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Apple TV’s Star City takes the hopeful space race and flips it into something darker, and more unsettling. Set on the Soviet side of the For All Mankind universe, the series asks what happens when national glory depends on fear.
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Features
Skynet woke up, looked at humanity’s history, and made a terrifyingly logical assumption. Humans fear anything that challenges their power, then maybe Skynet’s paranoia wasn’t a glitch at all. Maybe it understood us too well.
SCI FI
Before modern sci-fi turned alien mysteries into prestige streaming events, the Syfy channel delivered a sweeping generational story about UFOs and government secrecy, More than 20 years later, it’s still one of the most satisfying sci-fi binges television has ever produced.
HORROR
This is one of sci-fi horror’s most complete weekend binges. Across five movies, the franchise builds a dark mythology of vampires, Lycans, hybrids, ancient bloodlines, forbidden love, and endless war, giving viewers a full story with real backstory and gothic style.
MOVIE
Superman may have launched James Gunn’s new DC Universe, but Supergirl could be the real test. With Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El and a stranger cosmic story ahead,...
STAR WARS
The Mandalorian and Grogu is a perfectly watchable Star Wars adventure, but it carries the strange rhythm of a television season squeezed into a movie. Din Djarin and Grogu still work beautifully together, yet the story feels like it needed more room to breathe.
SCI FI
Some sci-fi shows do not just end, they get cut off right when the story is finally building toward something bigger. From cliffhangers to unfinished arcs, these are 10 sci-fi shows that never got the ending they deserved.
