Space Movies & Shows

'The Lone Gunmen' at 25: the underrated 'X-Files' spin-off that aspired to be 'Mission: Impossible' with geeks

By Richard Edwards published 1 June 26

Conspiracy theories, print media, and James (sorry, Jimmy) Bond collide in an all-too-brief extension of Mulder and Scully's world.

'The Arrival' at 30: Charlie Sheen’s criminally underrated alien invasion thriller feels much scarier today

By Jeff Spry published 31 May 26

'If you can't tend to your own planet, none of you deserve to live here.'

'For All Mankind' star Wrenn Schmidt on her character's journey from NASA's mission control to the slammer (interview)

By Jeff Spry published 30 May 26

‘She listens to Dolly Parton now. She’s exposed to all kinds of things being in jail, because she’s got nothing but time.’

This Week In Space podcast: Episode 212 — Kabooms, Starship, and a Moon Base

By Space.com Staff published 30 May 26

On Episode 212 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik are joined by Space.com's Mike Wall to discuss the loss of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket.

'I was literally becoming Teela': We chat to Camilla Mendes about kicking ass in 'Masters of the Universe'

By Chelsea Gohd published 30 May 26

He-Man isn't the only one with a sword.

'For All Mankind' spin-off 'Star City' will make you want to know more about the Soviet space program

By Richard Edwards published 29 May 26

Stories of NASA and Apollo have passed into folklore, but the equivalent stories from the other side of the Iron Curtain have often been shrouded in secrecy.

'The Man Who Fell To Earth' at 50: Was David Bowie’s strange stranded alien his best role ever?

By Jeff Spry published 29 May 26

Maverick director Nicolas Roeg delivered a surreal sci-fi classic in 1976 that still resonates today.

'Masters of the Universe' gets a final trailer, and it's a perfect blend of nostalgia, sci-fi battles, and muscles (video)

By Jeff Spry published 26 May 26

'Skeletor took my family and he destroyed our world. I'm gonna fight for it.'