto revives the essence of Astro Boy on Netflix this October (anime: trailer).
Well now, fellow SFcrowsnest anime enthusiasts. Let’s gather ’round the screen because our anime-loving senses are tingling. Netflix, our
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The Creator: a voyage through ambition, robots, and existentialism (film review).
It’s always a bit of a heartache when original films, bursting with potential, don’t quite live up to the box
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