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.
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.
Twelve action and fighting films that feel tailored for fans of Mortal Kombat, from classic grindhouse brawls to anime and modern CGI showdowns, each echoing, inspiring, or celebrating the spirit of this franchise. With trailers and info.
Ten films by the lovecraftian master Stuart Gordon an American filmmaker, director, screenwriter, and playwright known for being a huge H.P. Lovecraft fan, his significant contributions to the horror genre and his ventures into sci-fi and film noir.
Nine movie gems from Cannon Films, works that, to a greater or lesser degree, became synonymous with that era — one so full of ballsy, defiant heroism, dramatic tension, and no-frills action, the way it should always be.
The history of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, one of the biggest pop culture phenomena that, created in the late 1980s, continues to span the ages, capturing the hearts of generations and inspiring products, official or fan-made, everywhere.
The Arrowhead Project— the top-secret military experiment from Stephen King’s The Mist — explained, detailing what it supposedly unleashed on the people in this story, both in the original novella and the 2007 film adaptation.
This video discusses the Smurl Haunting, the true story behind The Conjuring: Last Rites, the 2025 American horror film that is expected to conclude the first phase of the Conjuring franchise. Note that there are no spoilers here.
15 iconic and amazing anime from the 90s, some that are hugely popular while others are cult classics, works that didn’t just entertain, but also defined the cultural power of this kind of media and set a high bar for storytelling and animation.
Ten gut-churning but aesthetically brilliant post-1980s anime that honestly reflects the message behind the works, blending visceral horror, violence, and gore with stunning visuals, elements used not just for shock but to deepen the narrative’s impact.