Justin Benson’s Synchronic is a sci-fi horror that explores time travel through the medium of hallucinogenic drugs. It is centered on the concept that all of time exists simultaneously but… Continue reading "Time Travel and Drugs: Sci-Fi Horror ‘Synchronic’ Takes Us On a Terrifying Trip"
Mark Cassell is a UK-based horror author from the South East coast of England. Before he brought us such treats as Sinister Stitches, Monster Double Feature and The Shadow Fabric,… Continue reading "British Horror Author Mark Cassell on Literature, Lovecraft and Lockdown"
Of all the words that we reviewers misuse, perhaps ‘surreal’ is the worst offender. Too often it’s the first word we reach for whenever a film presents us with something… Continue reading "‘Peripheral’ is a Faustian Pact For The Internet Age"
Hollywood’s growing reliance on brand recognition has film fans at boiling point. Every week, studios befuddle and enrage us with their plans to remake, reboot, reimagine or re-whatever one of… Continue reading "Room for Improvement? 8 Upcoming Remakes With Potential"
We’ve known about the prospect of a fourth Matrix film for a few years now. Although it was always inevitable that Warner Bros. would return to the franchise at some… Continue reading "Keanu Reeves Has Read the Script for ‘Matrix 4’"
ReelTime Productions presents the seventh compilation of the long-running Myth Makers series, where classic Doctor Who alumni are reverently scrutinised by presenters Keith Barnfather and Nicolas Briggs. Briggs is famous… Continue reading "‘The Doctors: Villains!’ Delivers Unpolished Passion"
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus reached a rather big milestone in early 2018, with many hailing it as the first science fiction novel to reach the big two-oh-oh. As… Continue reading "A Brief History of Science Fiction: An Introduction"
Since its announcement, The Predator has been beleaguered by controversy. While initial reports stating that the film would have an R-rating filled Predator fans with hope, these hopes soon faltered… Continue reading "‘The Predator’ is Fun But it Can’t Escape its Offscreen Failings"
Guns of the Apocalypse is the thirteenth film from cult filmmaker Christopher Mhim, known for his loving tributes to retro science fiction B-movies. Written and directed by Mihm, Guns of… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Christopher Mihm on Dystopian Western ‘Guns of the Apocalypse’"
In light of the first sneak preview of the lovely Jodie Whittaker in her new role in the longest running science fiction TV show, Doctor Who, I and many others… Continue reading "7 Characters Who Prove That Sci-Fi Has Actually Always Been Pro-Women"
Drawing on a versatile pool of inspiration spanning history, science and mythology Denis Kornev creates art that breathes life into the most magical of fantasy and science fiction worlds. His… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Illustrator Denis Kornev on Creating Detailed Fantasy Worlds"
August has seen quite the boom in indie games. As summer draws to a close, we’re seeing numerous games hoping to launch by the end of the year. Pure horror… Continue reading "Top 6 Crowdfunded Games of August"
CTRL will be playing at Frightfest London 2018. The screening will take place on Saturday 25th August at 2:15pm at The Prince Charles Cinema. Tickets are available here! The first… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Harry Lindley on Techno-Thriller ‘CTRL’"
Mega Time Squad will be playing at Frightfest London 2018. The screening will take place on Thursday 23rd August at 11:00pm on the Arrow Video Screen and at 11.30pm on the Horror Channel Screen. Both screens can be found at Leicester Square Cineworld.… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Tim van Dammen on Kiwi Sci-Fi Comedy ‘Mega Time Squad’"
At this weekend’s Television Critics’ Association press event, Netflix discussed why we’re waiting so long for the next season of Stranger Things. Programming executive Cindy Holland confirmed the sci-fi hit… Continue reading "‘Stranger Things’ Delayed Until 2019"