TV Reviews7.4/10
Better Than Us Review: A Robot’s Murder Sets Off a Chain Reaction Nobody Can Stop
A review of Better Than Us, a Russian sci-fi series about an android who falls in love and the chaos that ensues.
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Tag: sci-fi
Game Reviews6.4/10
Fort Solis Review: Dread Arrives Before the Payoff Does
A dead Martian station, a trapped engineer, and terror that won't let go — Fort Solis review.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
Pattinson Plays a Clone in Mickey 17, and the Comedy Actually Works
A man of many lives dies again and again for the sake of mankind, in this strange tale of labor, memory, and the colony world beyond.
Movie Reviews4.2/10
Stargate Review: A Million Light Years From Home, but Never Quite Back
A ring of stars opens a gate to a distant world ruled by a false god-king, in a tale of wonder and woe.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
‘Serenity’: Joss Whedon’s Love Letter to Firefly Earns Its Keep
A tale of a broken girl, a smuggler's ship, and the price of freedom. A review of 'Serenity,' the film that saved a dead show.
Movie Reviews3.4/10
The 1993 sci-fi satire that got the future wrong but the action right
Demolition Man (1993) review: Stallone and Snipes in a loud, weightless sci-fi misfire that scores 3.4/10 despite $159 million worldwide.
Movie Reviews4.9/10
Vin Diesel’s Riddick Returns to the Character’s Horror Roots, 13 Years On
Riddick review: Vin Diesel returns as the Furyan outlaw in David Twohy's lean, uneven third chapter — strong solo survival, bloated bounty-hunter siege.
Collider’s Ranking of 8 Miniseries Perfect From Beginning to End
A ranking of eight perfect miniseries, from an animated fantasy to a nuclear disaster drama, each a complete experience.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Chronicle: A Smart, Mean Little Movie That Loses Its Nerve
Chronicle review: Josh Trank and Max Landis turned a $12–15 million debut into $127 million. A smart, mean character study that loses its nerve.
TV Reviews8/10
Time-Travel Show Quantum Leap Still Works Because of the Two Men at Its Center
Quantum Leap, created by Donald P. Bellisario, ran on NBC for 96 episodes from 1989 to 1993, starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell — a durable cult classic.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Review: The Most Confident Star Trek in Years
A review of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, the Paramount+ series with Anson Mount as Captain Pike, running four seasons and 40 episodes through 2026.
TV Reviews10/10
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Star Trek Series That Treated Its Audience as Adults
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ran 7 seasons and 176 episodes from 1993 to 1999. Why the station-set series remains the best Star Trek ever made.