Science fiction as a genre started out as a cult classic. Every mainstream show we know today, like Doctor Who and Star Trek, ...

More than any other type of television programming, science fiction shows are most often defined by their opening credits. In part, it’s because these shows are usually complex and require some sort ...

Sometimes October gets too overloaded with horror movies and it’s necessary to check out something from a different genre. Luckily, Netflix is a haven for sci-fi movies right now. The streaming ...

Sci-fi movies haven’t been as prevalent in theaters this year as superhero or action flicks. That’s why some of the most intriguing science fiction films of 2025 never saw the inside of a theater at ...

Not every sci-fi show requires a spaceship, but a lot of the ones that call space a home absolutely do. Spaceships vary wildly depending on the focus and the tone of the show, and they can also give a ...

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A band of misfits aboard a stolen planet-killing starship, the wild, weird Lexx is the best 90s sci-fi show you've never seen. What would Star Wars be like if Darth Vader was possessed by an insect, ...

Perhaps more than any other genre of movie, science-fiction films are a treat for the eyes, dazzling audiences with breathtaking special effects, fantastic technology, and far-off worlds. However, the ...

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It sounds like something out of a dystopian sci-fi movie: an imposing robotic arm flips and gyrates hundreds of feet above the open seas, while the puny humans bolted inside lose their minds at ten ...