Oxygen Review: Mélanie Laurent Shines in Futuristic Thriller
Oxygen (“Oxygène”), director Alexandre Aja’s follow-up to 2019’s gorily entertaining, Crawl, gives Mélanie Laurent a chance to shine.
science fiction
Doors Review
Doors is a high concept sci-fi films that is overflowing with great ideas. But does it live up to its potential?
The Midnight Sky Review: Socially Distanced Clooney
George Clooney proves (again) that he can really carry a movie, but can't necessarily direct one.
The Midnight Sky Interview: Demián Bichir Talks George Clooney’s New Sci-Fi Movie
Our exclusive interview with Demián Bichir about his role in George Clooney's Netflix film The Midnight Sky.
Possessor Uncut: Brandon Cronenberg Talks Performance, Sean Bean, and Splattery SFX
Possessor director Brandon Cronenberg talks about personal origins of this mind-bending thriller, performances within performances, the infamous Sean Bean death curse, and the value of practical makeup effects.
LX 2048 Review: One Talky Therapy Session of Sci-Fi Ideas
No one can go out and practically every human on the planet is on a virtual call. The timing of LX 2048's release is uncanny.
The Dune Trailer is Here!
The first trailer for Denis Villeneuve's "unfilmable" adaptation of the sci-fi classic DUNE is here – and it brought some serious star power!
Westworld Episode 3.04 Review: “The Mother of All Exiles”
The latest episode of HBO's Westworld explores what happens when an android develops a messiah complex.
Westworld Episode 3.03: “The Absence of Field” Review
Like many of Westworld’s best hours, The Absence of Field mostly focuses on a crisis of identity.
Westworld Episode 3.02 Review: “The Winter Line”
The idea of "The Winter Line" is embedded into the episode’s understanding of how its characters are trying to escape from the obstacles and fortifications before them on their respective journeys.
Westworld Episode 3.01 Review: “Parce Domine”
After a brilliant first season and a muddled second season, Westworld's third outing keeps the mysteries intact, increases the thrills, and streamlines that feeling of deliberate confusion significantly.
Highly Logical Episode 031: Star Trek: Picard “Stardust City Rag” / “The Impossible Box”
In episode 31 of Highly Logical, Angelo and Nicole break down "Stardust City Rag" and "The Impossible Box," episodes 5 and 6 of Star Trek: Picard.
Highly Logical Episode 030: Star Trek: Picard “The End is the Beginning” / “Absolute Candor”
On episode 030 of Highly Logical – A Star Trek Podcast, Angelo and Nicole break down "The End is the Beginning" and "Absolute Candor," episodes 3 and 4 of Star Trek: Picard.
Highly Logical – A Star Trek Podcast Episode 029: Star Trek: Picard “Maps and Legends”
In episode 29, Nicole and Angelo break down episode 2 of Star Trek: Picard and explore speciesist arguments against artificial life forms, skepticism toward Starfleet bureaucracy, and Star Trek's depiction of age-related illness and disability.
Highly Logical – A Star Trek Podcast Episode 028: Star Trek: Picard “Remembrance”
Highly Logical returns! The podcast dedicated to charting the social, political, and philosophical issues that Star Trek explores is back and breaking down the series premiere of Star Trek: Picard!
