Paranoia 1.0 marks the feature debut of American director Jeff Renfroe and Icelandic filmmaker Marteinn Thorsson.

The 1972 adaptation of Stanisław Lem’s book directed by Andrei Tarkovsky sparked a conflict between the two.

It’s definitely too early to render a final verdict, but already it should be emphasized that Dark Matter is a production of exceptional...

After World War II, American science fiction cinema experienced a remarkably dynamic revival, although the quality of the emerging films varied.

“Baby Reindeer”, like a devil whispering on your shoulder, doesn’t compromise, sticks its dirty finger into socially festering...

What is humanity? Can it be calculated, computed, or predetermined in value?

Monkey Man clearly draws inspiration from John Wick not only in its execution (several scenes bear a familiar resemblance, such as the nightclub...

Published in 1959, Stanislaw Lem’s The Investigation starts from an improbable, strange, and…

Ireland seems like an excellent setting for captivating true crime. We review “Bodkin.”

On August 23, 1946, in New York, the official premiere of Howard Hawks’ film adaptation of Raymond Chandler’s debut novel “The Big...