Tag Archives: sci-fi

The writer/director draws on classic exploitation tropes to create a bleak vision of the future that is both funny and frightening.

With an excellent cast and sharp direction and choreography, this sci-fi homage is a happy marriage of clever nostalgia, shiny new music, and sheer fun for just about any age.

When Star Wars: The Force Awakens ended with a silent Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) being offered his old Lightsaber by Rey (Daisy Ridley) many theories were thrown about as to what would happen next. With the release of The Last Jedi we finally find out what Luke has been doing and …

I saw the beauty in it and the difficulty of it, but always found myself at a distance from it.

Interview with G.A. Minton, author of "Trisomy XXI".

Jeff Nichols’ new film is a peculiar '70s-'80s homage that cross-pollenates Spielberg-style sci-fi and the chase genre.

The third-tier in the wave of teens-in-peril, dystopian future sci-fi franchises, the second 'Maze Runner' is improves on the first.

In a rather dystopian future and on the verge of menopause, a woman is at a fertility clinic hoping to have her very last egg artificially inseminated. But things aren't going her way.

Two nerdy musical fantasies make their debuts at this year's Hollywood Fringe, with one being far more successful than the other.

"Beyond the Standard Model" contains lots of violence, some strange sexual images and beaucoup excellent writing. Highly recommended!