At Mother of Movies, science fiction isn’t just about space and robots, it’s about challenging reality. From classics like the Alien franchise to mind-benders like Annihilation and Companion. We uncover futures, both tripped-out and dystopian titles. Get into stories that blend technology, philosophy, and survival, where imagination blurs the lines of what’s possible.
Lookout review: Stefan Colson’s remote tower thriller builds atmospheric dread through isolation and mystery. Solid performances from the ensemble cast, though the finale doesn’t quite stick the landing
The Short Film Series That Changed Real-Time Rendering: “Adam” Retrospective by Mother of Movies 10-Year Anniversary Retrospective Context: First released on YouTube in 2016 and hitting Netflix in 2021, Neil Blomkamp’s Adam is now a decade old. Why We’re Watching in 2026: In a world now dominated by AI-generated video, Mother of Movies looks back…
Bugonia (2024) sees Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone fuse bees, biomedical greed and conspiracy zeal into a brutal cosmic horror satire. Mother of Movies digs into the hive.
One More Shot (2025) review: A dark, witty Australian comedy where one bottle of tequila offers a chance to rewrite the millennium. Emily Browning shines in this Groundhog Day meets Sliding Doors chaotic romp.
Read Mother of Movies’ Bad Things (2025) review, a visually striking but narratively incoherent indie sci-fi horror where AI viruses, chainsaws, and surreal humour collide. Spoilers and ending explained.
V/H/S Beyond delivers the franchise’s strongest entry in years, blending science fiction with found footage horror across six segments. Justin Long’s directorial debut, “Fur Babies,” stands out in this Shudder exclusive that explores alien encounters through personal filmmaking lenses. Our spoiler-conscious review covers what makes this anthology work.
