Director Richard Donner and his VFX crew pull back the curtain on how this cinematic classic was created. Vintage 1978 article!

In-depth look at Ray Harryhausen’s epic fantasy “Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger” from Cinefantastique Volume 6, Number 2.

A vintage deep dive into the making of Steven Spielberg’s “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”!

Vintage Cinefantastique article on the making of “Logan’s Run” (1976).

Classic Starlog Magazine profile of “Space 1999” Season One.

Starring BURT LANCASTER and MICHAEL YORK, the 1977 AIP version of H.G. Wells' "The Island of Dr. Moreau" is a lost classic of sci-fi cinema. With an all-star cast of Special FX makeup artists and a strong screenplay, AIP completed their "Wells Trilogy" (which included "Food of the Gods" (1976) and Empire of the Ants (1977) on a soaring high note! Take a deep dive into this forgotten masterpiece of sci-fi horror!

Most sci-fi fans are familiar with the classic 1960 George Pale production of "The Time Machine" (Rod Taylor), and the ill-fated 2002 Simon Wells production (Guy Pearce). The 1978 version of the "The Time Machine" (John Beck) has been completely forgotten. Let's take a look at this lost gem of 1970's sci-fi cinema!

In 2023, with a lack of engaging contemporary television options, older series emerged as the top content streamed across multiple platforms. Among the endless variety of classic shows available, selecting one can be challenging, especially considering the abundance of episodes.

In 2024 Hollywood will be seeing its fewest releases in 40 years. But film fanatics need not fret: there are hundreds of classics available on streaming services to satisfy your appetite for awesome movies. Here are 10 sci-fi classics—all from the fabulous 1970’s—that you can watch on Amazon Prime:

GALAXY ASTRA 1 is here! The sprawling, Retro-70’s space epic you’ve been waiting for!

Science fiction literature has been a platform for exploring the depths of human imagination and the limitless possibilities of the universe. Among the luminaries of this genre, Alan Dean Foster has left an indelible mark with his iconic "Humanx" Saga. Spanning multiple novels and short stories, this saga has captivated readers with its unique blend of interstellar adventure, intricate world-building, and compelling characters.

In the 1970s, the way books were sold and consumed underwent a transformation that cannot be overstated. The era saw an unprecedented expansion of paperback book distribution channels, with a focus on non-traditional venues like convenience stores, bus terminals, and airports. These venues brought books to the masses in an easy-to-access and affordable manner.