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Murdoch is being hunted by the police for murders he does not remember committing, and a sinister group lurk in the shadows of Dark City.

Director Alex Proyas discusses the inspiration for the new film which stars Nicolas Cage, as a man faced with information which may announce the end of the world.

Alex Proyas, the seasoned director of such films as Dark City, The Crow and I, Robot, recently sat down at a roundtable Q&A regarding his new film, Knowing, out March 20.

This year's Good Food Festival and Market was a cornucopia of fresh and prepared foods for the home cook. So much good food, so little time!

The new sci-fi drama from David S. Goyer and Brannon Braga succeeds with a simple concept and near limitless potential.

A semi-review of three diverse and entertaining movies. Going back thirteen years and spanning multiple genres, these films should be classics and are highly recommended.

After Dark Film Fest has unleashed their newest batch of wannabe horror movies. Some have the heart to make it in the horror world, but Ian stone just doesn't.

Best known for his portrayal of Moses in Cecil B. DeMille's 1956 epic, The Ten Commandments, as well as his title role in 1959's Ben-Hur, Heston was a cinematic legend.

The three poems chosen highlight Billy Collins' workman like mentality regarding his craft; and the delicate hand required to write and interpret the poet's work.

James A. Owen weaves a thrilling, high-seas adventure story in this first installment of a seven book series, which is also being developed for a major motion picture.

Jeff Roberts' first book, a collection of modern stories set in a cityscape of disillusionment, is a reminder that the alienation of modern man is still very real.

Knowing is one of those science fiction films that critics just love to pan.

The summer of comic book adaptations continues with the release of Batman sequel

A young rockstar is murdered on the eve of his wedding by a vicious gang, a year later his soul is brought back by a crow to avenge the death of his fiancé.

Don't believe what the critics are saying, Knowing is a clever, inteeligent, engaging and thoroughly entertaining science fiction adventure.

In this film by director Alex Proyas, Nicolas Cage tries to decipher a cryptic letter from an elementary school time capsule, which may predict future disasters. 7/10

In honor of the release of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" remake, here's a look at ten upcoming sci-fi films.

It was supposed to be a simple B-movie, made on the cheap and destined for the bottom of a double bill. But The Narrow Margin turned out to be a taut film noir classic.

Where the Wild Things Are, Knowing, Precious, UP, Inglouirous Basterds, 500 Days of Summer and Avatar