The Kitchen: Netflix’s London-set cyberpunk film (trailer).
In the world of British cinema, where tea and crumpets often make way for gritty urban dramas and a good
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Babylon’s Ashes (book 6 of The Expanse Series) by James S.A. Corey (book review)
‘Babylon’s Ashes’ by James S.A. Corey is the sixth novel in ‘The Expanse’ space opera series. Earth has been devastated
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Civil War: dark near future war movie about the Second U.S. Civil War (trailer).
In the dark near future, when the United States falls into a second U.S. civil war, who do you call?
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Dune: Part Two, big new trailer (video).
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey across the universe with “Dune: Part Two,” set to hit the big
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A Blanket Of Steel (Rise Of Oceania book 6) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
The primary goal for Truman ‘Mac’ McClusky, his sister Meg and their allies has always been independence. Now, in ‘A
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Classic British science fiction movies: bringing the Hammer down (video).
In the cinematic world, where horror often takes the spotlight, there’s a British gem twinkling in the sci-fi galaxy: Hammer
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Asteroid City (2023) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).
In ‘Asteroid City’, director/co-writer Wes Anderson creates a feel of the 1950s that is more convincing than accurate. For many,
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Leave the World Behind: Mark Kermode’s Netflix scifi film review (video format).
Imagine this, muses our man-0f-many-movies, film reviewer Mark Kermode: you’re lounging in a swanky Long Island vacation home, sipping something
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Farscape: the Space Opera TV series you didn’t know you needed? (retrospective).
Farscape, that kooky Aussie-American scifi TV series brainchild of Rockne S. O’Bannon, which took us on a wild ride through
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Damnation Alley: the road less traveled in Sci-Fi cinema? (scifi film retrospective).
In the hallowed halls of science fiction cinema, few films have managed to weave their way from notorious flop to
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