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The Last Assassins review – shades of Blade Runner in dystopian thriller shrouded in silty-green murk

Athena Park flees futuristic marauders in a post-apocalyptic tale that looks handsome but very familiarClose to a decade after the year in which Blade Runner was set, that movie co...

RPG Print News – Blade Runner, Mothership, Paranoia, and More

Supplements for Blade Runner the RPG, Mothership, Paranoia, Achtung! Cthulhu, Hunter the Reckoning, and D&D.

Dark City: Studying the Human Soul With Dark-Adapted Eyes

Director Alex Proyas' love letter to film noir and sci fi is one of the weirdest, most brilliant films of the '90s. The post <i>Dark City</i>: Studying the Human Soul W...

5 Huge Sci-Fi Movie Flops NOBODY Saw Coming (& #1 Deserved So Much Better)

The sci-fi genre has seen the release of many classic movies over the years. This has seen sci-fi establish itself as one of the most consistently successful and popular genres, es...

What Makes Vangelis’ Epic Blade Runner Soundtrack Such a Powerful Touchstone for Electronic Music?

Why is Blade Runner so revered and referenced by those both inside and outside electronic music making, and how did the tools he used enable the great man? I have a theory... The p...

Haunting First Trailer for Callum Turner’s Cyberpunk Epic NEUROMANCER

The Best Sci-Fi Movie From Every Year in the 1980s

From Blade Runner to Aliens, here are the sci-fi movies that defined every year of the 1980s.

Hooded Horse's new spaceship RPG C-Beams isn't just a riff on Blade Runner - it's a "modern version" of one of my favour...

For many decades, sci-fi buffs have debated the exact nature of the "C-beams" mentioned by Roy Batty/Rutger Hauer in Blade Runner's legendary "tears in rain" soliloquy. Cutter beam...

In Theaters 44 Years Ago Today, ’80s Movie Fans Could See 7 of the Decade’s Best for $20

Three years ago, the summer of 2023 was abuzz thanks to the fan-created portmanteau “Barbenheimer.” This smash-up of the titles for Barbie and Oppenheimer became a cultural touchst...

The system is unstable in trailer for sci-fi thriller Hot Spot starring Noomi Rapace

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: The system is unstable in trailer for sci-fi thriller Hot Spot starring Noomi Rapace Focus Features has released a poster and traile...

Midnight Saturn Review – Planetary Detective Work

Philip K Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? – or more accurately, Ridley Scott’s loose film adaptation Blade Runner – has a huge legacy in science fiction media. The neon...

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Iconic 36-Year-Old Sci-Fi Was Supposed To Get a Sequel (It Became a Spielberg Hit Instead)

While one of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s best sci-fi movies was originally meant to receive a sequel, this Steven Spielberg movie ended up working better as a standalone effort. There...

Trailer for cyberpunk action thriller Kill Code starring Harvey Keitel, Tyrese Gibson, Frank Grillo and Franzi Schissler

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Trailer for cyberpunk action thriller Kill Code starring Harvey Keitel, Tyrese Gibson, Frank Grillo and Franzi Schissler Quiver Dist...

4 Cult Classic 1984 Sci-Fi Shows Every Gen X Genre Fan Still Loves

Image courtesy of BBC Science fiction became a massive commercial engine of American film and television across the 1980s, largely because Hollywood spent the decade chasing the a...

Apple TV Shares Mysterious First Teaser for Adaptation of William Gibson’s Sci-Fi Novel Neuromancer

The teaser certainly captures the look and feel of the novel The post Apple TV Shares Mysterious First Teaser for Adaptation of William Gibson’s Sci-Fi Novel <i>Neuromancer&l...

Rogue One Director’s Criminally Underrated Terminator Replacement Movie Is a Top 10 Netflix Hit

It’s not rare for sci-fi movies to debut and fly right under the radar in terms of viewership. It seems that only those made by big-name directors, or backed by giant studios like...

What's New June 12, 2026: Blade Runner, Bloody and Alone in Appalachia, Generic!, D&D, Fallout, Heart, Mad as Hell,...

by Bruce McG It's said if you climb the mountain, the mountain viscacha will answer any one question you have.Warning! There might be a language barrier.New releases at your FLGS...

Ridley Scott Responds to Backlash to His Sci-Fi Return Changing the Original Book: “F- Off”

Ridley Scott is one of the greats for a reason. His name is synonymous with movies that are insane in their scale, easily becoming pop culture giants. He’s the mind behind classics...

SF Diary Review: WILLIAM F. NOLAN & GEORGE CLAYTON JOHNSON: Logan’s Run.

WILLIAM F. NOLAN & GEORGE CLAYTON JOHNSON: Logan’s Run. The Dial Press, hardcover, 1967. Dell, paperback; 1st printing thus, March 1969. Bantam, paperback, 1976. Film: 1976, wi...

When Sci-fi Was Horny: “Logan’s Run” at 50

A look back at the dystopian whiteness of the sci-fi classic, now half a century old.

Trailer for Michael Mann's "Manhunter: The Final Cut"

Manhunter, Michael Mann's 1986 thriller, was restored for its forthcoming release on 4K Blu-ray and in theaters. A trailer is out. Starring Willian Petersen, Tom Noonan, Kimt Greis...

Watch 1995's Johnny Mnemonic before it leaves Netflix on June 30

Take the opportunity to watch one of Keanu Reeves's most unhinged performances in this cult-favorite cyberpunk film