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In this week’s viewing: Odd Taxi forms more connections, Mars Red explains what certain people are really up to, and more!
Steve reviews a “sci-fi” movie from 2018, which cribs… er, steals… er, is loosely based on Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick.”
In this week’s viewing: ODDTAXI adds more threads to its tangled web, Shadows House reveals more of its workings, and more!
On a lazy Saturday morning, a young couple discusses their future, as one inexplicably tells the other that this is the moment that leads to their breakup.
Two anxious space couriers have to deliver an ominous package to an unfamiliar planet with unexpected results.
In a wild an inhabited desert, a team of rangers is in charge of rescuing people who got lost there.
This week, Steve reviews a book by D.G. Valdron about the cult SF series LEXX, from the late 1990s. He says both book and series are well worth a fan’s attention.
Crowdfunding appeals and a roundup of the past week’s posts.
In this week’s viewing: One more preview, some second looks, and a lineup for the rest of the season!
AI’s may not interpret things the way humans do.
A science video, a shrink ray and an ant problem, and these ants don’t speak Chinese.
If you’re a fan of Chinese action movies and Milla Jovovich, this movie sounds like a good bet… but it’s not. Only for the Jovovich completist. And maybe not then.
In this week’s viewing: Lots more spring premieres, and there are officially too many good things to watch this season.
Peruvian critic Fernando Osorio needs some help; new releases from Ediciones Ayarmanot, Cathartes Ediciones, Letras en Rojo, Pages of Foam and others; new issues from Axxon, Machine Combinatorial, Primero Sueño and more; new videos, events and more
Steve reviews the March-April F&SF and then the newish movie “Freaky.” Should you watch it? Maybe, if you’re younger than, say, 30. Otherwise… meh.
In this week’s viewing: All-new season, all-new shows!
A disabled robot war veteran finds its home among humans in the tender care of an old lady, and her hair salon for cats.
In a future economy subsumed by technological employment, humans continue to find meaning through their “work” — where the lucky ones get to show up to an “office” from 9-5 and live out their mundane workplace fantasies.
In a near future humanity has been forced to flee the Earth, a planet now uninhabitable due to wars and climatic turmoils. On the space station Explorer 7, Karen is now ready to deploy on the planet to complete an important mission: to restore mankind’s hope.
A time traveler takes a tour of “The Birth of Time Travel”.
Timothee is a story of a humanoid boy trying to navigate life in the northern part of Nigeria as he finds himself in a series of misfortunate events that come as a result of his past.
a post apocalyptic future where artificial intelligence has taken over. Singularity has been achieved. However it has not been favorable to humanity. Hanna- an Augmented human, and her partner are on a mission to rally with a group of resistance fighters
An old man, with a receding memory, pays to view synthetic recreations of his mother and childhood.
Earth is no more. A new generation lives underground on Mars preparing to begin a new life as the colonists of a planet which is being terraformed into a new habitable world.
In this week’s viewing: Wrapping up the season with three shows and no endings.
Godzilla VS Kong: A hot mess not worth a nickel.
Berlin Sci-Fi Filmfest presents the Australian Sci-Fi Showcase in association with Sydney Science Fiction Film Festival on Saturday to Sunday, April 3-4, 2021.
