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The best science fiction and horror stories are those which are not actually about what they are about. Written and directed by James DeMonaco, The Purge is being

That the discovery of the protomolecule changed the solar system is no longer a matter of philosophical point of view: beyond the political shifts, the military actions, the

There can be no doubt that Marvel have a plan. Following the steamroller of their cinematic universe, with four characters launched in their own films and their sequels

The fields of science and science fiction writing are traditionally looked upon as a male domain, certainly in the majority of those who have achieved a certain level

It began with a lightning storm in space, and out of that storm was born James Tiberius Kirk, but it was J J Abrams who took that lightning

The road to the silver screen has been a long one for Andrew “Ender” Wiggin, from the 1977 short story expanded to a Hugo and Nebula winning novel

The portmanteau horror is not new, a staple of Amicus Productions from Doctor Terror’s House of Horrors to The Monster Club, crossing the Atlantic to Romero’s Creepshow and

The continuing rejuvenation of the Star Trek franchise continues apace with the release on blu-ray of season three of Star Trek The Next Generation. Seasons one and two

Like his music, the films of Rob Zombie are not to everybody’s taste; while undeniably knowledgeable in his chosen genre, his films are unconventional and draw influences from

Published in America last September, this spring has seen the UK publication of this collaboration from Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross, chroniclers of the boundaries of technology and