Atmospheric, easy to watch and oozing with Lovecraftian mystery, The Endless is proof that indie science fiction movies can be really good.
Surprisingly dark and graphic for a superhero movie, Brightburn offers a refreshing twist on a familiar story with an excellent cast.
Starship Troopers: Traitor Of Mars is a fully CGI-animated R-Rated distraction offering a lot of action, nostalgia, and space escapism.
Messy and superficial, Space Pirate Captian Harlock is a visually stunning CGI animated oddity you watch for that outer space vibe.
Using a lot of science fiction classics as inspiration, Alien Raiders is an effective and engaging movie with an X-Files vibe to it.
Simple and effective, The One is a fast-paced and entertaining blend of science fiction and action starring Jet Li and Jason Statham.
Set on a spaceship, Jason X almost feels like a parody but it's actually a fun Alien rip-off you watch for the carnage and campy one-liners.
John Carter is a science fiction epic set on Mars complete with warring factions, strange creatures, steampunk tech, and a fucking princess.
Featuring stunning cinematography, creature design, and special effects, Riddick is a predictable but fun version of Rambo, in space.
The Chronicles of Riddick is a fun space adventure, a predecessor of movies like Guardians of The Galaxy, only with a dark antihero Riddick.
Very entertaining and memorable, Pitch Black is an action-packed science fiction movie that's just too cool to be missed.
Ripping off every possible science-fiction movie in existence, The Adam Project offers brainless entertainment with a few redeeming values.
Toying with familiar futuristic concepts, What Happened to Monday will appeal the most to people who're not fans of science fiction.
Featuring a thought-provoking and engaging story, Predestination is an intelligent time travel movie not only for fans of hard science fiction.
Visually impressive, Revolt is a competently done albeit formulaic alien invasion movie elevated by ethereal Lee Pace and exotic African sets.