Borderlands leaps off the console: a gamble in the movie-making game? (trailer).
In the quest to turn every pixelated adventure into box office gold, Lionsgate is rolling its dice once more with
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Civil War: Inside the Bleak Future of Garland’s Divided States of America (2nd trailer).
Alex Garland is setting the stage for a trek across a dystopian America with his latest creation, the thriller-war-film-science-fiction movie
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The Empire (scifi French language film review).
In a universe where the line between the profound and the preposterous is thinner than the plot of a daytime
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First Men in the Moon: steampunk astronauts (full movie).
Gather round, dear readers of SFcrowsnest, for a tale of lunar conquest that predates the actual moon landing by a
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War of the Worlds by Ray Harryhausen (classic unmade movie: documentary).
In the labyrinth of Hollywood’s “what ifs,” the tale of Ray Harryhausen’s The War of the Worlds gleams like a
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Alien: what inspired the derelict scenes? (scifi movie: retrospective)
When the crew of the Nostromo—Dallas, Kane, and Lambert—boldly stepped out of their airlock in Ridley Scott’s Alien, little did
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Greenland, Migration: the Garrity family faces Earth’s ruins in movie sequel (news).
In a cinematic world where comets threaten our very existence and Gerard Butler saves the day, Greenland made quite the
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Dune I & II could do a 9-hour long double-movie special edition. They won’t!
In the cosmic dance of cinema, where directors are the choreographers and films their elaborate performances, Denis Villeneuve has proven
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Masters of the Universe movie gets it mojo back? (film news)
In the hallowed halls of SFcrowsnest, where a good fusion of sci-fi lore and all those retro feels is oft
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The Mask (1961) (horror film review).
I first encountered the film The Mask, also known as The Eyes From Hell, during the transition from paying for
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