In post-production Q3 2027
Sister Switchblade
Dir. Rusty Caldera
An ex-nun walks out of the convent, into a Detroit chop shop, and cuts a path back to the chapter president who left her for dead. Shot on Super 16, scored with fuzz guitar.
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Planet Sci-Fi — Classic Sci-Fi Cinema & Film Investment
Blade Runner
A burnt-out cop is dragged back to hunt four replicants on the rain-slick streets of 2019 Los Angeles — and discovers what it costs to decide who counts as human.
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Founding marquee members
Cyberpunk & Neo-Noir
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The Projectionist's Pick
Tonight's reel from the booth — what we'd queue up first if you only stayed for one feature.
Cyberpunk · 2017 · Dir. Denis Villeneuve
Blade Runner 2049
A new blade runner uncovers a secret that could break what's left of society. Roger Deakins' camera turns Los Angeles into a smog-choked oil painting and Hans Zimmer's score rattles the room. The picture that proved cerebral sci-fi can still fill an IMAX — and the one we'd thread up first if you only stayed for one feature.
- The reference 4K transfer — the way Denis Villeneuve intended it seen
- A 163-minute meditation on memory disguised as a blockbuster
- Hans Zimmer & Benjamin Wallfisch's score — turn it up loud
Featured by the genre press
FangoriaFamous Monsters of FilmlandRue MorgueCinefantastiqueSci-Fi PulseTrailers From HellShock CinemaDiabolique
Cult, sci-fi & creature-feature honours
Sci-Fi Academy Awards
Est. 1986
Saturn Awards
Est. 1972
Rondo Hatton Awards
Est. 2002
Sitges Film Festival
Est. 1968
Fantastic Fest
Est. 2005
Monster-Mania Con
Est. 2003
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Box-office tally
A platform with skin in the second feature
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Pledged to the sci-fi slate
0
Card-carrying crew members
0
Restorations & originals in flight
0%
Members who'd bring the family back
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Filmmaker spotlight
"Every studio told me a 16mm nun-with-a-switchblade revenge picture was unreleasable. Planet Sci-Fi was the only place that said, 'shoot it dirtier, cut it meaner, and leave the blood in.'"
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Rusty Caldera
Director — "Sister Switchblade" · Nunsploitation / Revenge · 2027
Coming soon to the lot
On the marquee.
Original Planet Sci-Fi productions and restorations in development and post. Backers get first look, on-screen credits, and revenue share from every showing.
Funding open Q4 2027
Motel 13
Dir. Lena Park
1977. A diner waitress on a desert highway is the only one who walked out of the motel. A neon-soaked revenge picture shot on 35mm Ektachrome.
Funding soon Q1 2028
Iron Palm
Dir. TBA
A Shaolin orphan in 1978 San Francisco takes a job as a meat-packer to get close to the Tong boss who killed his master. A dubbed, blood-splattered love letter to Shaw Brothers.
From the projection booth
The Production Diary.
Members see this feed in full — dailies, on-set Polaroids, director's notes, restoration scans. Public previews below.
On set
Day 18 of 26Tarantula Hawk
Practical effects unit shot the canyon attack tonight — a 14-foot puppet rig, four operators, no CGI. Dust, hydraulic oil, and one very startled wrangler. The dailies look like 1957 in the best possible way.
Post
Picture lockSaucers Over Sundown
Final cut delivered to scoring. We've handed it to a four-piece theremin-and-Hammond ensemble for the score — the whole second act is going to sound like 1957 staring up at the night sky.
Restoration
4K restorationThe Blob (1958)
Sound team rebuilt the original optical track from a single surviving studio reel. Bacharach's theme has never sounded this clean coming out of a speaker pole.
Delivery
Festival cutLast Stage to Perdition
Locked the 102-minute cut for the Saturn Awards screener. Submitting next month to Fantastic Fest, Sitges, and a midnight slot at the Sci-Fi Academy Awards.
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