Science Fiction

Geekscape Movie Review: ‘Arrival’

Another stellar feature from ‘Sicario’s Denis Villeneuve.

Geekscape Games Reviews: ‘Stellaris’

Strategy / Science Fiction fans, you’re going to want to get in on this one.

Geekscape 409: We Get Abducted By ‘Venus’ The Movie!

And Canyon Prince drops by to tell us all about it… and he brought friends!

Geekscape 408: Celebrating Sci-Fest LA With David Dean Bottrell And Jack Kenny!

Sci-Fest LA is back for its 3rd year and we couldn’t be more excited to attend!

Horror Movie Night Episode 23: Zardoz

Based on a community vote the guys from Horror Movie Night discuss Zardoz

Horror Movie Night – Episode 15: Lifeforce

The trio discusses Matilda May and occasionally discuss Tobe Hooper’s Lifeforce

Geekscape 368: Learning How To Save Us With Jason Trost!

‘The FP Guy’ is back with a brand new sci-fi thriller… influenced by a popular video game!

Geekscape Interviews David Dean Bottrell About ‘Sci-Fest’ : The Science Fiction One-Act Play Festival Which Opens Tomorrow!

Sci-Fest is back with a stellar line-up! What is Sci-Fest you may ask? It is a science fiction […]

Geekscape 365: Sci-Fi Festivities With Tim Russ And David Dean Bottrell!

Time to talk ‘Sci-Fest LA’, what makes great Science Fiction and some ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’!

Saint Mort’s Nostalgia Nightmare: ‘Exterminators of the Year 3000’ Blu-Ray Review

It’s like a $20 Mad Max Fan Film and You’ll love every low-budget second of it

‘Expelled From Paradise’ Interview And Review

Aniplex of America recently wowed audiences by hosting the new and exciting anime feature film, Expelled from Paradise. […]

Geekscape 346: Loading Out With Richard Hatch!

The Battlestar Galactica legend sits down to talk space, hacking and video games!

Geekscape 329: Talking Sci-Fi Movies With Director Neil Johnson!

One of the most candid Geekscape’s yet includes Neil’s approach to indie genre filmmaking!

Interview With David Dean Bottrell About ‘Sci-Fest’ : The Science Fiction One-Act Play Festival!

Los Angeles will soon be hosting their first science fiction one-act play festival called Sci-Fest! I was able […]

Geekscape Recap: Almost Human “The Bends”

Almost Human continues its strong premiere season with its fourth installment, “The Bends.” The titular item is a […]

Geekscape Recap: Almost Human: Are You Receiving?

Almost Human is rapidly becoming our favorite new show of the 2013 season. Is it groundbreaking? Not really—but […]

Geekscape Recap: Grimm: “PTZD”

Another solid episode this week, Grimm fans. One that didn’t even feel like an hour (causing us to […]

Geekscape Movie Reviews: ‘Ender’s Game’

‘Ender’s Game’ hit theatres this Friday, but is the controversial film worth the price of admission?

Guilty Pleasures: Vanilla Sky

With the remake of Total Recall Coming Out Matt Kelly reflects on his favorite ‘What is Reality’ Sci-fi remake

Edgar Wright To Direct Paramount’s ‘Collider’

When Simon Pegg called Edgar Wright a “busy boy” he wasn’t kidding.

Joe Cornish Attacks the Book ‘Snow Crash’

Since his outstanding debut with Attack the Block, Joe Cornish has been searching for his next project. Now it […]

Geekscape 265: Marc Zicree! Step Aboard “Space Command”!

Marc also talks about his long career in Hollywood, his thoughts on Prometheus and his relationship with Ray Bradbury!

Ray Bradbury: Eulogy for a Time Traveller

In 1984, Ray Bradbury wrote a short story called “The Toynbee Convector”, in which a time traveller has […]

Star Trek TNG Boldly Goes to the Big Screen

In celebration of the July 24th release of Star Trek: The Next Generation on Blu-Ray, the show is going […]

Will We See Deckard Return In “Blade Runner” Sequel?

So, not too long ago it was revealed that Hampton Fancher (who wrote the script for the original […]

Book-Finding Website Provides ‘Happy Ending’

When I was a kid, I read A LOT. I devoured everything I could get my hands on, […]

Amos ‘N’ Anakin: Sci-Fi and Racism in the 21st Century

The sci-fi genre (including science fiction, fantasy, and horror) has a long history of unofficial equal rights advocacy. […]

Alex Proyas to adapt Heinlein’s “The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag”

Director Alex Proyas, known for his visually stunning work on The Crow and Dark City, has announced plans to […]

The Week In Geek: Star Trek May Return To TV, American Horror Story, Plus Vampires & Slayers

The Week In Geek Related News And Rumors

Guilty Pleasures: The Guyver

Saint Mort Defends why he loves The Guyver, considered one of the worst Manga Adaptations ever