Think Piece: Moonfall is the Silly, Self-Aware, Disaster Film We Need
Roland Emmerich has made his most ridiculous disaster film yet. It might just revitalize the genre. As “Spiderman: No Way Home” makes its
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Sci-Fi
TV Review: “Foundation”
“Foundation” creates a strongly developed sci-fi universe which coupled with a stellar cast results in a successful first season. A colorful and high-quality
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Roundtable: “Dr. Brain”
Sam Olsen from The Guardian’s Arts & Entertainment partakes in a global press roundtable for Apple TV+’s “Dr. Brain,” a new Korean series
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Film Review: “The Wandering Earth”
One of the highest grossing sci-fi movies was made available on Netflix, and you have probably never even heard of it. Recently, Netflix
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Short Tales from the Mothership
UC San Diego Library’s short fiction challenge provides an entertaining and entrancing celebration of science fiction of all kinds. It is still the
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Film Review: “Blade Runner 2049”
It is the year 2049, and a lone officer trudges through desolation, searching for truth among sand and stone. Ominous synth echoes and
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Film Review: “Alien: Covenant”
Horror films often require incompetence as a fundamental flaw that allows the story to progress in the proper direction. This isn’t necessarily a
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Film Review: “Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2”
One of the first things that stood out in “Guardians of the Galaxy” was its vibrant, cosmic-hued color palette. Along with a high-energy
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Film Review: “Arrival”
The deep empathy held for family is far from a congruous experience. A parent’s gentle touch remains a faded, yet warm, memory. A
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TV Review: “Black Mirror” (Season 3)
With the rise of social media, virtual reality and other novelties of the 21st century, the human condition is inextricably linked with technology
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