Japan Wants to Build a Solar Ring Around the Moon That Will Provide Endless Clean Energy to Earth No clouds. No night. No fossil fuels. Just endless power from a construction project that sounds too wild to be real.

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For Hallowe'en why not treat yourselves to our Sci-Fi/Folklore Horror - The Data Is Wrong. Now freshly on YouTube!

Don't forget to praise the data...

#DimRes #Welsh #indiefilmmaking #sfl48hr #SciFiNow #thedataiswrong #allpraisethedata #sfl48hr #scifihorror #folkhorror #halloween #spooky #praisebe

X-ray of deep brain stimulation in OCD by Jmarchn, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

Who owns a machine after it merges with one’s mind?

A woman got an implant for epilepsy in clinical trial, then was forced to have it explanted when the company recalled it.

But after 6 years, wasn’t the implant part of her self?

Not scifi. Really happened.🧠🤖📚

#FutureTech #BCI #SciFiNow #Booksky

Day 2 for The Data Is Wrong. Thankfully shooting in lovely weather. Loads of scrap metal laying around... best make use of it! Thanks Oli for the photos. ALL PRAISE THE DATA!

#DimResFilms #welshhorror #sfl48hr #scifihorror #folkhorror #SFL25 #SciFiNow #thedataiswrong #allpraisethedata #DimRes #SFL

Day 2 for The Data Is Wrong. Shooting in St Andrews Church which was an amazing location and we only knew we had access to it the day before. Thanks Oli for the photos. ALL PRAISE THE DATA!
#DimResFilms #welshhorror #sfl48hr #scifihorror #folkhorror #SFL25 #SciFiNow #thedataiswrong #allpraisethedata

The Data Is Wrong (Sci-Fi London 48hr Film Challenge) A interplanetary researcher visits a forgotten realm, but the local community appear to be a little too friendly. Made for Sci-Fi London's 48hr Film Challenge,…

I helped @dimresfilms.bsky.social make a film again. Whole thing conceived, written, shot and edited in 48 hours for #sfl48hr run by @scifilondon.bsky.social:
#dimresfilms #diminishedresponsibiltyfilms
#indiefilm #SciFiNow #thedataiswrong #AllPraiseTheData
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Where The Devil Roams review at Fantasia: A grotesque carnivalesque tale The Poser/Adams’ latest family outing, Where The Devil Roams is a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking - and stitching - together.

"a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking – and stitching – together in Depression-Era America": @adamsfamfilms.bsky.social's latest family outing WHERE THE DEVIL ROAMS (2023) in NYC, Austin and LA & other US indie theatres, for #YellowVeilPictures. Review for #SciFiNow

The Bystanders Review: Sci-fi satire of modern life at Sci-Fi-London film festival We review Gabriel Foster Prior's The Bystanders, ahead of its UK Première at Sci-Fi-London Film Festival 2023

"a London comedy of meddling manners, full of boozy nights, poltergeist pranking, workspace satire, and personal development": Gabriel Foster Prior's THE BYSTANDERS at #RioCinema, Dalston + Q&A 6.45pm tonight via #ScreenboundPictures. Capsule for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/the-...

Hostile Dimensions review at FrightFest: Scary, funny sci-fi on a budget Graham Hughes’ found-footage multiverse mystery, Hostile Dimensions, sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman...

“found-footage multiverse mystery sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman and a better world”: Graham Hughes’ HOSTILE DIMENSIONS (+ Q&A) screens 2.15pm today at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/host...

Inner and outer spaces: Sci-Fi-London Day One We review UFO Sweden, which is showing on day one of Sci-Fi-London...

Victor Danell’s good-natured retro adventure UFO SWEDEN "lets a disparate ensemble of dreamers look to the stars, leap through time and find each other." Screens 4.40pm today at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Capsule for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/inne...

River review at Fantasia 2023: Looping sci-fi adventure In Junta Yamaguchi’s second looping SF feature, River, an inn’s residents, frozen in a recurring two minutes, desperately seek a future.

