Spikes, Spandex & Space Camouflage: a century of Sci-Fi costumes (article).
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from a hundred years of science fiction, it’s that when humanity eventually spreads to
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The Cure by Eve Smith (book review).
A couple of weekends back I met with a bunch of old friends that I got to know a quarter
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LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS: Volume 4 – More murders, mechs, and probably one sentient toaster (trailer).
Here at SFcrowsnest, we’ve learned never to trust the trailer for Love, Death + Robots. Not because it lies—but because
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Predator Killer of Killers – animation gets nasty? (trailer)
Just when you thought the Predator franchise had tried everything short of setting a Yautja loose at your local Tesco,
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Murderbot: The galaxy’s most reluctant robot hits TV (trailer).
The soap opera-loving, human-phobic, heavily armed cyborg you never knew you needed is getting the prestige TV treatment in
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TRON: Ares – The Grid crashes into reality, and it’s got Jared Leto’s cheekbones (trailer).
Dust off your lightcycles and start mentally prepping for a Nine Inch Nails-fuelled existential crisis, because TRON: Ares is real.
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M3GAN 2: Revenge of the Doll (trailer).
It’s been two years since M3GAN took the horror world by storm, carving her way through pop culture like a
Read MoreFirst Men in the Moon (1964): Gin, Ray Guns, and Lunar bureaucracy in the Queen’s name.
Long before Neil Armstrong tiptoed across the Sea of Tranquility in monochrome, before Kubrick gave us pristine orbital ballet with
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The Eternaut: it’s snow joke (Netflix scifi TV series).
Aliens. Snow. Existential despair. Truco. Welcome, dear reader, to The Eternaut, Netflix’s latest attempt to introduce the world to a
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We Are Not Anonymous by Stephen Oram (book review).
‘We Are Not Anonymous’ by Stephen Oram is a science fiction novel about the possible near future set in Great
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