Perhaps no movie was primed to be a video game more than Aliens. A bunch of marines with guns up against hordes of monstrous beasties? That’s a video game, baby. That was true for the first Aliens: ...

Science fiction and horror have always felt inextricably linked. This goes back to what many consider the first sci-fi novel ever, Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," which is also very much a horror tale.

The US government has been sharing more information about UFOs. That's fueling excitement over the possibility of the president announcing that humans are not alone. Twenty years later, the former is ...

The South Korean filmmaker Na Hong-jin has directed four feature films over the past 18 years. They're terrific, if not for the faint of heart. I still remember watching Na's 2008 debut, The Chaser, ...

Are aliens real? The Pentagon has released the sixth batch of files on UAPs, but there is still no official confirmation that aliens exist. We examine the prediction markets to gauge if and when the U ...

If you have watched a classic movie on a big new 4K television recently and thought the actors' faces looked like melted wax figures, you are not imagining things. One of the most troubling trends in ...

A boat carrying a large group of suspected migrants has docked at Newport Harbor before those onboard scattered among the surrounding mansions. Surveillance footage captured the moment a small boat ...

It’s no secret that Apple TV has become the go-to streaming platform for all the best sci-fi shows. The streamer has found genre-defining hits with shows like Severance and Pluribus, but it also has ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed in an interview this week that his government had prepared for the possibility of the US launching an invasion of Canada amid ongoing trade tensions. “I ...

Hope is the new sci-fi action extravaganza from South Korean filmmaker Na Hong-jin, but is the juice worth the squeeze? Read our full review to see what star rating we gave it. We Love These Films: ...

The Department filed complaints against Hawaii, the District of Columbia, Arkansas, and Utah, challenging their state laws that provide in-state tuition and financial assistance for illegal aliens.