Fritz Lang’s 1927 classic is a landmark of science fiction filmmaking and a visionary work of cinema that has inspired filmmakers through the decades, and in 2010 it was restored to its full glory.
Richard Kelly’s visually imaginative and intellectually challenging debut film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as an otherwise confused teenager in a world of mystery and imagination.
Tony Leung Chiu-wai is a pulp fiction writer by day and lounge lizard by night and Zhang Ziyi his showgirl lover in this lush mix of romantic meloncholy and futuristic fantasy.
J.J. Abrams dares to rewrite Trek lore with an origin story that chronicles the first voyage of the Enterprise crew with a mission that sends them into a whole new chapter of Federation history.
A monster movie adventure powered by creative kids, a love of movies, and a foundation of mystery and wonder from school kids old enough to make their own zombie movie on super 8 film and young enough to get so excited by it.
Carpenter’s witty, scruffy little science fiction film is a pulpy alien invasion tale turned into a piece of socio-political commentary that is still relevent and resonant. It’s also a lot of fun.
James Woods chases a pirate TV signal with brutal yet hypnotic S&M broadcasts and becomes a slave to the signal in the first masterpiece from filmmaker David Cronenberg.
