CognAItive (2025) Review | FrightFest
Terminally online: Tommy Savas’ technothriller suggests that we may be abused, gaslit, manipulated partners in our relationship with AI
The Home (2025) Review | FrightFest
James DeMonaco’s care facility-set horror mystery opens a young man’s eyes to the needs of the elderly.
213 Bones: Exclusive trailer for upcoming horror
A gruesomely masked maniac targets a group of anthropology students in upcoming whodunit horror, 213 Bones. Watch the trailer exclusively at SciFiNow…
Cinema WIN two tickets to see Transcending Dimensions at FrightFest 2025!
SciFiNow and FrightFest team up to offer you the chance to win a pair of tickets to the Main Screen premiere of Transcending Dimensions.
25th Trieste Science+Fiction Festival unveils poster by Spider-Man artist Sara Pichelli
The Trieste Science+Fiction Festival returns this winter to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a dynamic program of cinema, literature, gaming, and technology—plus a striking official poster by Spider-Man co-creator Sara Pichelli.
Foreigner (2025) review at Fantasia: A story of the divided identity
Ava Maria Safai’s genre-blurring horror sees an Iranian teenager struggling with her own (id)entity clash while coming of age in Canada. Our review of Foreigner from Fantasia…
Screams, premieres and carnage: FrightFest 2025
FrightFest is back in London this summer! Find out some of our top picks from this year’s line-up plus what’s showing when and how to buy tickets…
Lucca Comics & Games unveils cultural collaboration at Expo 2025 Osaka
Lucca Comics & Games has launched its cultural programme at Expo 2025 Osaka, showcasing Italian creativity and its ties with Japanese pop culture at the Italian Pavilion.
Influencers (2025) review at Fantasia: Murderous hunting trips in foreign lands
Kurtis David Harder’s serial-killing cyberthriller sequel pits a chameleonic psychopath against a surviving victim in a digital world.
Hellcat (2025) review at Fantasia: A psychological journey
Writer/director Brock Bodell’s feature debut traps a young woman in a trailer, in grief, and in an established horror subgenre. Our review from Fantasia film festival.
Transcending Dimensions (2025) review at Fantasia: A psychonautic journey
Toshiaki Toyoda’s strange, ritualised spirit war chronicle transports characters and viewers to inner and outer space. Our review of Transcending Dimensions from Fantasia film festival…
Mother of Flies (2025) review at Fantasia: A haunting mystery
Sympathetic magic: the Adams-Poser family’s witchy tale of loss, death and faith healing makes the woods a timeless zone of mystery and miracle. Our review of Mother of Flies from Fantasia…
The Serpent’s Skin (2025) review at Fantasia 2025
Poppers for Scanners: Alice Maio Mackay’s latest genre escapade has a young trans woman discovering her inner power and repressed darkness. Our review of The Serpent’s Skin from Fantasia…
Hold The Fort review: Suburban satire | Fantasia
William Bagley’s surreal suburban satire finds something monstrous and murderous emerging into a neighbourhood’s surface calm. We review from Fantasia film festival…
New York Comic Con announces first waves of guests for 2025
James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, Elliot Page, Simu Liu, Charlie Cox, and more are heading to NYCC 2025
Lucca Comics & Games 2025: Stranger Things, Pokémon and more
Netflix’s Stranger Things finale, and Kojima’s Death Stranding 2 tour make Lucca Comics & Games 2025 an unmissable event.
The Fix review: Breathing the air of agency in a toxic dystopia
Kelsey Egan’s sci-fi dystopia breathlessly imagines an accidental heroine emerging in a divided, dying world.
The Fix: We speak to director Kelsey Egan about bringing her underdog sci-fi thriller to audiences
Writer, director and producer Kelsey Egan tells us about her long journey to bringing her personal sci-fi thriller, The Fix, to audiences, which will have its UK premier at Sci-Fi-London.
Sci-Fi-London 2025: Line-up revealed for genre film festival
From apocalyptic futures, to manipulating time and miracle drugs, find out all the sch-fi goodness the Sci-Fi-London festival has to offer this year
Books Tomorrowland event publish fantasy books
Tomorrowland is delving into its rich lore to bring its fiction from the festival grounds to bookshops worldwide.
