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The Breakfast Club is one of the most important movies from the 1980s, but maybe what would have made it an all-time great is a zombie apocalypse.
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Read MoreJosh Hartnett's "Below" tells the tale of a small town that's terrified by an underwater creature. Here are some more shows that "Below" fans might enjoy.
Read MoreIf you loved the two movies in the "M3GAN" universe, there's a third one that might not have been on your radar.
Read MoreThe police procedural is one of network TV's most enduring genres, but those fans with an open mind should consider these sci-fi shows with the same feel.
Read MoreSince the United States government has slowly released documents about extraterrestrial activity, there has been renewed public interest on the topic.
Read MoreThere are an abundance of movies and TV shows adapted from a book or comic book, but there aren't too many that can say they're based on a podcast.
Read MoreLoving "Ted Lasso" but wondering what to watch on Apple TV next? Here are five great original series that are also on the service right now.
Read MoreYou may have already forgotten about the sci-fi hit that starred Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried, but it's best known today for a lawsuit it endured.
Read MoreAs the name suggests, sci-fi stories are expected to be fictional, but some of them take inspiration from real-life events, merging reality with fiction.
Read MoreChristopher Lloyd will forever be known for his role as Doc Brown in the ever-popular Back to the Future trilogy, but he has played other roles.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter is arguably the master of horror movies, but he made a couple non-horror films and some were even remade for modern audiences.
Read MoreIf "For All Mankind" is any indicator, it's that grounded, realistic, sci-fi dramas have a big audience who will tune in every week for a new episode.
Read MoreFrankenstein is one of the most famous characters in pop culture, finding space in countless movies, but these films offer the best takes on the monster's tale.
Read MoreIt may seem unorthodox for an iPhone to be used in a motion picture, but these movies prove how well it can be done.
Read MoreThough it is beloved for its novelty, at the time Tron first premiered, not everyone was on board with its special effects.
Read MoreRoger Ebert had nothing nice to say in his scathing review of this forgotten dystopian sci-fi film from the early 1990s starring Jeff Daniels.
Read MoreWhen science fiction meets horror for a genre-bending movie experience, you get some great films like these.
Read MoreThere are some absolute gems on Syfy if you're in the mood for a good-bad entry into the science fiction movie genre.
Read MoreEven with a blockbuster budget and big-name actors, Netflix's post-apocalyptic sci-fi epic failed to impress critics and quicky slipped under the radar.
Read MoreZoe Saldana has been in a great many blockbusters and has surprisingly starred in a overwhelming number of science fiction flicks that are worth watching.
Read MoreA key tenet of Apple TV's Foundation series is psychohistory, the field that Hari Seldon studies to help shape the future of the Galactic Empire.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of Jurassic Park, these sci-fi classics from cinema history may be the perfect watch.
Read MoreThe National Film Registry is a group of projects selected by the National Film Preservation Board that best reflect "America's film heritage."
Read MoreAlternate history is such a fascinating genre for any medium because it lets audiences imagine "what if?" for various historical events like WWII.
Read MoreBill Paxton was in so many iconic genre films, including Aliens, Weird Science, Twister, and even The Terminator with a small blink-or-you'll-miss-it role.
Read MoreIf you only know late actor Sam Neill from his iconic role in "Jurassic Park," then you're missing out on some of the best films ever made.
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