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If you've never seen the 1992 movie Sleepwalkers, which has a script by horror icon Stephen King, it's currently streaming on Netflix.
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Hoppers gives beavers the adorable animated treatment from Pixar, but one specific aspect of the film was inspired by Studio Ghibli.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine experienced a bit of a resurgence and found a bigger audience for one specific reason, according to cast member Nana Visitor.
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Paradise star Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall starred in a criminally underseen comedy that you can now check out on Netflix.
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The Watchmen film adaptation's ending is notably different from that of the original comic, but director Zack Snyder once argued they were basically the same.
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Hoppers might be the zaniest movie in the Pixar canon, and one of the film's most outlandish set pieces was almost even wilder.
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1982 saw the release of some of the most iconic sci-fi movies ever. Here are five films from that year that helped define the genre.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! makes multiple references to Frankenstein films of the past, but one Easter egg proves how smart she and her movie truly are.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's holographic cadet Sam has acquired some new memories. Here's how that happened, and what it means going forward.
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Roger Ebert had mixed feelings about Mel Brooks' 1977 Alfred Hitchcock spoof, High Anxiety, and he laid out his thoughts on the matter quite clearly.
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Not every movie needs a sequel, but we want more from this sci-fi monster movie starring genre favorite Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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George Lucas helped produce an advantageous 1985 biopic of a Japanese icon, and the film didn't have a proper release in Japan until 2025.
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Oprah Winfrey is considered a tastemaker for her book club, but she's also got fantastic taste in cinema, citing this historic fantasy film as a favorite.
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The Coen Brothers made a lot of great movies together over the years, but their 2004 dark comedy with Tom Hanks was a rare misfire.
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Since Star Trek launched its streaming shows in 2017, it seems like the franchise has become overly reliant on one particular trope.
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A disappointing concert featuring elderly versions of rock stars he admired in his youth inspired Sylvester Stallone to make The Expendables.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation's Wesley Crusher was involved in the death of a fellow Starfleet Academy cadet. But was it murder?
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In history defining science-fiction news, the Library of Congress has uncovered what might be the first robot movie ever made.
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Velvet Goldmine was partly based on David Bowie's life, but the music icon had some issues with director Todd Haynes' 1998 glam rock drama.
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Audiences stayed away from this convention-defying 2018 Western box office flop starring John C. Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix, which is a shame.
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Isaac Asimov and Frank Herbert were two of the most influential sci-fi authors ever, so it's no surprise that Asimov had thoughts on Herbert's Dune books.
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The original Scream wanted something new to be born and for the past to die. The new Scream movies, still being made 29 years later, won't let that happen.
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Scream star Neve Campbell appeared in this movie featuring a rare dramatic turn from Mike Myers, and then producers edited it into something inferior.
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In the eighth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, we see the return of a Discovery character who fits very well into the new show's environment.
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Guillermo del Toro still hasn't seen Pacific Rim: Uprising, but he has a pretty good reason for wanting to avoid the sequel to his own sci-fi blockbuster.
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If you're looking for a time travel movie with a fascinating premise and a stellar cast, check out one of Roger Ebert's favorites from the 1970s.
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Wolverine's jeep in X-Men '97 cleverly nods to the character's origins as an antagonist in Marvel's Incredible Hulk comic books.
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