Phillip Kaufman directs this 1978 remake of the original, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (IBS78). Donald Sutherland plays the lead charac...

This little film lies just outside of the study’s stated boundaries, being a television release only, and more of a horror/thriller than ...

The old 70s paradigm of doom and malaise lives on in this low-budget indie apocalyptic movie,  The End of the World (EotW). The producers...

The old-school style of sci-fi movie did not simply vanish after Star Wars rewrote the paradigm. Indeed, Samuel Z. Arkoff’s American Inte...

The sequel to Westworld (’73), Futureworld (FW) tried to be more ambitious in scope. FW is somewhere between a Type 1 and Type 2 Sequel,...

The first theatrical release sci-fi movie of 1975 was The Stepford Wives (TSW). It is one of the landmark films of the 70s. William Golde...

A good movie to follow up on the previously reviewed film is Invasion: UFO . This movie is actually a re-edit of some episodes of the Brit...

This study has included only a few of the many kaiju films produced since Godzilla . ('54) After the first few, the kaiju genre veere...

A fitting digression following Karloff's Alien Terror is this film from 1964. Unearthly Stranger (US) is a British production, rel...

The second of Boris Karloff's "last" sci-fi films was Alien Terror (AT) It was shot mostly in Mexico as one of four Columbia ...

Tigon Pictures sought to produce a more general-audience film than its usual exploitation and horror fare. The Body Snatchers (TBS) was c...

Nigel Kneale's original story ( Quatermass and the Pit ) ran as a serialized TV drama in 1959. Hammer Films produced a feature film vers...