I’ve gone on record as saying I would love it if Sci Fi shut down its B-movie factory and used that money to salvage popular genre shows like Moonlight or Jericho. As my colleague Cynthia previously reported, the network has announced 36 movies for its Saturday and Sunday slots, including Lake Placid 3.
Oh, they had to do it because their highest rated movie last year was Lake Placid 2. I am not even kidding. What kind of a nightmare world do we live in where Lake Freakin’ Placid has become a trilogy? Seriously, that’s like the straight-to-DVD sequels you …read more

From Caprica to Oz – we’re traveling far and wide for the latest and greatest scifi DVDs!

Battlestar Galactica: Season Three
Look for a special DVD version of “Unfinished Business” which includes an extra 25 minutes of footage along with 15 hours of bonus features.
Available for pre-order now.  Street Date: March 18, 2008
 

The Invisible Man: Season One — The Government’s Ultimate Concealed Weapon!
I had hoped this would be the old David McCallum series, but it’s the recent version made for SCI FI Channel.
Look for audio commentaries with Creator Matt Greenberg, Director Breck Eisner and series star Vincent Ventresca, the two-hour pilot and …read more

There’s nothing like a Yellow Carpet event in Hollywood to bring out the stars. What, you were expecting some other color? Not when it’s the premiere of SCI FI Channel’s new mini Tin Man.

Zooey Deschanel, Kathleen Robertson and all of the O.Z. gang were on hand to celebrate at this Hollywood gala and they had good reason (but they didn’t know it at the time). According to the great and powerful Wizard, Tin Man was tops in the ratings last night, breaking records set by the SCI FI Channel series Taken.
The big question is can they repeat …read more

Some lovely new photos from the new SCI FI Channel mini Tin Man which premieres December 2.

Raoul Trujillo as Raw

To celebrate the launch of their new mini-series Tin Man, SCI Fi Channel has partnered with Habitat for Humanity to build a home in Kansas. Right now, SCI FI fans can visit the “Brick by Brick” website where they can purchase a virtual brick for $10 which will go to construction costs.
“We are grateful to the SCI FI Channel and the cast, crew and producers of Tin Man not only for helping a family realize the dream of their own decent, affordable home in Kansas, but also for helping raise awareness about the need for affordable housing across …read more