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Star Trek legend William Shatner may not have a simple answer for why the franchise has endured for 60 years, but he tells us why it's more important than ever.
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We spoke with the director of The Sixty-Year Mission, which is playing in Regal theaters now, about Star Trek fandom and what he wanted to do with his new doc.
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The Cyberpunk 2077 movie is going to take a controversial approach to telling its story, and it's sure to have video game fans arguing on message boards.
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Netflix's The Diplomat is a soap opera show masquerading as a political drama series, and that's just the way we like it.
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While Paladin is an established character in the Marvel Universe, VisionQuest takes some serious liberties with the villain.
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Whalefall is gripping, moving, and earnest to a fault, aiming high to pull off a miraculous adaptation. Here’s our review.
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The Marvel series VisionQuest reveals that Ultron is still alive despite seemingly dying at the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron. But how?
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There's something deeper, richer, and altogether more emotional going on beneath the surface of VisionQuest. Here's our review.
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Hugh Howey, the author of the Silo books, has three ideas for possible spin-offs of the Apple TV adaptation, and all three sound good to us.
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Brad Bird's new animated film Ray Gunn seamlessly blends crime noir with classic sci-fi and brings out the best of both. Here's our review.
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Join us live from NYCC 2026 as we share every major moment and reveal from the Marvel Television panel.
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Slow Horses is close to running into the Game of Thrones problem of running out of source material to adapt. But things should work out okay.
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The Social Reckoning is being marketed as a spiritual successor to The Social Network, but that's more than a bit misleading.
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Everything old is new again, with Michael Bay now gearing up to direct a new Transformers movie produced by Steven Spielberg.
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Science fiction has been great in 2026. Here are the five best sci-fi TV shows of the year so far, from superheroes to alternate timeline astronauts and beyond.
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One suspects Silo author Hugh Howey has a bit of a soft spot for outwardly gruff, off-putting characters with a heart of gold in the TV adaptation of his books.
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Tony Gilroy's Behemoth! features Pedro Pascal's most complex role -- and best performance -- to date. Here's our review.
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In the latest episode of Dark Matter, a bit of quantum entanglement theory fills in a plot hole that has been growing throughout Season 2.
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According to directors Anthony and Joe Russo, Loki's appearance in Avengers Endgame: Encore lays the foundation for his role in Avengers: Doomsday.
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Paper Tiger is part Greek tragedy, part Hitchcockian thriller, part cautionary tale, and another James Gray masterwork. Here’s our review.
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Godzilla Minus Zero aims higher, dreams bigger, and branches out even wider than Godzilla Minus One, but there's a catch. Here's our review.
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Dark Matter Season 2 contains a poignant reference to J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring. Here's how the LOTR reference fits into this show.
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The latest episode of Apple TV's Dark Matter takes a fascinating creative swing — and along the way, it adapts a tragic moment from the original sci-fi novel.
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Characters from Star Trek: The Animated Series make their live-action debut in the Season 4 finale of Strange New Worlds.
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You've heard of black holes, but Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 features a white hole, too. Is that scientifically accurate, or made up? Let's explore.
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In a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, Slow Horses Season 6 pays homage to The Wire, arguably the greatest HBO series ever.
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Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, starring Mahershala Ali, grabs your attention immediately and never lets go. Here’s our review.
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