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    ‘Occupation: Rainfall’ – When It Rains, It Unfortunately Falls

    by Blake Ison February 20, 2021
    by Blake Ison February 20, 2021

    Occupation: Rainfall comes to us from the mind of writer/director Luke Sparke and is the sequel to Sparke’s previous film, Occupation. Picking up two years after aliens have landed on Earth, a group of Aussie…

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    ‘The Midnight Sky’ Reaches for the Stars But Falls Short

    by Brian Connor December 27, 2020
    by Brian Connor December 27, 2020

    What Does Hollywood Have Against 2049? 2049 and three weeks after what is referred to as “The Event”, humanity faces extinction, except for the extravagantly named Augustine Lofthouse (George Clooney), who has remained at his…

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    ‘Tenet’ Ushers in a New Era of “Spy-Fi”

    by Blake Ison August 27, 2020
    by Blake Ison August 27, 2020

    As the uncertainty of 2020 continues, there is one thing that we can be certain of, and that’s that we have another Christopher Nolan hit on our hands. A film that has seemingly united the…

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    I Tried Holding My Breath Underwater and Nearly Died Watching These Movies

    by Kali Tuttle January 2, 2020
    by Kali Tuttle January 2, 2020

    Have you ever tried holding your breath during underwater scenes in movies to see if you would have survived? Well, that’s what I did. After doing this challenge, I’ve come to realize that I would…

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  • ReviewsScience Fiction

    ‘Lucy in the Sky’ with Diamonds: A Rare Oddity

    by Ash Sivakumar December 26, 2019
    by Ash Sivakumar December 26, 2019

    For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to go to space. To be outside our reach. To see the world from this outsider perspective. To feel the presence of our population and…

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    Through Lively Parody, ‘Galaxy Quest’ is Still a Wonderful Salute to Fandom

    by Cammy Madden December 24, 2019
    by Cammy Madden December 24, 2019

    Galaxy Quest represents a relic from a by-gone era: one where spoofs and parodies were produced far more frequently. Gone are the days where we could see Charlie Sheen or Leslie Nielsen appearing in a…

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    Remembering ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture’ on Its 40th Anniversary

    by John Tuttle December 20, 2019
    by John Tuttle December 20, 2019

    Journey back to the seventies, to an era of cinema where moviemakers wanted to make sure you knew you were watching a movie by giving their productions titles like Superman: The Movie and Star Trek:…

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    ‘Avatar’ is Actually Abysmally Average

    by Kali Tuttle December 13, 2019
    by Kali Tuttle December 13, 2019

    I can’t believe it’s only been 10 years since Avatar (2009) came out. I remember the first time I saw it I was absolutely blown away by the special effects. The work that had gone into each…

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    November 2019: Thankfully, Ridley Scott’s ‘Blade Runner’ Was Wrong

    by Kali Tuttle October 29, 2019
    by Kali Tuttle October 29, 2019

    Blade Runner (1982) sure had a bleak view of what November 2019 would look like. Then again, that’s what neo-noir science fiction tends to do. Thankfully, Ridley Scott’s dark version of the future is far from…

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    Top 10 Best Movie Monsters

    by Kali Tuttle October 26, 2019
    by Kali Tuttle October 26, 2019

    Horror movies wouldn’t be the same without horrifying monsters to chase the protagonists. Godzilla would be nothing without the giant radioactive lizard. What is King Kong without, well, King Kong? Throughout history, humans have created…

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    Do You Know the Way to Shell Beach?: ‘Dark City’ and the Dangers of Nostalgia

    by David Ober July 31, 2019
    by David Ober July 31, 2019

    Over twenty years ago, Dark City, Alex Proyas’ follow-up to The Crow, dropped into theaters only to be quietly, ignominiously shuffled out. On its opening weekend, Dark City came in fourth, beaten by not only…

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    ‘Alien’ is the Greatest Sci-Fi Horror Movie of All Time

    by Aubrey McKay June 6, 2019
    by Aubrey McKay June 6, 2019

    It seems like every day a random movie is celebrating a random anniversary. As nice as it is to be reminded of Jet Li’s The One, there is no need to acknowledge its 17-year anniversary.…

