The new adaptation of Hiroshi Sakurazaka’s sci-fi light novel feels like a tribute to the roguelike genre.

All You Need Is Kill is a visually arresting and emotionally thoughtful adaptation that succeeds through style and momentum, ...

'Alien: Resurrection' is the fourth installment in the iconic franchise, though later on more would follow, as well as spinoffs involving Predators Medicare update: New ID verification coming for ...

Cameron called the movie's early twist "the stupidest f----- thing" James Cameron has some harsh words for 1992’s Alien 3. In Aliens, Ellen Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver) is woken up from stasis ...

When ET phones home, it could be his last call. Contrary to sci-fi movie depictions, our first contact might not be with a super advanced alien civilization at the height of power. Rather, Ivy League ...

In July, researchers using the NASA-funded Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System survey telescope in Chile made an exceedingly rare discovery: a mysterious object passing through the solar ...

One of the downsides of our movie-mad filmmakers — the Quentin Tarantinos who happily plunder from cinema’s illustrious past — is that their worldview can be myopic beyond what’s up there on the ...

Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many ...

Ring in the new year with something bold and beautiful at San Diego's last art house cinema — the Chinese film "Resurrection," opening today at Digital Gym Cinema. Chinese filmmaker Bi Gan is not for ...

Sigourney Weaver revealed how her late actress mother, Elizabeth Inglis, tried to discourage her from following in her footsteps. Inglis was a British actress who had a successful stage career in the ...

James Cameron might be an iconic director now, but in the early '80s, he was a little-known creator just starting. His first film, 1982's Piranha II: The Spawning, wasn't great, to put it mildly.

Why can’t we just leave well enough alone? Oh yeah, Hollywood capitalism. If a movie makes money, we’re going to get another installment of the IP. Maybe not within a year or two, but at some point.