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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, AKA PUBG, for PS4 announced last month is officially available today, December 7, 2018. To mark this occasion, PUBG has called upon director […]

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, AKA PUBG, for PS4 announced last month is officially available today, December 7, 2018. To mark this occasion, PUBG has called upon director […]

Today we want to share a disturbing look into the future of biotechnology or as some would call it, bio-hack. However, before run away in […]

Ninja was a covert agent (but more like mercenary, really) in feudal Japan who have been depicted in numerous movies and TV series. On screens, […]

If you have not heard, there’s a new Godzilla movie, but this time round, it will be in animation form – Japanese anime, to be […]

Stormtroopers are essential elements to any Star Wars movies, but it was not until Star Wars: The Force Awakens that viewers were offered a glimpse […]

If restoration shows are porn to you and you also happen to be a huge Back to the Future, then we bet you will be […]

First Person Shooter or FPS is not for everyone. Not because of the genre, but Point of View (POV) can sometime induce dizziness and even […]

it has been a while since we last hit you guys up with short films and so here’s one that we think that’s worth every […]

we feel kind of compelled to feature this, because we are huge fans of California-based Wong Fu Productions and we, like the 2 million or so subscribers on YouTube, appreciate their works in short films, sketches, music videos etc.

animated or not, we considered ourselves as serious sci-fi addicts. if you as big a fan as us for such genre of film, then you shouldn’t miss this epic stop-motion animated film created by one Takahide Hori. and when we said “don’t miss it”, we seriously mean don’t miss it. the JUNK HEAD 1, as the film was called

we don’t usually post shorts or trailers here as we have already directed them to our Twitter, Facebook page, and Tumblr instead, but this particular sci-fi superhero short film by Canada-based director Marcus Alqueres is not to be missed. Marcus is a visual effect person and among his portfolio include A-list feature projects