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The Shift: new parallel reality-sliding scifi film (trailer).
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The Shift: new parallel reality-sliding scifi film (trailer).

Birmingham, Alabama, better known for its historical landmarks than as a movie set, has hit the spotlight with the production

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Foundation: series 2, because in space, no one can hear you scheme (scifi TV series trailer).
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Foundation: a second Foundation of intrigue? Unpacking season 2 of Apple TV+’s series (trailer).

Greetings SFcrowsnest faithful! The moment we’ve been eagerly awaiting has finally arrived. The official trailer for season 2 of Apple

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Jules: from outer space to inner peace (scifi movie: trailer).
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Jules: from outer space to inner peace (scifi movie: trailer).

A profound question hangs in the annals of science fiction: Is the universe kind or indifferent? If you ask Marc

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Fifth Element's opera - now, not so impossible for a human to sing!
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The Fifth Element scifi film retrospective: all’s Fifth that Ends Fifth?

Rowan J Coleman is here for his famous The Fifth Element scifi film retrospective. Raise your hand if, in 1997,

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More Perfect by Temi Oh (book review)

‘More Perfect’ by Temi Oh is a standalone near future Science Fiction heavily into cyberpunk. Moremi is lonely. All her

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Airside by Christopher Priest (book review).

Christopher Priest is one of Britain’s leading literary novelists. Most of the time he flirts with SF, not producing wholly

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/Jun 2023, Volume 144 #767 (magazine review).

Any magazine worth reading will have a range of contents but not all of the items will appeal to all

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Happy Birthdie: a short story by GF Willmetts.
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Happy Birthdie: a short story by GF Willmetts.

‘Happy birthdie to you, happy birthdie to you, you have sixteen hours to live or die.’ I raised my eye

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Twisted Metal: a road trip across the apocalypse (TV series: trailer).
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Twisted Metal: a road trip across the apocalypse (TV series: trailer).

Fasten your seat belts, folks, and check the expiration date on your milk, because we’re about to hit the road

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Fearfully Made – a tale of human bonds and robotic banes (short scifi movie: in full).

In the age of technologically-driven existence, “Fearfully Made” emerges as an eerie cautionary tale that delves into the delicate fabric

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