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The 25 best science fiction novels according to science fiction readers (article).
Ursula K. Le Guin: still ruling the science fiction canon (article).
NASA, Netflix and Chill… in Alpha Centauri: NASA’s Alien Signal Turns Out to Be a Subscription Pitch (news).
Supergirl: Hangover in Space (With Occasional Laser Violence)
He-Man, By the Power of Development Hell (film trailer).

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Heart of Stone: where danger, Gadot, and a spy-fy MacGuffin converge (trailer).

Ladies and gents, mark your calendars for August 11th, 2023. For on this glorious day, your Netflix account will serve

Few cinematic genres have the audacity to blend speculative dystopia, hyper-violence, and… roller derby. Yet, Rollerball (1975: the classic original

Our man-of-many movies, aka one Mark Kermode, moves in like a whippet to give us his take on the new

A lot of people these days on the Internet and elsewhere seem to have an unquenchable thirst for celebrity biographies.

Just when we thought it couldn’t get any weirder, the majestic animated scifi movie lunacy of The Venture Bros. is

Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, flops down in front of the Transformers: Rise of the Beasts film so

‘AI Love You’ is a United States/Thai Science Fiction film which predates the current A.I. craze by about a year.

Welcome, SFcrowsnest readers, to the latest offering on the Great Netflix Buffet: “Bird Box Barcelona,” the film that no one

‘M3gan’ portrays a nearly-human robot in the form of a young girl, reminiscent of ‘Deadly Friend’. Evelyn, on

Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, has stopped hiding in the cupboard, and emerged to give his take on the horror movie,