Clarification: this article is not actually about BLADE RUNNER (1982). It refers, in fact, to a key line in its end credits sequence: “WITH THANKS TO WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS AND ALAN E. NOURSE FOR THE USE OF THE TITLE BLADE RUNNER.”
A prime example of Kollywood, or Tamil, movie madness that plays like some unholy combination of THE TERMINATOR, ROBOCOP and I, ROBOT
From a cinematic standpoint 1996 can be viewed as the beginning of the end on two counts
Looking back at the summer movie season of 1985, it becomes immediately apparent that kid movies were all the rage
A novel that reads like a Philip K. Dick potboiler with a hard science overlay
The future: civilization has become a sterile and mechanized drudge whose residents are identified by numbers and prize collectivity above all else
A 1912 novel that H.P. Lovecraft praised as “one of the most potent pieces of macabre imagination ever written”
What is there to say about writer/gadfly Harlan Ellison? Frankly, not a whole lot that hasn’t already been said
Comic book artists rarely ever make for good filmmakers–see this experimental sci fi reverie co-directed by the renowned comic book writer/illustrator Richard Corben
A most unexpected offering from Serbia, which isn’t known for elaborate animated science fiction features