Star Wars only comes in at number 9 on the ranking, while the rest of the list is filled with dystopian nightmares, space ...

The 1999 film also introduced the “bullet time” effect, which uses a rig of cameras to create slow-motion, and 360-degree action, changing the visual language of sci-fi and action cinema forever.

or a sign as to where existing tech could go next. But you may be surprised to know that a good swath of what may seem like sci-fi actually exists in one form or another today. Sure, we’ve yet ...

In the second of our series spanning classic sci-fi TV series through the decades that began with the best TV shows of the 1950s, here’s a nostalgic compendium of 10 stellar shows from the ...

By Frank Scheck Subtlety is on short display in the new Telugu-language sci-fi fantasy epic that borrows from so many similarly-themed predecessors that the film could be shown at copyright lawyer ...