Phil Lord and Christopher Miller turn Bay Area author Andy Weir's novel "Project Hail Mary" into a terrific science fiction popcorn movie.

The sci-fi flick raises the premise: What if the final phase of U.S. Army Ranger selection suddenly involved fighting a giant alien robot?

Overview:Disney+ Hotstar hosts a diverse array of science fiction, ranging from high-stakes space operas to intimate, character-driven narratives.The following ...

North Bergen High School did a two-night-only stage production of the 1979 film. With a budget of less than $4,000 and props made from recycled materials, students at North Bergen High School’s drama ...

The description “genre-defying” gets thrown around a lot these days – it is a convenient sticking plaster for any film or series that hasn’t quite figured out what it wants to be. That said, it is an ...

Gear up and stay frosty. The Colonial Marines are officially assembling for a mission that science fiction fans won't want to miss. On March 10, 2026, the Martial Arts History Museum will host ...

It’s hard to fathom that a franchise as storied as Alien hasn’t been guided by some stalwart producer with long-term plans to turn it into an inexhaustible goldmine. But, when looking at series ...

‘Every role I do, I’m going to be a Black man first’: David Jonsson on winning Baftas, rebooting Alien and leaving TV’s hottest show ...