Director: Duncan Jones Starring: Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey Genre: Drama, Indie Today, July 20 2009, forty years after the first (human) steps were taken on the moon, is... ...and there's more »

Director: Fumihiko Sori Genre: Japan, action, action, sci-fi Release Date: May 27, 2008 As interested as I was in watching Baldr Force EXE, I was completely ambivalent about... ...and there's more »

HE SAID There haven’t been too many science fiction films focusing on the death of the sun. It’s a bit odd, given the sun is directly... ...and there's more »

There are really two ways to enjoy tokusatsu eiga, or a Japanese special effects film. The first, and arguably the most prevalent way, is to... ...and there's more »

Let’s face it. The Zombie genre is, no pun intended, pretty much dead. Since the release of Resident Evil on the original Playstation, filmmakers and... ...and there's more »

Beginning with a barrage of bullets, debris flying everywhere, and a hard techno beat… Appleseed starts very promising. At first it seems like the... ...and there's more »

Perpetually oscillating between the disturbing, mysterious, perverted, horrific, explosive, meditative, surreal, hilarious, and introspective, Gantz is one of the most entertaining, and frankly, best animes... ...and there's more »

This guest review is the first from my friend Alex Candia, who actually submitted the link for the earlier Kikkoman article. A linguistic major and... ...and there's more »

SHE SAID: Okay, pretend we live in Riddick’s world. Like most sci-fi/action flicks, pretend the laws of physics and logic do not exist. So... ...and there's more »

SPACE KITTY BLASTS THROUGH SOME THICK NOGGINS “Possibly Maybe” –one of my favourite Bjork tunes and the best way to describe the experience of this... ...and there's more »

HE SAID: Well, it’s finally here. The Matrix Revolutions. The title in and of itself refers to the circuitous nature of the matrix, as... ...and there's more »