A curated preview of twelve science fiction films of 2026, offering an early overview of the themes, premises, and creative directions behind each project. It is a film-by-film breakdown, with trailers and some other stuff to make things more useful.
A clip of Hard Drive Courage, the Courage the Cowardly Dog episode where, to save Muriel from a computer virus, Courage scans himself, Tron-style, into the cyberspace, when the episode briefly shifts into heavy CGI animation, a first for the series.
Andro Dunos, with its demos, cutscenes, and a playthrough of this 1992 shmup that resembles classics such as R-Type and Darius, while bringing its own concepts, such as the different weapon configurations system switchable by players in-game.
Christmas Comes But Once a Year (1936) is a cartoon by Fleischer Studios that combines early color animation with a surprisingly emotional Christmas story, featuring inventive visuals, gentle humor, and a sincere sense of compassion.
A bunch of attract-mode demos and a Ken playthrough on Street Fighter II: Champion Edition – Hack M7, one of the wildest and most frenetic bootlegs of the undisputed classic Street Fighter II’: Champion Edition. A nostalgic registry of this insane fighting game!
A nostalgic clip from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) set to Ray Charles’ classic song That Spirit of Christmas. This classic American comedy, full of outrageous situations and memorable characters, remains one of the most beloved Christmas movies ever.
Heatwave Holiday is the 17th episode of the 2nd season of Garfield and Friends where Garfield, Jon, and Odie decide to go in a full Christmas mode in July in order to “think cold”…and soon the entire town is decorated as if December had arrived overnight.
Eight underrated cyberpunk anime from the Golden Era, a moment when creators pushed boundaries, mixed genres and were unafraid of exploring themes with intensity. Each holds a distinctive place in the evolution of cyberpunk aesthetics, storytelling and world-building.
Demos and a stress-free gameplay session on Ghost Pilots, a 1991 vertical-scrolling shoot ’em up by SNK similar to Capcom’s 19xx shooters and a follow-up to Sky Adventure (1989). It puts players in hydroplanes against Axis forces during World War II.
The lore of Fate, specifically the 1996 demo of this unreleased FPS that was being developed on the BUILD engine — the same behind Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior, Blood, and Redneck Rampage. In text and video!