Tag: 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.
‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Series Review: Episodes 1-3
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew invites a whole new generation of fans into the fun, while embracing the nostalgia and promising followers of the legacy films the right amount of old school excitement
‘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