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Sweet Tooth (Netflix science fiction TV series: trailer).
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Sweet Tooth: a world gone wild – literally, 2nd season (trailer).

Oh, deer! Just when you thought the post-apocalyptic genre was overdone and dried up like an old raisin, along comes

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Martin Landau dies - Moonbase Alpha, out.
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Space 1999’s lost episode that could have offered closure (video).

Space: 1999, the British sci-fi series that aired from 1975 to 1977, remains a cult classic among fans. The series

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Acorna’s Children: First Warning (book 8 of the Acorna series) by Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (book review).

‘Acorna’s Children: First Warning’ is the eighth book in the long-running ‘Acorna’ sequence. The series started with the eponymous novel

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Zardoz film review
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Zardoz, the mustache-tastic scifi magnum opus of 1974? (scifi film retrospective)

Ah, 1974. The year of the Watergate scandal, the energy crisis, and, most importantly, the cinematic masterpiece that is Zardoz.

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Everything, Everywhere All At Once (2022): blu-ray film review.

The Blu-ray release of “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” is quite peculiar, as most versions I found were in languages

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Crater: a Lunar-tic coming-of-age movie that might leave you moonstruck? (trailer)
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Crater: a Lunar-tic coming-of-age movie that might leave you moonstruck? (trailer)

Get ready to embark on an interstellar joyride that will leave you starry-eyed and full of wonder? Crater, the new

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Brent Spiner opens up: from Data's return to life lessons (interview: video).
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Brent Spiner opens up: from Data’s return to life lessons (interview: video).

In a recent interview with our Best Lex playing host, actor Brent Spiner, known for his iconic role as Data

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Loki’s Ring by Stina Leicht (book review).

  ‘Loki’s Ring’ by Stina Leicht is a feminist action-packed space opera with an all too human story at its

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Black Knight: Netflix's Korean scifi TV series that will make you appreciate your delivery driver more than ever? (trailer)
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Black Knight: Netflix’s Korean scifi TV series making you appreciate your delivery driver? (trailer)

The new South Korean streaming science fiction television series, Black Knight, written and directed by Cho Ui-seok, is set to

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Timothée Chalamet: an actor ascending the Sci-Fi Throne? (article)
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Timothée Chalamet: an actor ascending the Sci-Fi Throne? (article)

From his humble beginnings as a teen actor to becoming the young emperor of science fiction, our lad Timothée Chalamet

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