Godzilla's Forgotten Friends And Foes
Buckle up as we travel to Monster Island and explore Godzilla's friends and foes across feature films, video games, TV, print, and more.
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The Sci-Fi Movie Sequel That Over 14% Of People Want To See Most
In an informal survey, 14% of people wanted a sequel to this 1997 sci-fi cult classic. -
Star Wars: The Untold Truth Of Moff Gideon
It's become clear that Moff Gideon has a much greater influence on the established Star Wars universe than we imagined — both the past and potentially the future. -
Star Wars: The Untold Truth Of Fennec Shand
Ming-Na Wen's Fennec Shand is a relative newcomer to the galaxy far, far away, having made her debut in the season 1 episode of The Mandalorian titled "The Gunslinger." With her return in chapter 14, there's no better time to get to know the character. -
The Real Reason You Don't Hear From These Sci-Fi Stars Anymore
Few actors get pigeonholed more than sci-fi actors, which part of the reason why you don't hear from these sci-fi stars anymore. -
What Benedict Cumberbatch Would Look Like As Star Wars' Admiral Thrawn
The Mandalorian is quickly diving into familiar territory for fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels. It seems that Grand Admiral Thrawn is coming, but if he's been cast, the actor remains a mystery. What if it were Benedict Cumberbatch? -
The Nazi Germany Connection To Starship Troopers Everyone Ignores
If you think 1997's Starship Troopers was just a fun action movie about soldiers shooting up alien bugs ... well, to be blunt, you don't understand Starship Troopers. And the film's overt linking between Nazi Germany and U.S. nationalism only grows more disturbingly relevant every year. -
Star Wars: The Cat-Like Tooka Creatures Explained
Turns out that tookas have been in the Star Wars universe for quite a while, appearing multiple times in both of the animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, but this is the first time they've appeared in a live-action Star Wars property. -
Why The Matrix Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Ever
The Matrix changed the world forever with its brilliant script, iconic aesthetic, and unique approach to action. We think it's so good, in fact, that it should be considered the best sci-fi movie ever made. Allow us to convince you. -
Why Back To The Future Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
Back to the Future blew audiences away with its humor, heart, and time-traveling antics. We're not just fans of Marty McFly's legendary film -- we think it's the best sci-fi movie ever made. Hop in the DeLorean, grab your skateboard, and allow us to convince you. -
Star Wars: Everything You Need To Know About The Aqualish
The Aqualish species make their latest appearance in chapter 12 of The Mandalorian, "The Siege," looting the Armorer's lair on Nevarro. This isn't exactly out of character for the Aqualish, who have something of a reputation for rudeness, crudeness and unlawful antics. -
The Two Dylan O'Brien Sci-Fi Movies Dominating Amazon Prime Video Right Now
Dylan O'Brien is dominating Amazon Prime Video right now, with two science-fiction films he stars in getting a lot of attention and views. -
Star Wars: Everything You Need To Know About Dark Troopers
Color has always played a key role in the battles of Star Wars, from lightsabers to laser bolts. A natural question, then: "What if stormtroopers, but in black?" Here's what you need to know about Dark Troopers, and the role they might play on The Mandalorian. -
The Secret Star Wars Community The Mandalorian's Katee Sackhoff Joined
While many were excited to see Katee Sackhoff surrounded by real-world Star Wars characters in The Mandalorian, others weren't too surprised. This, they knew for a fact, wasn't the first time Sackhoff had been within spitting distance of Stormtroopers. -
Why Children Of Men Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
Children of Men is a bleak journey into a world ravaged by mass infertility. We believe its stellar performances, innovative camerawork, and unique script make it the best sci-fi movie of all time. Allow us to convince you with this journey into Alfonso's Cuaron's dystopian masterpiece. -
The Behind-The-Scenes Dune Moment That Shocked Jason Momoa
In an interview with Men's Health, the Dune actor opened up about a moment during production that left him so happy it almost brought him to tears. The experience involved a scene featuring Jason Momoa's character Duncan Idaho and Javier Bardem's Stilgar, an actor Momoa said was "like a god to me." -
Why Arrival Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
Arrival is a thrilling look at language, humanity, and the nature of time. It's so spectacular, in fact, that we think it's the best sci-fi movie ever made. Allow us to explain why, from Amy Adams' performance to the story's cerebral roots. -
First Footage From Disney's Guardians Of The Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind Ride Is Incredible
Are you a fan of Guardians of the Galaxy? What about an enthusiastic occasional patron of the most magical place on earth? Disney has just released a tantalizing first look at their upcoming GotG-themed attraction at EPCOT, the long-awaited Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind. -
Why Blade Runner Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
From its influence on cinema to that memorable monologue, here's why Blade Runner is the best sci-fi movie of all time. -
What Star Wars Fans Know About The Gozanti In The Mandalorian Chapter 11
"The Heiress," Chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, is packed with references to the larger Star Wars universe, but one of the most interesting nods to the franchise's past has to be the introduction of the Gozanti. -
The Solo: A Star Wars Story Callback You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 11
In Solo: A Star Wars Story, viewers got their first glimpse at the OI-CT, a piece of heavy construction equipment being used on the Core World of Corellia, home to Han and his outfit of interstellar scamps. Even better, Solo wouldn't be the last time that this impressive tool would rear its head. -
Star Wars: Who Are The Nite Owls?
This season of Disney+'s The Mandalorian has been a frog egg buffet of callbacks and connections to the outer reaches of the Star Wars canon. The latest episode of The Mandalorian, "Chapter 11: The Heiress," is no different, as it features Bo-Katan and the Nite Owls. -
Star Wars: The Quarren Explained
In the old canon, Quarrens were an amphibious species derogatorily referred to as "squid heads." They hailed from the oceanic planet of Mon Cala, home to both the trap-perceiving Mon Calamari and some of the most on-the-nose names in the galaxy far, far away. Here is their story. -
Star Wars: Bo-Katan's Backstory Explained
How did she come by the Darksaber in the first place? And how did she end up here? These are the critical questions, and Bo-Katan's backstory goes a long way toward providing the answers. -
What Sandra Bullock Would Have Looked Like As The Matrix's Neo
Digital Artist, apexform, who often posts what-if renderings on Instagram of actors dressed in roles they never actually took, imagined what Bullock's look would have been had she been cast as Neo. -
How NASA's Shuttles Inspired Disney World's New Guardians Of The Galaxy Ride
Imagineer Zack Riddley gave fans a first look at the attraction on Instagram. In the process, he revealed how the seemingly small but colorful paint touches of the vehicles' design came together with some help from the real and fantastic people at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. -
The Bizarre Sean Connery Sci-Fi Movie You've Never Seen
Over the course of his career, the late Sir Sean Connery played all sorts of characters. But there's one cinematic feat many may not know Connery pulled off, a strange flick starring the late Scotsman that you probably have ever seen: Zardoz, released in February 1974.