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    Has ‘Moon’ Stood the Test of Time After 10 Years?

    by Cammy Madden June 5, 2019
    by Cammy Madden June 5, 2019

    I’ve always described Moon as being a bit of a hidden gem. There’s a sweet simplicity to it, and as far as sci-fi movies go it’s relatively down to Earth (which somewhat contradicts the movie’s…

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  • ReviewsScience Fiction

    Film Review – Captive State (2019)

    by Brennan Dubé March 18, 2019
    by Brennan Dubé March 18, 2019

    I haven’t been shy on the podcast about my excitement regarding this film. The Planet of the Apes franchise is one I admire greatly and when I discovered that the director of Rise of the Planet of the Apes…

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  • Analysis

    Five Must-See Modern Cult Sci-Fi Films [Video]

    by Nick Kush February 27, 2019
    by Nick Kush February 27, 2019

    I’ve always been a massive fan of the sci-fi genre. There are so many ways to tell wholly unique stories, whether they be on a massive scale like Inception or something that is the exact opposite,…

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    Bill and Ted’s Excellent Inspirational Message

    by Jen Seggio February 20, 2019
    by Jen Seggio February 20, 2019

    Excellent! It’s been 30 years since strange things were afoot at the Circle-K in San Dimas. Bill and Ted have reached a milestone anniversary and it’s time we gave them their due. No, this won’t…

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  • Analysis

    Analyzing the Death of Hal from ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’

    by Jillian Oliver September 21, 2018
    by Jillian Oliver September 21, 2018

    Most science fiction fans are familiar with this famous scene: astronaut Dave Bowman propels himself into an emergency chamber to board his ship, Discovery One. The advanced, and conscious, 9000 computer Hal has killed every…

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  • Reviews

    Film Review – Kin (2018)

    by Nick Kush September 3, 2018
    by Nick Kush September 3, 2018

    The science fiction genre is all over the place. On one hand, you can have massive, brainless epics like Independence Day, but on the other, there’s room for slow, introspective mind trips like Under the Skin or even 2018’s Annihilation.…

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  • Analysis

    Three Things The Truman Show Got So Right

    by Anna Scaife June 5, 2018
    by Anna Scaife June 5, 2018

    I had a bit of a moment this week when I saw that The Truman Show (1998) is turning 20. In your 40s, a song or a movie you thought was 10 years old turns…

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  • News

    A Look Back at the Predator Franchise

    by Chris Wager May 14, 2018
    by Chris Wager May 14, 2018

    Unfortunately, the first teaser for The Predator came out to mixed reviews, but the occasion does make for a good opportunity to look back at this franchise and see what to expect this fall in the newest…

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  • Analysis

    Planet of the Apes Turns 50 Years Old

    by Collin Willis April 3, 2018
    by Collin Willis April 3, 2018

    Whether its Curious George, King Kong, or Caesar, Hollywood seems to have a fascination with apes. In 1968, Charlton Heston helped usher in the next stage of this craze with Planet of the Apes. Fifty…

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    Is It Really All That Surprising How Audiences Never Quite Latched Onto Blade Runner 2049?

    by Stephen Finlay March 17, 2018
    by Stephen Finlay March 17, 2018

    It’s been a stagnant five to six months since the release of Denis Villeneuve‘s Blade Runner 2049. It’s quite evident that its impact has only reached a small esoteric union of film fans. It hurts…

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  • Reviews

    Film Review- Aliens (1986)

    by Avery Gray March 7, 2018
    by Avery Gray March 7, 2018

    After the resounding reviews of Annihilation, it’s was time to look back and review a sci-fi classic. Alien is often considered to be one of the great science fiction and horror films. But Aliens went out in a…

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  • News

    Why Rian Johnson’s Star Wars Trilogy Is a Great Idea

    by Trey Davis November 17, 2017
    by Trey Davis November 17, 2017

    A few days ago, Lucasfilm announced they have hired Rian Johnson, director of The Last Jedi, to work on a brand new Star Wars trilogy.  This news is what I’ve been wishing Lucasfilm would do for…

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