The Empire (scifi French language film review).
In a universe where the line between the profound and the preposterous is thinner than the plot of a daytime
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Extraterrestrial Engineers: could Przybylski’s Star be an Alien-made phenomenon? (science video).
In the cosmic game of hide and seek, where stars and planets flit about in their celestial dance, there’s one
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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (another flipping trailer).
As the dust settles on the vast and zombie-riddled landscape of The Walking Dead universe, fans might find themselves wondering,
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This Charming Man (volume 2) by C.K.McDonnell (book review).
This is the second volume in a series that began with ‘The Stranger Times’. Based in Manchester, the newspaper of
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War of the Worlds by Ray Harryhausen (classic unmade movie: documentary).
In the labyrinth of Hollywood’s “what ifs,” the tale of Ray Harryhausen’s The War of the Worlds gleams like a
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Alien: what inspired the derelict scenes? (scifi movie: retrospective)
When the crew of the Nostromo—Dallas, Kane, and Lambert—boldly stepped out of their airlock in Ridley Scott’s Alien, little did
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Greenland, Migration: the Garrity family faces Earth’s ruins in movie sequel (news).
In a cinematic world where comets threaten our very existence and Gerard Butler saves the day, Greenland made quite the
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Sherlock & Daughter: Unraveling mysteries with David Thewlis and Blu Hunt (news).
In an era where the television landscape is as crowded as a London street at teatime, a fresh series is
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Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire – unearthing the secrets of Hollow Earth (trailer).
Hold onto your hats, folks, because the monster mash we’ve all been waiting for is stomping back to screens with
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Dune I & II could do a 9-hour long double-movie special edition. They won’t!
In the cosmic dance of cinema, where directors are the choreographers and films their elaborate performances, Denis Villeneuve has proven
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