Category: Sci-Fi

Do Not Replicate The opening scene of Replicas sees scientist Keanu Reeves uploading the consciousness of a dead soldier into a robot. That’s Replicas at its most coherent. What …

Albert Pyun’s Predator Rip-Off After hitting sci-fi cult success with Nemesis, director Albert Pyun returned with Nemesis 2: Nebula in 1995, a movie practically unrelated to the first movie. …

Throwback on the Red Planet John Carpenter managed to combine bizarro ‘70s exploitation and blaxsploitation together in this goofy space flick. Scenes of suggested lesbianism aboard a lonely train …

The Lost Land of the Unknown World Seemingly without knowing it, Land Unknown stumbled upon climate change’s Antarctic origins. Its not decisive – Commander Alan Roberts (Jock Mahoney) notes …

“Jumpin’ Jupiter!” Citizens of a small American town, out west in Arizona, wonder aloud what the scientist living 20 miles out in the desert is doing. Post-WWII paranoia of …

Gloomy & Confused Apocalyptic Thriller Starring Anakin Skywalker A former soldier becomes obsessed preparing for the coming end of the world on the word of a questionable street preacher …

That Cute Little Bug Guinness Book doesn’t track the record for most stock footage in a studio-produced movie, although that record is likely still held by The Deadly Mantis …

Keep It Buried “Gods do not favor trading human beings,” spouts an incensed John Agar to his underworld captors, an early sign The Mole People is making a case …

Three-leaf Clover Two things will keep The Cloverfield Paradox relevant long term. One is the name, attaching the film to 2008’s Cloverfield and the equally great 10 Cloverfield Lane. …

Giant Bore-hemoth Steve Karnes (Gene Evans) opens The Giant Behemoth with a lecture on radioactivity, Karnes is worried about radiation seeping into the food chain, a result of atomic …

Two Minds Occupy The Same Body Bill Oliver’s introspective piece of imaginative sci-fi dwells on a curious condition for one man while eschewing special effects. Jonathan is about one …

Freak is Right The philosophical question of Time Freak is harmless. If, given the opportunity to do so, would going back and fixing past mistakes irreparably harm or help …