Carrie Vaughn explores the nature of adapting a novel to the big screen when she reviews Annihilation and A Wrinkle in Time.

This month, the review team doubles up to get iconic. Carrie Vaughn takes a look at Downsizing, a film giving a new spin to one of SF’s most classic tropes: shrinking. Christopher East, on the other hand, gives us a review of Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, the small screen’s newest take on the worlds of SF icon Philip K. Dick.

Carrie Vaughn reviews The Shape of Water, The Man Who Invented Christmas, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Reviewer Christopher East digs into comedies with a fantastical bent: Netflix’s BoJack Horseman and NBC’s The Good Place.

This month, Carrie Vaughn takes a critical look at Geostorm and the very idea of climate catastrophe as entertainment

This month, Carrie Vaughn takes a look at Blade Runner 2049.

This month, Christopher East turns his pen to some of the new television of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Defenders and Legion.

This month, reviewer Violet Allen turns his attention to two unusual science fictional couples, examining the pairings in the film Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and then in the play Pilgrims.

This month, Violet Allen turns a critical lens toward the television adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s multi-award-winning novel, American Gods.

This month Carrie Vaughn reviews Wonder Woman.