How Realistic Are Robots In Movies Like Terminator And Ex Machina?
Robots: how do they work?
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Gattaca's Tight Budget Meant They Had To Get Creative
Small budgets are indeed the mother of invention. -
Alien: Covenant Took Ridley Scott Back To His Practical Roots
You just can't beat practical effects. -
The Original Elvis Opening Scene Involved Tom Hanks Floating In Space [Exclusive]
'He was floating in space at one point and floating in the middle of a Vegas strip at other points.' -
5 Science Fiction Horror Movies To Watch After This Week's Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
If you liked this week's episode, then these movies are for you. -
A Particularly Tough Matrix Stunt Nearly Took Carrie-Anne Moss Out Of Commission
Carrie-Anne Moss had to overcome her fear of performing the death-defying stunts that make The Matrix films so surreal, and so exciting. -
Steven Spielberg's True Influence On Color Out Of Space
Color Out of Space, Richard Stanley's first feature film in 20 years, takes inspiration from Steven Spielberg's sci-fi movies. -
The Matrix's Massive Influence Made It Tricky To Write Resurrections
The meta, self-referential nature of The Matrix only made it harder for Lana Wachowski and her co-writers to create a sequel worthy of the franchise. -
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All Eight Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movies, Ranked
Here are all eight of director Steven Spielberg's science fiction movies, ranked from best to worst. -
Terry Gilliam Bet His Career On Keeping 12 Monkeys Under Budget
Constraints can be freeing. It's a shame Gilliam didn't surrender to them more often. -
Nightbitch: Everything We Know So Far About The Amy Adams Horror Comedy
We're looking forward to this. -
Jean-Claude Van Damme's Predator Casting Was Doomed From Day One
Jean-Claude Van Damme was originally cast to play the alien in 1987's Predator — but alas, it was not meant to be. -
The Screams Of The Goats In Thor: Love And Thunder Come From EDM Songs — Or Maybe Taika Waititi
The sounds of the Thor: Love and Thunder goats probably came from the GOAT of EDM. -
Blade Runner's Rachael Was An Homage To A Golden Age Hollywood Star
Blade Runner director Ridley Scott called for a complete redesign of Sean Young's hair and make-up on the first day of production. -
Tales From The Box Office: In 1982, E.T. Buried Blade Runner And The Thing
Forgot DNA-replicating monstrosities and rogue androids: the real sci-fi threat of summer 1982 was E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. -
Blade Runner Had A Brilliantly Simple Solution For Putting The Shine In Replicants' Eyes
It took some creativity to get the glint to appear. -
Every Alternate Death Scene For Alien's Lambert Explained
From decapitation to immolation, here are the many ways Lambert died in earlier drafts of Alien's script. -
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The Secrets Behind The Alien Language In Arrival
Arrival is one of the smartest movies about aliens in recent years, and a big reason is the scientific grounding of the film's alien language. -
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Even Blade Runner 2049's Simplest Scenes Required Some VFX Wizardry
Blade Runner 2049 wowed audiences with its visual effects, but some of the most impressive VFX achievements are the ones you can't see. -
Sci-Fi Movie Deaths No One Saw Coming
These sci-fi flicks shocked audiences by dropping the hammer on beloved characters in cruel and unusual ways. -
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The Internet Was The Biggest Enemy Of Dune's Design Team
To Denis Villeneuve, the internet was the mind killer. -
If Dune's Costumes Weren't Right, Nothing Else Was Going To Work
Dune's costume helped the film's distant future feel lived-in and ancient.