In Junta Yamaguchi’s second looping SF feature RIVER, an inn’s staff and residents, frozen in a recurring two minutes, desperately seek a future. Screens 3pm today at #TriesteSciencPlusFictionFestival, 9.40pm at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/river...

An elderly woman, her face and hands bloody, leans over a cradle

An old story: Raúl Cerezo and Fernando González Gómez's apocalyptic horror THE ELDERLY (VIEJOS, 2022) allegorises our anxieties about the aged and ever-encroaching mortality. On US Blu/VOD from today via #DarkStarPictures. Capsule for #SciFiNow
www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/frea...

Sympathy for the Devil Review: Joel Kinnaman and Nicolas Cage star in stylish backroads noir In Yuval Adler’s noirish road movie, Sympathy For The Devil, a father-to-be is taken for a wild night ride by a ghost from his past.

Cage and Kinnaman drive angry: in Yuval Adler’s noirish road movie SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL, "a father-to-be is taken for a wild night ride by a ghost from his past". On Blu-ray/DVD from today via #SignatureEntertainment. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/cinema/sympa...

Pandemonium review at Fantasia: A dark and grotesque (divine) comedy Quarxx's eschatological epic, Pandemonium, confronts its sinful characters with the Hell waiting just on the other side of the door.

Daniel is an anagram of denial: Quarxx’s “dark and grotesque (divine) comedy” PANDEMONIUM screens 10pm tonight at #TriesteSciencPlusFictionFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/pand...

Hostile Dimensions review at FrightFest: Scary, funny sci-fi on a budget Graham Hughes’ found-footage multiverse mystery, Hostile Dimensions, sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman...

“found-footage multiverse mystery sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman and a better world”: Graham Hughes' HOSTILE DIMENSIONS screes 9.30pm tonight at #TriesteSciencPlusFictionFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/host...

Hostile Dimensions review at FrightFest: Scary, funny sci-fi on a budget Graham Hughes’ found-footage multiverse mystery, Hostile Dimensions, sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman...

“found-footage multiverse mystery sends documentarians on a quest to find a missing woman and a better world”: Graham Hughes’ HOSTILE DIMENSIONS (+ Q&A) screens 7.10pm tonight at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Review for #SciFiNow
www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/host...

Inner and outer spaces: Sci-Fi-London Day One We review UFO Sweden, which is showing on day one of Sci-Fi-London...

Victor Danell’s good-natured retro adventure UFO SWEDEN "lets a disparate ensemble of dreamers look to the stars, leap through time and find each other." Screens 1.20pm today at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Capsule for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/inne...

Inner and outer spaces: Sci-Fi-London Day One We review UFO Sweden, which is showing on day one of Sci-Fi-London...

Victor Danell’s good-natured retro adventure UFO SWEDEN "lets a disparate ensemble of dreamers look to the stars, leap through time and find each other." Screens 8pm tonight at #TriesteSciencePlusFictionFestival. Capsule for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/inne...

Suitable Flesh Review: A lovingly batsh*t resurrection of Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraftian spirit We review Joe Lynch's Suitable Flesh ahead of its world première at Tribeca Film Festival. Starring Heather Graham and Barbara Crampton,

"lovingly batshit resurrection of Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraftian spirit": Joe Lynch's SUITABLE FLESH "finds sensational new forms to keep the old ones alive". Now in UK cinemas via #VertigoReleasing & US cinemas/VOD via #RLJEFilms. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/news/suitabl...

River review at Fantasia 2023: Looping sci-fi adventure In Junta Yamaguchi’s second looping SF feature, River, an inn’s residents, frozen in a recurring two minutes, desperately seek a future.

You can't step into the same river twice: in Junta Yamaguchi’s second looping SF feature RIVER, an inn’s staff and residents, frozen in a recurring two minutes, desperately seek a future. Screens 4.45pm today at #ImagineFantasticFilmFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/river...

Talk To Me Review: One hell of a strong calling card Danny and Michael Philippou’s feature debut, Talk To Me, mediates adolescent angst and alienation through a terrifying rite of passage.

