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Color Out Of Space Review – Yet Another Begrudging Ride on the Nicolas Cage-Express to Camp-city

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Taking the supernatural sensibilities of H.P. Lovecraft’s beloved 1927 sci-fi tale and transporting into contemporary America, writer-director Richard Stanley overloads Color Out of Space with enough B-Film de...

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Two decades ago, the earth had a pretty decent sci-fi crime thriller in the form of Dennis Quaid and Jim Caviezel starrer Frequency. It was reasonably original and great entertainment. In 2016 a TV series of F...

Australian Sci-Fi Web Series 2121 to Launch on 19 April

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Resurgence Productions is proud to announce 2121, a bold dystopian web series starring Gary Sweet (House Husbands, The Pacific) and Briar Rose (AMC’s The Dead Lands), and created by Jenna Cosgrove with product...

Nekrotronic Review – Ozploitation Ghostbusters Has Rough Edges but Has a Fierce Desire to Entertain

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A few years on from their gleefully gross zombie flick Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead, sibling directing team Kiah and Tristan Roache-Turner bring us their second feature, Nekrotronic (also known as Nekromancer in...

Terminator: Dark Fate Review – A Worthy Sequel with Winning Performances

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November 4, 2019
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Directed by Tim Miller, Terminator: Dark Fate stars Linda Hamilton returning as Sarah Connor, now reluctantly helping a mysterious future warrior named Grace (Mackenzie Davis), sent back in time to protect Dan...

Ad Astra Review – The Search for the Unknown and the Unattainable in Space

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Directed and co-written by James Gray, Ad Astra stars Brad Pitt as Major Roy McBride, an astronaut dedicated to his job and willing to complete missions by any means necessary. When his lost father (Tommy Lee ...

Ad Astra Review – Yet Another Space Odyssey About Abandonment

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September 19, 2019
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Given the slew of movies focusing on stranded astronauts with parent issues, you’d be forgiven for thinking that people only go into space to avoid their families. As fascinated as filmmakers are by the dar...

Mac and Me Review – An Unfairly Maligned Hopeful Film

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In 1988, director Stewart Raffill released his follow up to the moderately successful The Philadelphia Experiment. Raffill’s career has never been one to garner awards attention, having delivered mostly genre f...

Life Review – An Unsettling and Horrific Sci-Fi Fable

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If there’s one thing that Daniel Espinosa’s Life makes clear, it’s how thin the line between fear and hope is. For the six astronauts on the International Space Station who have the task of assessing a sample ...

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We're back to take a look see at what great releases Umbrella Entertainment has for July 2018. (We are not paid by Umbrella to push these releases at all, we simply love their work and feel that folks should...
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