Like their inspired forefathers, several modern science fiction yarns utilize contemporary plights to ruminate on vital cultural conceits. Our society's over-reliance upon AI technology meshes seamlessly with the genre's explorative idealism, allowing adept filmmakers to digest this ever-changing dynamic. Netflix's latest sci-fi actioner Outside the Wire utilizes genre machinations to
Marcy (Siobhan Williams) has gone through some trauma in her life. She deals with it by drinking and although she would never admit that she’s an alcoholic, all the signs are there. Then one day after it’s her job to fire an employee, he comes back with a gun and
Leo (George Johnson) is a drug addict who’s in need of a fix and is willing to do anything to get it. He’s been through the roughest parts of addiction and come out the other end of it looking so much worse for it and this is where the audience
Ever since Mario and Luigi made their awkward big-screen transition (seriously, what were they thinking with those Goombas), video game movies have served as cannon-fodder for critics and diehard gamers alike. Between bad filmmakers' clumsy-conceived visions (looking at you Uwe Boll) and a lackluster understanding of what makes the respective
Little Fish: Review. By Alif Majeed. Sci-fi movies, especially ones where something causes huge worldwide chaos, has become a mainstay of the genre. An unexplained disease or ailment is affecting everyone but stops short of going full post-apocalyptic mode. There have been many classics in the genre and some terrible
