Tag: sci-fi
Zack Stentz Talks Terminator: Legacy
We finally have a bit of insight into a lost Terminator TV series. Via Twitter, Zack Stentz (who had also been involved in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles as a co-executive producer) has released two pages of the pilot, entitled Terminator: Legacy, that was to be ushered in by 2015’s Termi...
Read MoreEarthsea TV Series On the Way
It looks like Ged may be on his way back to the screen. Deadline reports that A24 and producer Jennifer Fox are developing a series adaptation of the Earthsea novels written by legendary fantasy author Ursula K. Le Guin, who had given her blessing to Fox to adapt the books prior to her passing last ...
Read MoreNew Terminator: Dark Fate Trailer Will Not Stop, Ever
The machines rise again as Paramount Pictures has released a new Terminator: Dark Fate trailer. The latest in the sci-fi/action series that began in 1984, Terminator: Dark Fate features Linda Hamilton’s return as Sarah Connor, a role she hasn’t played since the last one of these that had any rig...
Read MoreREVIEW: Superman: Earth One – Volume 1
J. Michael Straczynski has been a popular writer for many years. His most notable is arguably Babylon 5, a show that redefined what science fiction on TV could be and ultimately crafted what was essentially a five-year novel for television. With the completion of his sci-fi epic in 1999, I often won...
Read MoreElena Satine Joins Cowboy Bebop
Elena Satine is going from the Miramar Playa to the Syndicate. The former Magic City actress (who also had the distinction of being the first live-action Mera in season 10 of Smallville) is set to star in the Netflix and Tomorrow Studios live-action adaptation of Shinichiro Wantanape’s legendary a...
Read MoreStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker D23 Footage Arrives Online
We finally have a new glimpse at the final chapter in the Skywalker saga thanks to some footage from D23. I had been hearing about the Rise of Skywalker D23 footage all weekend, but I didn’t think we would get to see it, as is often the case with footage screened at events like this, …
