#sci-fi

#sci-fi

Elsa works at a care facility for elderly people and lives with her mother and younger brother; they are all stuck in the kind of limbo that comes with unresolved family mysteries. One day, Elsa encounters Franck once more as a voice. It seems that an alien presence may be able to return him to his home planet, if Elsa is prepared to help them out with a little favour:

StarRupture combines base building, exploration, combat, and survival mechanics, with players managing colonies on Aracadia-7 while defending against indigenous creatures and the dangerous talking star, Ruptura.

Fleischer has been working for MTG publisher Wizards of the Coast for 14 years, and for most of that time, he's been trying to make Edge of Eternities. His original concept was inspired by the classic Flash Gordon comics published in the 1930s and '40s, with an Art Deco style to match. "I had a retro sci-fi vision," Fleischer recalls. "People said, 'It's not quite right yet.' But I kept pitching it. I knew eventually we'd get there."

Chaos erupts after the USCSS Maginot, a Weyland-Yutani research ship, crash-lands in Prodigy City on Neverland, leading to a clash over its terrifying cargo.

Ice Cube plays Will Radford, a Department of Homeland Security official who monitors an array of feeds for terrorist threats amidst rising alien chaos.

Join fellow science fiction enthusiasts at the 2nd Annual San Francisco SCIENCE FICTION SHORT FILM & TV AWARDS Showcase Event featuring top short films and visionary works.

Alan Tudyk's extensive career spans both voice and live-action roles, captivating audiences with memorable characters in animated films and fondly remembered sci-fi shows.

Arena features Paul Satterfield as Steve Armstrong, a cook turned alien boxer promoted for his unique fighting potential against challenging extraterrestrial competitors.

James Cameron has crafted three films, numerous unique biomes, and a grieving smurf wolf pack out of the phrase 'don't touch that tree.'

Evolution and experience offer a variety of paths to follow, branch-points in the flowcharts that handle such input. Sometimes these signals come from conspecifics who have useful information to share, whose lives you'll defend according to the rules of kin selection.

The latest installment, No Sleep For Kaname Date, amplifies the bizarre humor surrounding Kaname Date’s obsession with porno mags to a point that feels both excessive and oddly endearing.

The film presents a thrilling perspective as tenants of a building are trapped, leading them to demolish walls in search for an escape and uncover deeper secrets.

Since 1968, Planet of the Apes movies have delighted hardcore sci-fi fans and casual moviegoers alike, thriving through constant reinvention and different film styles.

The film follows Ryland Grace, a middle-school science teacher turned reluctant astronaut, who navigates an urgent mission in space despite his lack of training.

A destroyed space station. Bloodied corpses littered around the hallways... the intriguing premise of Shudder's new cosmic horror movie.

Few cinematic antiheroes have captured our collective techno-anxiety quite like the T-800 Terminator. The exposed pistons, hydraulic jaw detail combine human anatomy with cold machine precision.

Alex Proyas' Dark City brilliantly intertwines simulated reality sci-fi with the moral bleakness of noir, showcasing how paranoia shapes our perception of reality.

Shadow Labyrinth merges the iconic Pac-Man aesthetic with a rich narrative, utilizing Namco's history to create a unique sci-fi universe.

Let me start with something I like. Borderlands 4 is a vast, beautiful sci-fi game... Exploration, the hunt for quirky optional fights or hidden (hopefully red) chests has been greatly enhanced.

I think mine was pretty damn good, and I think Jim's was good, and I have to say the rest were not very good. And I thought, 'Fuck, that's the end of a franchise which should be as important as bloody Star Trek or Star Wars.'

One Man Army NYC is set to showcase a unique screening of sci-fi and satirical shorts titled WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY: Strange Future, catering to genre enthusiasts.