Handheld horror: Danny & Michael Philippou's TALK TO ME (2022) "mediates adolescent angst and alienation through a terrifying rite of passage." Essential. Now on 2-disc 4k/Blu steelbook, 4K, Blu or DVD in UK via #Altitude Films. Full review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/cinema/talk-...

Eight Eyes review at Fantasia: A heady love letter to 70s exploitation cinema Austin Jennings’, Eight Eyes, tells a contemporary tale - with retrospective stylings - of American tourists entrapped in local ritual.

"a contemporary tale – with retrospective stylings – of American tourists entrapped in local ritual": Austin Jennings' 'heady love letter to 70s exploitation cinema' EIGHT EYES, 7.20pm tonight at #TheQuayTheatre for #DeadAndSudBuried. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/eight...

Pandemonium review at Fantasia: A dark and grotesque (divine) comedy Quarxx's eschatological epic, Pandemonium, confronts its sinful characters with the Hell waiting just on the other side of the door.

Daniel is an anagram of denial: Quarxx’s “dark and grotesque (divine) comedy” PANDEMONIUM screens 10am this morning at #CelluloidScreams. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/pand...

T Blockers review at Fantasia: Monstrous metamovie explores trans experience Alice Maio Mackay’s monstrous metamovie, T Blockers, explores trans experience through alien parasitic invasion plotting.

"both an allegorical story of a trans woman gaining self-confidence and learning to fight for who she is, and a B-movie... full of aliens and arse-kicking": Alice Maio Mackay's T BLOCKERS screens midnight tonight at #CelluloidScreams. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/t-bl...

Where The Devil Roams review at Fantasia: A grotesque carnivalesque tale The Poser/Adams’ latest family outing, Where The Devil Roams is a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking - and stitching - together.

"a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking – and stitching – together in Depression-Era America": the Poser/Adams family’s latest outing WHERE THE DEVIL ROAMS (2023) screens 3.30pm at #CelluloidScreams. A tremendous, transgressive trip. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/where...

What You Wish For review: A generous serving of social allegory | Fantasia With What You Wish For, Nicholas Tomnay serves up a darkly comic allegory of the moral iniquities of global economics...

"serves up a darkly comic allegory of the moral iniquities of global economics": Nicholas Tomnay's taut culinary thriller WHAT YOU WISH FOR screens 12.30pm today at #CelluloidScreams. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/what-...

It Lives Inside review at Fantasia: Cross-cultural identity, assimilation and absorption In Bishal Dutta's horror hybrid, It Lives Inside, an adolescent Indian-American risks losing her own soul to cultural conformity.

"an adolescent Indian-American risks losing her own soul to cultural conformity": Bishal Dutta's horror hybrid IT LIVES INSIDE in UK cinemas from today via #VertigoReleasing. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/it-li...

The Sacrifice Game review at Fantasia: A whole world of diabolical desire Jenn Wexler’s Seventies-set school invasion horror, The Sacrifice Game, lets Manson-esque cultists and abandoned pupils raise some hell

"Seventies-set school invasion horror lets Manson-esque cultists and abandoned pupils raise some hell together": Jenn Wexler's THE SACRIFICE GAME screened at #BrooklynHorrorFilmFestival. Full review at #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/reviews/the-...

Where The Devil Roams review at Fantasia: A grotesque carnivalesque tale The Poser/Adams’ latest family outing, Where The Devil Roams is a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking - and stitching - together.

"a carnivalesque tale of a clan sticking – and stitching – together in Depression-Era America": the Adams/Poser family’s latest outing WHERE THE DEVIL ROAMS (2023) screened at #BrooklynHorrorFilmFestival. A transgressive trip. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/where...

The J-Horror Virus review: Delving into a cultural phenomenon Sarah Appleton and Jasper Sharp’s documentary, The J-Horror Virus, traces the origins and influences of a Japanese horror genre.

"cross-cultural documentary traces the origins and influences of a Japanese horror genre": Sarah Appleton & Jasper Sharp's THE J-HORROR VIRUS (2023) screened at #BrooklynHorrorFilmFestival. Review for #SciFiNow www.scifinow.co.uk/events/the-j...