Category: Sci Fi
‘The Running Man’ Film Review: A Popcorn Movie With Bite
“All of the action works and Wright knows how to shoot it.”
‘Predator: Badlands’ Film Review: The Most Inventive Predator Film to Date
Trachtenberg takes the series on a different path and ups the ante for what audiences expect from a Predator film.
‘Tron: Ares’ Film Review: Dazzling Visuals, Big Action, and Fun Nostalgia
… this is one stunningly designed motion picture!
‘Predator: Killer of Killers’ Film Review: A Spectacular New Direction
Predator: Killer of Killers enters the arena to become one of the finest Predator movies yet.
‘Mickey 17’ Film Review: A Timely Sci-Fi Treatise
In a Hollywood where movie screens are filled with images with no substance, here is a film that takes on the weighty questions of man’s inhumanity towards man and so much more.
‘Megalopolis’ Film Review: Perchance to Dream
Francis Ford Coppola’s MEGALOPOLIS is a masterful call for the audience to engage their minds and exists as a plea for more adventurous moviemaking.
‘Omni Loop’ Film Review: Life, Love, and Time Travel
The great Mary-Louise Parker gets her own Groundhog Day, albeit with a Science Fiction slant in Bernardo Britto’s Omni Loop. Written by the director, this is a clever and heartfelt work full of interesting ideas, big emotion, and just the
‘Slingshot’ Film Review: Interesting Premise Gets Lost in Space
The isolation of deep space. Astronauts on a mission for Earth’s survival. Members of a small crew losing their grip on reality and blurring the lines of what is real or imagined. Hallucinatory mind games from beyond the stars. Director
Anthony’s Under-Seen Gems: After Blue (Paradis Sale)
In the realm of Science Fiction films, the “Sci-Fi Western” is perhaps the least made of the sub-genre. It is all too rare an occurrence when filmmakers make a film that successfully blends the two genres. Perhaps the most artistically
‘Agent Recon’ Film Review: An Action Film Legend Returns
Chuck Norris will go down as one of the great action stars of American movies. Although his pictures didn’t have the budgets of his 80s contemporaries, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, a good deal of Norris’ films were lean, exciting,