The SFcrowsnest archive
Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
Hot Spot, the upcoming science fiction thriller from director Agnieszka Smoczyńska, appears to be one of those films where the future has gone…
Ridley Scott is returning to science fiction, which is a bit like hearing the old war god has found his favourite axe under…
The End Of Oak Street, the new science fiction survival film from writer-director David Robert Mitchell, has released its official trailer, and it…
For decades, whenever somebody mentioned UFOs, the response generally fell into one of three categories: nervous laughter, a twenty-minute lecture involving tinfoil hats,…
The trailer for Rich Flu has arrived, and it brings with it the sort of high-concept science fiction premise that makes one glance…
There are spin-offs, there are cash-ins, and then there are spin-offs that appear to have escaped from a CERN laboratory after being struck…
Signal One is the sort of science fiction film that begins with a question humanity has been asking since the first cave-person stared…
There’s a particular flavour of apocalypse that Ridley Scott seems to favour. Not the loud, explodey sort where cities are flattened like cheap…
There are prequels, there are sequels, and then there are those slightly unnerving narrative time-loops where Hollywood digs up a character you already…
There are films that take a while to get made, and then there’s Masters of the Universe, which appears to have spent…
There is something faintly sinister about suburban streets at the best of times. Too neat. Too tidy. Too many identical bins lined up…
There are plenty of science fiction series that talk a good game about the future, then quietly retreat into laser pew-pew and people…
