Tag: Sci-Fi

After an intermission of years, Peacemaker returns not to the world it left, but to one ...

A voice recalls a world that has forgotten its own reflection. It speaks of a time ...

That Alien, Sound presents itself as a distinct artifact of American independent cinema, mixing the familiar ...

The world of Ben Rivers’ Mare’s Nest begins with a quiet disruption. A tortoise placidly crosses ...

In a television landscape increasingly crowded with high-concept experiments, Demascus arrives with a premise that feels ...

Redemption arcs in American cinema are often personal, self-contained affairs. A man wrongs his family; he ...

The Occupant begins with a premise familiar to global audiences: a desperate act for a loved ...

The opening moments of Alien: Earth are a deliberate act of cinematic archaeology. We are back ...

The film opens on a rain-slicked Kyoto street in a bygone era. A samurai, Kosaka Shinzaemon, ...

Sometimes a piece of media asks you to unlearn everything you think you know about its ...