Ok, real talk. The maiden cinematic voyage of the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise didn’t really cut the mustard with a first movie that was
Category: Science Fiction
Rollerball
Making futuristic movies in a time when the ability to realise said worlds is heavily limited is tough. Not only can you get bizarrely dated
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
The intergalactic mac daddy of TV shows boldly going over to the medium of film, Star Trek didn’t exactly have the triumphant start you would
‘Dune’ – Official Main Trailer
Warner Bros. have released their second official trailer for the pandemic delayed new adaptation of ‘Dune’. The film will finally be released on 22nd October
Resident Evil: Afterlife
Usually the news that Paul W.S. Anderson is returning to direct anything, let alone another chapter of the frequently obnoxious Resident Evil franchise, isn’t exactly
Deep Impact
Man, disaster movies in the 90’s were pretty weird… Well, no – that’s slightly unfair. What I’m trying to say is that the circumstances that
Critters 4
Say what you will about the noticably ropey third installment of the Critter movies, at least actually stuff happened. In New Line’s final crack at
Critters 3
Hoping to conclusively prove to a world (that wasn’t exactly asking) that the Critters franchise is the premier series that features tiny creatures biting people,
Critters 2: The Main Course
Say what you will about the devilish, extra-terrestrial creatures known as the Krites, but even though the carnivorous little bastards are usually written off as
Zeiram
Made in 1991 with a vision that far outstrips it’s budget, Zeiram is one of those movies that emerged from Japan at the time that
Critters
In the wake of Joe Dante’s magnificently subversive Gremlins, Hollywood predictably had a two-for-one sale on any script that featured assaults from gangs of diminutive
‘Infinite’ – Official Trailer
Paramount have released the trailer for their Antoine Fuqua directed, Mark Wahlberg starring reincarnation based sci-fi thriller ‘Infinite’. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Dylan O’Brien, Sophie Cookson, Rupert
A Quiet Place Part II
After a seemingly endless wait where we endured our own (thankfully temporary) dystopia of separation and social breakdown, the sequel to John Krasinski’s majestic horror/thriller
TerrorVision
Satire is tough to pull off, especially if A) you’re in the sci-fi and/or horror genre and B) you aren’t Paul Verhoven, but that doesn’t
Galaxy Quest
In the furthest reaches of the charted universe, in the region astronomers have labelled The Nebula Of Underrated Comedies, lies a vast supernova made up
The Island Of Dr Moreau
Fate hasn’t been kind to the various attempts Hollywood has made to realise H.G. Wells’ epic novel of science run amok and although cinema’s first
The Brain
Born from what I’d assume to be the paranoid fever dream of someone who mainlined way too much maple syrup, the 1988 Canadian oddity known
Mortal Engines
I don’t know about you, but I always find it somewhat awkward when I settle down to watch a big, lush movie based on a
Oblivion
At what point does a film that steals lots of other movie’s concepts for it’s own reach a point where all those ideas end up
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
After squeezing out the lacklustre (yet depressingly profitable) videogame adaptation Resident Evil, Paul W.S. Anderson decided to move onto pastures new when the temptation to
