Ridley Scott's continuation of the Alien franchise explores the act of creation, drawing major parallels to John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost.
Ridley Scott's continuation of the Alien franchise explores the act of creation, drawing major parallels to John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost.
I'll just get started on the apocalypse.
The life of a young immigrant woman, undocumented in NY becomes dangerous after she takes a mysterious yet lucrative job offer.
After the loss of her child, a woman gets pregnant again only to worry there is a sinister plot against her and her baby.
Charlie starts noticing his dad seems like someone else. Then everybody else seems like someone else, too.
What's worth more: your security, false or otherwise, or independence?
After a decade, the Autofac is a company with total control over the means of production. A group of humans fight its cybernetic automation.
Happy finds a new friend; or so he thinks. Nick tries pulling the wool over Mr. Blue's eyes.
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