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Dave McKean, probably best known for his artistic collaborations with Neil Gaiman (Sandman), has directed his first feature film MirrorMask, a children's fantasy film, again working with Neil Gaiman. Dave talks to Sci-Fi-London about making this film.

The long-awaited premiere of Joss Whedon’s sci-fi western movie, Serenity, is happening tonight. Read Chris Patmore’s review of the film, direct from the Edinburgh Film Festival.

Radiant, is a new low-budget, high concept sci-fi movie from that hot bed of independent filmmaking, Texas. Currently only showing at the Edinburgh Film Festival, Chris Patmore reviews the first feature from a new sci-fi talent.

This new film starring Keanu Reeves, Vincent D'Onofiro and Tilda Swinton is coming from a similar space to Donnie Darko. Chris Patmore reviews it from the Edinburgh Film Festival.

George A Romero's latest installment in his zombie series is showing at this year's Edinburgh Festival before its general cinema release. Chris Patmore reviews it from Edinburgh.

Michael Bay's latest sci-fi thriller about clones has just hit the screens. Tom Carrington took a visit and lets us know if it was worth the trip.

This classy new horror/thriller, from the director of K-Pax, takes a new path over old ground, that builds up to an unexpected climax. Mark Cappuccio ventured into the dark to bring this review.

Star Trek: Insurrection, the ninth of the Star Trek cinema releases, gets the Special Edition DVD treatment, and is available from 1 August 2005. Definitely one for Trekkies.

Sci-Fi-London learnt a thing or two about The Thing when we met Michael Chiklis at The Dorchester, before the premiere of Fantastic Four.

Sci-Fi-London was lucky enough to see the Invisible Woman before she disappeared for the London premiere of Fantastic Four.