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Planet Sci-Fi — Science Fiction Cinema

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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Curated lanes from cyberpunk to dystopia
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Filmmaker-curated worlds
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SECTOR 01 · Explore the Library

Discover the library.

Cyberpunk, space opera, hard sci-fi, alien horror, dystopia. Explore science fiction across big-budget spectacles and independent discoveries. Find a film, meet its creators, and watch the trailer.

Cyberpunk & Neo-Noir

Space Opera & Epic Sci-Fi

Hard Sci-Fi & Cerebral

Alien & Cosmic Horror

Indie & Low-Budget Sci-Fi

Dystopia & Post-Apocalyptic

Time Travel & Mind-Benders

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

Festival and awards names are independent third-party properties. Planet Sci-Fi is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of those listed.

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A filmmaker-curated destination for science fiction: unforgettable worlds, bold ideas and films worth discovering. Explore the streaming demo today.

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Explore the collections

Discover six sci-fi lanes, from cyberpunk and space opera to independent discoveries and dystopian futures.

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Watch a trailer

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Meet the filmmakers

Explore film details, directors and casts behind science fiction’s extraordinary ideas.

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Discover what’s next

Explore our planned membership and original-programming concepts. Full-film streaming is not yet available.

Filmmaker spotlight · Demo concept
"Every studio told me a practical-effects first-contact picture shot on 35mm was too strange for their lineup. Planet Sci-Fi was the only place that said, 'build the creature, light it stranger, and keep the ideas in.'"
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Nova Reyes
Director — "Signal from Tau Ceti" · First Contact / Hard Sci-Fi · 2027
SECTOR 02 · New Worlds

Explore what’s on the horizon.

A preview of the original science fiction storytelling we hope to bring to audiences. These illustrative projects are not confirmed programming.

Concept preview Q3 2027

Halo Drift

Dir. Nova Reyes

A salvage pilot working the wreckage of a colony war stumbles on an AI core that remembers a future no one has lived yet. Shot anamorphic on the Pacific salt flats.

Concept preview Q4 2027

Vector 7

Dir. Lena Park

2087. A neon-drowned megacity. A courier with a head full of stolen memory has eighteen hours to deliver before her own mind is overwritten. Cyberpunk noir on 35mm.

Concept preview Q1 2028

The Long Static

Dir. TBA

A deep-space comms engineer alone on a dead-quiet array starts hearing the voices of the crew who vanished a hundred years before her shift. A slow, cosmic-horror sci-fi.

Demo preview — project titles, creators and release windows are illustrative, not confirmed productions or streaming availability.

From the projection booth

The Production Diary.

Illustrative preview of planned behind-the-scenes programming — these sample entries do not report confirmed productions or restorations.
On set
Day 18 of 26

Tarantula 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 lock

Saucers 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 restoration

The 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 cut

The Long Static

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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