Star Trek: a future filled with Warp Drives but void of Roombas (video).
In the odd tapestry of science fiction, Star Trek stands out like a sore, albeit a beloved, thumb, reckons Rowan
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Star Trek: Discovery takes its final bow (5th season trailer).
Larks, but gather round, fellow space travelers and couch potatoes! It’s time to bid a bittersweet adieu to Star Trek:
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising by Adam Glass and Federico (graphic novel review).
The principle elements of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising’ come from Suicide Squad #8–13 and Resurrection
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Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf (book review).
Bubble City. The place you go to be someone. To be known. A place where clones of celebrities walk endless
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Madame Web: Mark Kermode’s superhero film review (video).
Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, is here to jump into the sprawling tapestry of superhero cinema, the latest thread of which,
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From The Forest (Saga Of Recluce book 23) by L E Modesitt Jr. (book review).
‘From the Forest’ is the latest book to be issued in The Saga of Recluce’ by L.E. Modesitt, Jr., but
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Boy Kills World: when the predator elite murder serfs for fun on TV (scifi film trailer).
In the world of cinema, where the echo of gunshots often drowns out the sound of originality, dark future scifi
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Dune: Part Two – sand, spice, and everything nice (Stephen Hunt’s film review)
Due to its layered complexity, intricate themes, and extensive world-building, the Frank Herbert novel series Dune has consistently been considered
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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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Remembering Steve Miller: the author behind the Liaden Universe (news).
We’re all feeling a deep sense of loss in the science fiction community as we come to terms with the
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