science fiction
The Knowing and the Victory of Magical Thinking
James Ward Byrkit on the mysterious intuition that has guided him, from anticipating earthquakes to creating his new TV show, Shatter Belt.
Three Great Things: Ethan Suplee
The fan-favorite character actor, who can currently be seen in God is a Bullet, on family time, sci-fi trilogies and Italian food.
Three Great Things: Adam Conover
The creator and host of The G Word with Adam Conover, which debuts May 19 on Netflix, shares some of his favorite stuff in life.
“White People Stuff” and the Evolution of Black Fandom
Screenwriter B. Dave Walters, the filmmaker of the upcoming doc Dear America, from a Black Guy, looks back on his journey as a Black geek.
The Way We Get By: David Cross on Battlestar Galactica
Patton Oswalt recommended it to him years ago, and now David Cross is recommending it to you.
My Problems with Picard
Director and longtime Star Trek fan Aaron Katz struggles with the sci-fi franchise's latest offering, but isn’t ready to give up on it yet.
The Sci-Fi That Ignited My Brain
The comedian and animator (who loves live-action movies) explains how his childhood passion for sci-fi and fantasy fueled his latest creative project.
Falling in Love With Ursula K. Le Guin
Parsing (and writing songs about) her beautiful, strange worlds and "magical relationships."
My Wild Lunch with John C. Lilly, the Scientist Who Inspired Arrival
Stuart Gordon flashes back to the time he met with the interspecies linguistic researcher to discuss a sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
Alex Holdridge and Linnea Saasen (Meet Me in Montenegro) Talk Alan Taylor’s Terminator Genisys
Watching the latest in the Scharzenegger cyborg franchise prompts an unexpected viewing of the first film, and some realizations about action movies.
Jennifer Phang (Advantageous) Talks Robert Schwentke’s The Divergent Series: Insurgent
The director of a new female-driven sci-fi indie finds resonance in the second part of the futuristic trilogy based on Veronica Roth's YA novels.
Clay Liford (Earthling) Talks Andy and Lana Wachowski’s Jupiter Ascending
The Wachowskis' new space opera delivers "Chihuahua Face," absurd character names, apathetic supporting villains, and a retro '90s plot and ideology.











