Try Krotos studio for free at Using sound to tell your story can be more effective (and terrifying) than showing it. In this episode, we break down how films like Signs, Alien, and Oppenheimer use ...

Is it possible that potential alien life may uncover one of Earth's Hot 100 Top 10 numbers? Read more about the options and the likelihood here.

By weaponizing their aural experience, these movies create a sense of terror that persists even when the viewer looks away. Writer-director Ian Tuason’s new film undertone has entirely sold itself as ...

I read the article on March 7 about a cashier at Walmart taking money from a cash register drawer. Many years ago, I was a cashier at a grocery store. Every time we ran a cash register, we had to ...

When Ryan Gosling interacts on screen with his alien buddy, which he does for more than half of “Project Hail Mary,” he wasn’t staring at a green screen as cameras rolled. Instead, he was playing off ...

Undertone' director Ian Tauson explains why he used children's songs played backwards and iPhone voice memos in the new A24 ...

Sound engineer Marc Carolan shares the challenges and excitement of helping bring My Bloody Valentine's first headline tour in over a decade to life ...

It's one of those films you won't be able to stop thinking about.

"Don't trust your team. They're lying to you." Electric Ent. has unveiled the official trailer for a sci-fi indie film titled The Bunker, finally getting released this year. The Bunker has been in the ...

Many publications have attempted to whittle down the list, including UK's own British Film Institute (BFI). Sight and Sound, the BFI's magazine, has carried out a poll every decade since 1952 to ...

J ames Blake is feeling back at home in London. He and longtime partner Jameela Jamil made the move in 2025 after living in Los Angeles for 11 years — almost the amount of time that Blake, 37, has ...

As Nicolas Roeg’s enigmatic, unclassifiable film – in which David Bowie plays an alien visiting Earth – turns 50, we look back at Tom Milne’s deciphering of it. From our Summer 1976 issue.