Sci-fi adventure, family entertainment, and puppets bring a new level of fun to Sci-Fi Saturdays this week.
The plastic surgery of Seconds is crazy! It’ll take you face off!
“Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night,” have you set my books alight?
“In space no one can hear you scream,” has probably become one of the most iconic taglines for any horror or sci-fi film, ever!
Stop me if you heard this before: An Antarctic base is under attack by a shape-shifting alien…
Isolation, self-identity, and paranoia are all elements touched on in The Thing. And gore. Lots and lots of gore!
October is the time for scary movies, so this month’s Sci-Fi Saturdays films have a horror bent to them, starting with the original The Thing From Another World.
Put on your wetsuit and shrink on down for a Fantastic Voyage inside the human body!
Godzilla returns for his sixth adventure in Invasion of Astro-Monster which teams him up with Rodan to defeat the dreaded Monster Zero!
Coming from the French new wave cinema, Alphaville presents a tale of a dark future where love and emotion have lost their meaning.
Inspired by the US space program, Robinson Crusoe on Mars looks at a potential manned trip to the red planet.
The Last Man on Earth tells the tale of a lone survivor of a global catastrophe that must learn to function in a world where he is a legend amongst the monsters.
A Roger Corman B-picture that transcends the standard fare for similar films, X: The Man with The X-Ray Eyes creates a modern day parable.