Some sci-fi movies completely ditch the idea of an enemy entity to instead focus on human ingenuity and the consequences of technology.

John Carpenter delivered a masterclass in mixing sci-fi concepts with growing paranoia in The Thing.

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Directors Harrison Fishman and Dylan Redford discuss their HBO docuseries exploring neighbor disputes - a dizzying, sometimes comedic, and surprisingly empathetic study of our current social predicame ...

He went from being the east London boy who was expelled from school to becoming the Bafta award‑winning star of Alien: Romulus. Ahead of his prison drama Wasteman, David Jonsson discusses the pressure ...

Steven Spielberg returns to alien storytelling with Disclosure Day, a global thriller exploring what happens when humanity learns we are not alone.

The Kardashev Scale measures a civilization’s energy use. Comparing Earth to alien civilizations shows how far we still have to go.

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Meek was on the frontlines of the British invasion, writing and producing “Telstar”, the first No. 1 single in the U.S. recorded by a British rock group. But his work as an engineer would prove even ...

Science fiction movies are already meant to leave you thinking what the ending meant, but these five may have left you thinking about too much.

Whether they play with the genre's rules, push boundaries, or take a bold approach, movies like Scream and Alien will change your opinion of horror.

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