"Science Fiction" Blogs & Blog Posts

Esquire's Tom Ward argues that 1982's Blade Runner (with 1979's Alien—which is to say Ridley Scott) has defined science fiction since. Visually and sonically assured, intelligent and moody, there is much to be admired in Blade Runner. But why h...

John Carpenter’s The Thing is an all-time classic in my books. Sci-fi, horror, mystery, suspense, it has it all. Twelve men isolated in an Antarctica post over the winter. Having to deal with an unknown and unimaginable terror. The story really...

Jurassic World Dominion takes the DNA from all the previous Jurassic films to create a movie that doesn’t fly, doesn’t roar, doesn’t run, jump, or swim. It does manage to lumber from scene to scene, dragging out the action sequences...

I’ll try to add a little bit for everyone here. To start off I have a brief non-spoilery review of each episode. Following that, I grouped the episodes into Funny and Thought-Provoking groups in case you really only want to see one or the other...

There is nothing extra during, or after, the end credits of Men. The credits run for approximately 4 minutes. [/wbcr_text_snippet] Read the RunPee movie review for Men by Christene Johnson. Movie review grade: WTF We have 2 Peetimes for Men. L...

I saw Men last night. It’s been twelve hours since I was sitting in my seat and I’m still confused by what I saw. I was hoping for an epiphany overnight but alas, I’m still scratching my head. It’s at this point in my review I...