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The End: Mark Kermode’s scifi film review (video).

Just when you thought the apocalypse had exhausted every possible genre mash-up, along comes ‘The End’, Joshua Oppenheimer’s 2024 offering—a

If there’s one thing humanity loves almost as much as blowing itself up, it’s forgetting we ever did it and

Here’s the semi-irregular round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t,

Selecting the version of this 2005 film of ‘King Kong’ was interesting, as it appears to have been released with

Here’s a plot twist worthy of Skynet itself. Does James Cameron’s iconic 1984 sci-fi thriller The Terminator owe its legendary

There are several authors, mainly in the SF field, who have tried to put their stories and novels into a

I thought I had caught up on all the Legion books and then found this one, ‘Legion of Superheroes: The

Needless to say, when I started reading this book, ‘Extinction by Douglas Peston’, the shadow of ‘Jurassic Park’ was already

The museums noticed it first. Their samples were in full view. The change was obvious. Their moon rocks were no

TwoMorrows publish books as well as magazines, and some of them are difficult to come across when they sell out.