The author of the award-winning classic science fiction novel, the latest read for the New Scientist Book Club, on the ...

Since Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror debuted in 2011, it has presented a nigh-on nihilistic view of technology. Heck, it’s right there in the name, explaining the darkness of how what we’re watching ...

In this month’s picks, there’s a reincarnation satire, some timeline spaghetti and a family-friendly end-of-Earth film.

More than a decade later, the movie’s message isn’t what I remembered—and it’s way more unnerving than I expected.

It’s hard to believe it was way back in December of 2023 when we first learned that Alexander Skarsgård (True Blood, The ...

With one foot in the past and one foot confidently in the future, 1000xResist manages to do something completely new.

Larry Niven's Ringworld won him the Hugo and Nebula awards when it was published 55 years ago. As the New Scientist Book Club ...

Paulo Rivera, a second-generation Guatemalan and a visual artist in Las Cruces, has launched his first art exhibit since ...

Science fiction can be valuable in the broader communication ecosystem, bringing science to the public and offering ...

Here’s how it works. Listing the best sci-fi movies ever made involves taking a journey through the history of cinema itself. As long as we've had moving images, filmmakers have been taking us ...

Sci-fi is one of those genres that lives and dies on expectations. Big trailers and bigger promises get people in seats. Most of the time, the setup looks amazing.

Sci-fi films thrive on pushing boundaries, but there’s a new player rewriting the rules of poster design. The problem? Striking the perfect balance between futuristic allure and emotional depth isn’t ...