Sci-Fi Movies

Sony what are you even doing? The frustrating film company seems to have gone out of their way to make every bad decision needed to turn the infant Goosebumps franchise into a dead series. Full review inside...

The Predator is an average movie but nothing more. It's occasionally good, often mediocre and rarely bad. It's the kind of movie you'll probably watch it once and then never again. It doesn't try to recapture the magic of the original, but it fails to creature much of its own...

Ready Player One is an old school Steven Spielberg romp, painted with a nostalgic veneer that effectively hides its thin (and flawed) story. It's too fun to hate if you're the target demo, however...

A sci-fi with grounded visuals, unsettling music, frightening moments and a captivating mood, Annihilation is film for all old school science-fiction fans to enjoy.

Netflix shocked everyone on Super Bowl Sunday by announcing and then dropping the next Cloverfield movie on the same day. Now that it's out, ehhhh......

A humble reflection on a movie that everyone loves for how well-made it is, but means so much more to me.

It was a misunderstood movie when it came out 1982, but now, thirty-five years later, Blade Runner is appreciated for how awesome it is...

40 years later, and now back in theaters, Close Encounters of the Third Kind remains one of the finest science fiction stories told in the last half-century...

Cult of Whatever continues its look back on the great movies of 1982. Up next is the masterpiece of the Star Trek franchise: The Wrath of Khan!

Let's dive into the history of the Planet of the Apes franchise, and be amazed at the once-in-a-lifetime talent that is Andy Serkis and his Caesar character.

LIFE will make you think of ALIEN, but give it a chance and you might be surprised how sharply edited and acted it is, despite its feeling that you've seen it all before.

Logan embraces all the violence and bloodshed its character is famous for better than any X-Men film before it. It also rips your heart out on more than one occasion.

Joyless, boring, and focused on all the wrong things, Assassins Creed did everything wrong and ruined the potential for what could have been a good film franchise.

Rogue One retains the same sense of action and adventure that makes the mainline Star Wars films so great, while also adding to the mythos in all the right ways.

Arrival brilliantly adapts the short story source material to create a compelling science fiction film that is both brainy and emotional. It's a must-see.