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1. Science fiction guide: (Guide); ... feature films you don't want to miss. Author profiles, theme descriptions and recommendations will be added shortly. SF and fantasy Awards and ...; Created on 27 December 2011
2. Blade Runner sequel and Prometheus update: (Science fiction films); ... to the article, Scott said the central metaphor of Prometheus is about a “higher being” who challenges the gods, and the gods don’t want to give him fire. “Fire is our first form of technology,” Scott ...; Created on 05 December 2011
3. Conspiracy Theories Meet Their Match With That’s What They Want You To Think: (Press Releases); ... that seems to debunk the first. It can often seem like a never-ending series of reasoning that leaves us wondering: Just what is the truth? In his new book That’s What They Want You to Think: ...; Created on 17 October 2011
4. Self Funded Futuristic Thriller “The Cure” To Start Shooting In Wellington, New Zealand: (Press Releases); ... so unique brings out both the good and bad in people. It’s an interesting dynamic that I wanted to explore and setting it within the action/ thriller genre allowed me to do so in a contemporary context. ...; Created on 16 October 2011
5. America killed Torchwood: (Science fiction TV); ... the Torchwood team on American soil (because he wants to?). It makes no sense in the story, but makes perfect sense if you’re trying to move a TV show to the US from the UK (in other words, it’s completely ...; Created on 22 August 2011
6. X-Men: First Class graduates with honours: (Fantasy films); ... films by Patrick Stewart (Xavier) and Ian McKellen (Magneto). After watching the film I wanted to rush out and watch the first movies all over again. This is a first class effort and should not be missed. ...; Created on 08 June 2011
7. What's happening with the Neuromancer movie? An update, three years on: (Science fiction films); ... a story of redemption, if you want to get down to the core element of it. I think in terms of how you approach Neuromancer now, post-Matrix, post-all the other films that have poached from it, in the 21st ...; Created on 25 May 2011
8. Kenneth Branagh’s Mighty Thor: (Fantasy films); ... that the movie is heavy on action and humour, effects and big name actors, but that’s par for the course these days. What sets Thor apart from the crowd is (for want of a better word) a certain weightiness. ...; Created on 19 April 2011
9. Book Review: Ted Brownstein: (Press Releases); ... in a society that embraces technology—his cyber implants compensate for eyes damaged in his youth. Komenen deeply believes in the Futurist Party’s philosophy, and wants nothing more than to live a peaceful ...; Created on 16 April 2011
10. Anima - A group funded Sci-Fi film: (Press Releases); ... about it? When you were truly touched by the story? When you were blown away and your awareness was raised to a new level? This is what we want to give people. We want to tell a world class story and we ...; Created on 31 January 2011
11. Paul Meehan on Close Encounters and Remote Viewing: (Press Releases); ... remote viewer to the target site that the spies wanted to look at without telling the viewer too much about it. As journalist Jim Schnabel writes in his book Remote Viewers, if a psychic spy was ...; Created on 26 January 2011
12. Review: A God Somewhere, by John Arcudi, Peter Snejbjerg & Bjarne Hansen: (Fantasy books); ... and he can do what he wants because no one can stop him. With the final threads that tie him to his humanity frayed to breaking point, he commits an atrocious act, brutalising his brother and raping his ...; Created on 09 December 2010
13. World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles: better than Skyline?: (Science fiction films); After sitting through Skyline, it's hard to imagine that I'll ever want to pay money to watch an alien invasion story again, but they seem to be unavoidable lately. There's the upcoming Monsters, J. J. ...; Created on 22 November 2010
14. The Exorcist remastered and on Blu-Ray. Do you dare?: (Fantasy films); ... different perspectives (Friedkin is, or at least was, a sceptic of the super-natural, Blatty is a believer), both wanted to achieve the same goal. “When I first read the book,” Friedkin observes, “I thought ...; Created on 19 October 2010
15. Proof that aliens exist: (Science fiction films); ... the footage was based on real material is pretty hard to believe, but it's not hard to see why a public who desparately want to believe may have got carried away with this elaborate hoax. Little green ...; Created on 04 October 2010
16. The Vampire Diaries: a series to sink your teeth into: (Fantasy TV); ... I wouldn't want to take the parallel between say Lynch’s Blue Velvet and The Vampire Diaries too far, but both do indeed peel back the layers of middle America to reveal something dark, dangerous and unsettling ...; Created on 14 September 2010
17. With Inception one dream is just not enough: (Science fiction films); ... just before the final credits role, there is plenty left to think about (and not just the spinning top!). This is a film you will want to see more than once. I'll be watching it again shortly. ...; Created on 01 August 2010
18. Goodbye SFFMedia, hello Science Fiction World!: (About Science Fiction World); When we started four years ago, the site name "SFFMedia" seemed like a great idea. It was short and covered all we wanted it to: "SF" for Science Fiction, "F" for Fantasy and "Media" for everything else. ...; Created on 08 July 2010
19. What next for Guillermo Del Toro?: (Fantasy films); ... He does reveal that the script he really wants to do started 15 years ago, which clearly rules out his adaptation of Dan Simmon’s Drood as that was only published last year. But I’d be surprised if Drood ...; Created on 28 June 2010
20. Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time - A remarkable feat of pure entertainment: (Fantasy films); ... paramount (well, they are in an ideal world anyway). Bruckheimer has said of his director, “Mike has a really wonderful palette that he paints from, and that’s very important to us. We want an entertaining ...; Created on 19 May 2010