Cert 18 | 116–101 mins | 1985
5 Star
UK Does Cult Sci-fi
Arrow Video do us cult Sci-fi fans a huge favour in their latest 4K release, with Lifeforce the 1985 box-office flop. But it has stood the test of time with this amazing conversion, with great special effects for the time and stand out practical effects. With Sci-fi/ horror royalty co-writing in Dan O’Bannon (Alien, The Return…more
Cert 15 | 115 mins | 1993
5 Star
Boom! And The Utopia Was Gone.
It’s time to go back to 1993 and see the blockbuster Demolition Man, directed by Marco Brambilla (Destricted, Excess Baggage). This is his first feature film, in a short career of feature films, but what a Sci-fi legacy he has left in this twist on the dystopian future. Where all is fine and dandy…more
Cert 15 | 99 mins | 2007
4 Star
No Sleep Till D.C.
After fifty-five years, it was deemed time to do a remake of the 1956 film ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’, so in 2007 first time writer David Kajganich (True Story, A Bigger Splash) brings the story into a new century and shows its sensibilities. Directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel (Downfall, Five Minutes of Heaven) who has two…more
Cert 18 | 98 mins | 1995
3 Star
It’s all in the Eyes.
It’s Cult Classic time as we fly back to 1996s dystopian look at future America. Directed by David Hogan (Batman Forever, (Second Unit or Assistant Director), Alien³ (Second Unit or Assistant Director)), who takes Pamela Anderson (Lee) (Baywatch (TV Series), Home Improvement (TV Series)) at the height of her popularity, in this “Lad’s Mag” sci-fi…more
Cert 15 | 83 mins | 2023
4 Star
Do A.I.’s Dream Outside the Box?
From making music videos to doing feature films, director Mitch Jenkins (Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain, The Show) brings us a tense look into the near future, at the questions you should ask and those you shouldn’t, as the future of mankind is at stake. A Million Days isn’t all lasers and space…more
Cert PG | 77 mins | 1954
3 Star
Emancipated Mars Comes to Earth.
From the pens of John C. Mather and James Eastwood (Beyond Mombasa, The Scales of Justice), and the direction by David MacDonald (Law and Disorder, The Brothers) comes a British Sci-Fi cult classic in this black and white shocker. As it tries to break into the classics such as ‘The day the Earth Stood Still’,…more
