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Kevin Costner starred in a '90s sci-fi flick that both audiences and critics dismissed when it was released, but this now cult classic is streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreWilliam Gibson is best known for Neuromancer, which is being adapted into an Apple TV series, but he's a profound author with big ideas and dozens of novels.
Read MoreRoger Ebert was never awestruck by Steve Martin's comedy, but even he enjoyed the comedian's sole sci-fi flick. Here's the underrated gem we're talking about.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas will forever be the Godfather of Star Wars, and as its creator, he understandably had a lot of great ideas for the galaxy far, far away.
Read MoreChristopher Walken is no stranger to science fiction, starring in alien abduction movies, Stephen King adaptations, and even Dune: Part Two.
Read MoreGuillermo del Toro needs no introduction to science fiction and horror fans, making such greats like Hellboy, Frankenstein, and Pan's Labyrinth.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a zombie move that's off the beaten path, this might be the perfect one to view.
Read MoreRemember the iconic Donald Sutherland meme pointing angrily? It's from a classic '70s sci-fi horror film featuring a star-studded cast, including Jeff Goldblum.
Read MoreThe late Val Kilmer was a kind-hearted soul and an excellent actor who could never be outshone in any of his movies no matter how stacked the cast was.
Read MoreRotten Tomatoes is arguably the go-to source for the critical consensus on movies, and according to the site, this 2000s sci-fi effort is the worst movie ever.
Read MoreThis Josh Hartnett sci-fi horror movie is a star-studded treat that reimagines the classic "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" in a high school setting.
Read MoreThe title of the legendary TV show The Twilight Zone might sound made up, but it has its roots in a real oceanography term. Here's what the name means.
Read More"The Martian" was a hit at the box office, but fans have wondered whether the scientific claims shown in the film are accurate rather than just entertaining.
Read MoreIf you're in the mood for a zany 1970s sci-fi show, this short-lived television series was based on a classic dystopian movie.
Read MoreIf you have heard the name Richard Roundtree before, it was likely because he's most famously known for his role as the titular character in 1971's Shaft.
Read MoreDive into some of the most horrifying and entertaining films of the 1970s with this collection of must-watch alien invasion films from the era.
Read MoreWhen it comes to sci-fi shows from the '90s, fans tend to think about The X-Files, Deep Space Nine, and Stargate SG-1, but real ones know the deep cuts.
Read MoreWhen it comes to sci-fi films winning anything at the Academy Awards, it's usually for visual effects or musical score, no matter how great the acting was.
Read MoreA major Star Trek role was written specifically for a godfather of punk. When touring got in the way, this sci-fi substitute stepped in!
Read MoreWestern movies aren't made nearly as much as science fiction flicks, but the trick is to combine the two genres just like Star Wars and Star Trek.
Read MorePolitical paranoia, violent entertainment, and technology run amok fuel these underappreciated dystopian movies from a turbulent era in America.
Read MoreFans who enjoy watching an unlikely group of heroes fight evil forces while floating in space (and being really funny) will enjoy this Korean blockbuster.
Read MoreStarring Karl Urban and Vin Diesel, this sci-fi space opera from 2004 is part two of an underrated sci-fi movie trilogy that is worth a look.
Read MoreA chance encounter gave E.T. his voice to phone home, but you won't believe how this unique voice was achieved or where else you've heard it.
Read MoreLong before RDJ wiggled his way into the hearts of comic book fans everywhere as Tony Stark in the MCU, he had several memorable supporting and starring roles.
Read MoreJeff Goldblum, Peter Weller, and Christopher Lloyd might be recognizable names today, but before they starred in their respective hits, they weren't well known.
Read MoreKris Kristofferson is one of those actors that most cinema-goers recognize but can't quite place, and he deserved more prominent roles beyond Marvel's Blade.
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