Back in the summer 2005, I put up a tent in front of the Edwards Mira Mesa theater in San Diego to camp out for Revenge of the Sith for about a week. This was for a couple of reasons. For one, it was going to be the final Star Wars movie. As someone who literally grew up with Star Wars and had made the Skywalker Ranch pilgrimage, camping out in front of a theater for a week was the perfect way for... more.

Recently, LOST's David Lindelof told Rolling Stone that Episode VII would be the biggest event movie in modern cinema history, with the hype being twice what we saw with Episode I. Anyone old enough to remember 1998/1999 would remember that the hype for that movie was stratospheric, so it's almost hard to imagine a movie being hyped even more. There is a reason why he says that, and we counted f... more.

The final Twilight "movie" comes out in theaters this weekend, and that means very shortly our long nightmare will end. Soon, screaming teenaged girls will no longer ruin our eardrums when the trailer plays in front of a movie we actually paid to see, and even better they'll no longer ruin San Diego Comic Con by camping out for Hall H a week before the Twilight panel began. Please do not give ... more.

In 1982 Ridley Scott captured our hearts when he transformed Philip K. Dick's short novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" into a motion picture masterpiece.  Sadly, Blade Runner was sort of like Firefly when it comes to fan momentum.  In theaters the movie didn't do well at all.  But 30 years later the film is at the top of many Sci... more.

Episode VII is a reality, and one that many fanboys are still coming to grips with. But now that we do know that it is a sequel as opposed to a prequel, it makes the fanboy mind race as to what we'll see in the movie. As it isn't like the prequel trilogy, where we knew how it would end from the beginning, the sky's the limit as to what Lucasfilm could show us in these new Star Wars movies. Here ... more.

When it was announced that Disney bought Lucasfilm, the immediate overreaction and spamming of the Internet with angry and snarky comments was honestly baffling to me. The reaction obviously came from a combination of pack behavior where one person decides it's a bad thing, posts something they think was funny, and everyone falls in to be funny as well; to a misunderstanding of why this is actua... more.

It's that time of year again. Urchins wearing masks will be knocking on your door begging for hand outs. What's a good fanboy or fangirl to do? Lock yourself in your house, kill the lights, and watch some geek-favorite movies on Halloween. Here are ten that that mix horror, scifi, or things in general that geeks like: The Nightmare Before Christmas Tim Burton's stop-motion holiday tale has... more.

It's no secret that director Jose Padilha's 2014 remake of the seminal 1987 classic RoboCop is certain to revitalize interest in the character and his world for a new generation. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="600"]more.

Game developers always try to make their game's "cinematic". The honest truth is that there are some people out there making games who actually want to make movies instead. When it comes to science fiction games, there are a few that are even better than the science fiction movies we get in theaters. If more people could make scifi movies as awesome as the five games on this list, we wouldn't co... more.

All of the superheroes from Iron Man 2 showed up in The Avengers, except one: War Machine. What was Rhodie up to while the rest of the heroes were saving the world from Loki in New York? Marvel will explain it in an Iron Man 3 lead-in comic that comes out in January. There aren't many details on what will happen in the book, other than War Machine's adventure takes place at the same time as the Ba... more.