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NEW TEASER: Add “Infinitum: Subject Unknown” to your watch list!

10th March 2021 by Sarah Cartland

*** Read my review now *** A parallel universe sci-fi filmed in Lockdown in the UK, with Ian McKellen? Bring it on! Between the two of them, Tori and Matthew Butler-Hart (the team behind ghostly siren song The Isle) kept busy last summer writing, filming, starring in and editing Infinitum: Subject Unknown. Here’s the (very… NEW TEASER: Add “Infinitum: Subject Unknown” to your watch list! Read More

Filed Under: Featured 2, Trailers Tagged With: AAA, conleth hill, fizz and ginger films, ian mckellen, lockdown, mart butler-hart, sci fi, tori butler-hart

Crowdfunded Brit sci-fi gets end-of-year DVD release

20th December 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

Following its recent theatrical release, British sci-fi thriller, Invasion Planet Earth will be available on DVD in the UK from 30th December. The film, which is already available on digital, has been a 20 year labour of love for writer-director Simon Cox, who ended up crowdfunding some of its budget. Here’s the synopsis: “The film follows Tom Dunn… Crowdfunded Brit sci-fi gets end-of-year DVD release Read More

Filed Under: Film News Tagged With: AAA, aliens, british film, invasion planet earth, sci fi, simon cox

Whisper it, first look image for A Quiet Place: Part II released

18th December 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

The sequel to the smash hit sci-fi horror A Quiet Place – that tiptoed onto our screens in 2018 – is due out in the UK and US on 20 March 2020, and Paramount Pictures have released an image from the upcoming movie. The picture shows Millicent Simmonds as Regan Abbott, Noah Jupe as her brother Marcus… Whisper it, first look image for A Quiet Place: Part II released Read More

Filed Under: Film News Tagged With: a quiet place 2, AAA, emily blunt, john krasinski, millicent simmonds, noah jupe, sci fi

“ANIARA” INTERVIEW: directors Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja on updating a Swedish sci fi classic for the 21st century

1st September 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“What I never understood before meeting Hugo is that sci-fi, it’s a lot about philosophy.” Pella Kågerman Swedish sci fi film Aniara is based on a well-known poem written in the 1950s by Harry Martinson, who later went on to become Sweden’s poet laureate. Originally written as his response to the hydrogen bomb tests, directors Pella… “ANIARA” INTERVIEW: directors Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja on updating a Swedish sci fi classic for the 21st century Read More

Filed Under: Interviews Tagged With: harry martinson, sci fi, space, sweden

Chills and thrills in the official Freaks trailer

12th July 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Check out my Freaks review now *** This feels very much like an allegory for America in its current state, which is horrifying but at least makes a change from Brexit movie metaphors. Freaks, the sci fi thriller out in August, now has an official trailer to go with the teaser we got back… Chills and thrills in the official Freaks trailer Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: adam b stein, bruce dean, emile hirsch, freaks, freaks trailer, sci fi, thriller, zach lipovsky

Ad Astra trailers: the answers we seek are just outside our reach…

5th June 2019 by Sarah Cartland 1 Comment

*** my review is now live (slightly spoilery) *** …and you’re going to have to wait until September for them too. Sorry. Still, these trailers are a great introduction to the much-anticipated movie. I love trailers about space that have soaring music, and movie stars with fishbowls on their heads dangling off the outside of a… Ad Astra trailers: the answers we seek are just outside our reach… Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: ad astra, ad astra trailer, brad pitt, donald sutherland, father, james gray, liv tyler, ruth negga, sci fi, space, tommy lee jones

Freaks teaser trailer is all the questions

22nd May 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Read my Freaks review now *** JULY UPDATE: NEW official trailer for Freaks, check it out now “Any freaks who are running loose are illegal.” The unsettling aspect of this teaser trailer for Freaks is that it’s not initially clear who the title is referring too. At first it looks as if crazy dad Emile… Freaks teaser trailer is all the questions Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: adam b stein, bruce dern, emile hirsch, freaks, freaks teaser, lexy kolker, sci fi, zach lipovsky

Keanu’s cloning quandary “Replicas” finally hits the UK

18th March 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Read my review of Replicas now *** I can’t think of anything more terrifying to hear after waking up from an accident than “try to relax, you’re coming online”, even if it is Keanu Reeves saying it – but that’s what a previously dead man is faced with after Will Foster, a scientist more… Keanu’s cloning quandary “Replicas” finally hits the UK Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Trailers Tagged With: alice eve, cloning, Jeffery Nachmanoff, keanu reeves, replicas, sci fi, science fiction, synthetic biology, Thomas Middleditch

Another Replicas Trailer! It’s Almost Like They’re…

5th January 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Read my review of Replicas now *** Check out all three trailers, and a Replicas press junket interview, below (not with me. No, I don’t know why they didn’t ask me either) Cloning drama Replicas is coming back to life after hanging around like Schrodinger’s Movie for what seems like years. “I’m dead” says Mona, wife of… Another Replicas Trailer! It’s Almost Like They’re… Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: alice eve, clones, cloning, Jeffrey Nachmanoff, keanu reeves, replicas, replicas teaser, sci fi, synthetic biology

Mad Scientist Keanu In New Replicas Teaser

20th September 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

Read my review of Replicas now *** UPDATE 05/01/2019: A new teaser trailer has been released ahead of the film’s US release on 11 January. Check it out here along with the other two trailers. Mad Scientists, here’s a tip – if you’re going to clone someone’s brain it needs to be in a cloned… Mad Scientist Keanu In New Replicas Teaser Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: alice evans, clones, cloning, horror, keanu reeves, sci fi, science

Sorry Not Sorry: The “Sorry To Bother You” Trailer

22nd March 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Read my Sorry To Bother You Review *** Not sorry as this film looks like a hoot. And even if it’s not, any movie that manages to mix sci-fi and telemarketing deserves a watch. In fact if you don’t see it when it comes out, I may have to cold-call you under the pretext… Sorry Not Sorry: The “Sorry To Bother You” Trailer Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: boots riley, Lakeith Stanfield, power callers, satire, sci fi, telemarketing, tessa thompson, white voice

Keanu’s Replicas Trailer Is Batshit Brilliant & Can We Clone Him Too

7th October 2017 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Read my review of Replicas now *** UPDATE 05/01/2019: A new teaser trailer has been released ahead of the film’s US release on 11 January. Check it out here along with the other two trailers. A few cloned Keanus would keep a big chunk of the population happy (or just me – four or… Keanu’s Replicas Trailer Is Batshit Brilliant & Can We Clone Him Too Read More

Filed Under: Trailers Tagged With: bereavement, clones, cloning, keanu reeves, replicas, replicas trailer, robots, sci fi, science fiction, synthetic biologist

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