The SFcrowsnest archive
Movie and films.
Alex Garland is setting the stage for a trek across a dystopian America with his latest creation, the thriller-war-film-science-fiction movie Civil War. As…
In a universe where the line between the profound and the preposterous is thinner than the plot of a daytime soap opera, Bruno…
Gather round, dear readers of SFcrowsnest, for a tale of lunar conquest that predates the actual moon landing by a mere five years.…
In the labyrinth of Hollywood’s “what ifs,” the tale of Ray Harryhausen’s The War of the Worlds gleams like a cinematic gem that…
When the crew of the Nostromo—Dallas, Kane, and Lambert—boldly stepped out of their airlock in Ridley Scott’s Alien, little did they know they…
In a cinematic world where comets threaten our very existence and Gerard Butler saves the day, Greenland made quite the impact. Now, hold…
In the cosmic dance of cinema, where directors are the choreographers and films their elaborate performances, Denis Villeneuve has proven once again that…
In the hallowed halls of SFcrowsnest, where a good fusion of sci-fi lore and all those retro feels is oft celebrated, we now…
I first encountered the film The Mask, also known as The Eyes From Hell, during the transition from paying for cinema tickets as…
In the cinematic realm where fairy tales are spun with a twist darker than your average bedtime story, Damsel emerges as the latest…
In the aftermath of their nefarious leader’s untimely demise, Beatrix, Cain, and Harold find themselves in a rather precarious living situation—holed up in…
In a world where musicals occasionally leap from the stage to the silver screen, one such jump has been brewing longer than a…
