By Jonathan Klotz | Published 10 seconds ago One of the greatest shows in history is ER, a medical drama that created the mold for the entire genre, but after 15 seasons and over 300 episodes, the series came to an end in 2009. Ever since, different medical dramas have taken a stab at becoming … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 25 seconds ago Sci-fi as a film genre often feels like something from a different universe. After all, the movies with the most money behind them often end up being disappointing flops, and ones made with a much leaner budget often end up becoming cinematic classics. Because of that, we … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 25 seconds ago When Star Trek: Strange New Worlds aired its musical episode “Subspace Rhapsody,” it was impossible for most genre fans not to compare it to Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s musical masterpiece episode “Once More With Feeling.” That Buffy episode managed to combine insanely catchy earworm tunes with a … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 12 seconds ago For sci-fi fans, there is perhaps no trope more common than time travel. From Star Trek to Back to the Future, we are used to our favorite heroes and villains traipsing through time to either save or threaten everything that ever was or will be. This has … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 26 seconds ago If you asked the average jaded Star Wars fan what was wrong with the Sequel Trilogy, they’d likely respond with a screed lengthier than every opening crawl in the franchise put together. If you asked them what the worst thing was, though, they’d likely point to Luke … Read more
By Robert Scucci | Published 32 seconds ago If there’s one thing I love more than a good horror comedy, it’s one that’s made in direct defiance of Walt Disney’s wishes thanks to Steamboat Willie becoming a public domain property in 2024. Jumping on the opportunity to make a Mickey Mouse based slasher, writer Simon … Read more
By Robert Scucci | Updated 6 seconds ago What do you get when you combine the grace and elegance of gymnastics with the discipline and precision of karate? There’s only one correct answer to this question, and it’s 1985’s Gymkata – one of the most unintentionally hilarious martial arts films you’ll ever see. I know … Read more
By Robert Scucci | Published 12 seconds ago When I was 15 years old, I rented a copy of the Without a Paddle from the local video store, and was accused of not returning the title. Since I was the last person on record to have checked the film out and it wasn’t in their … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 26 seconds ago Star Trek fans these days often complain about the continuity problems caused by shows like Discovery and Strange New Worlds, but such complaints aren’t really new. In fact, various plot points about Enterprise kicked off a wave of fan anger about continuity changes, and those complaints continued … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 16 seconds ago On Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the title character faced many tough decisions over the years, but perhaps the hardest was choosing who her heart belonged to: Angel, the haunted vampire with a soul, or Spike, the bad boy vamp who reluctantly joined the Scooby Gang and even … Read more
