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The Final Frontier

Sci-fi conventions are where movie stars go to burn brightly one more time.

X-phile

The horror! The horror! For Barry McDonald, believing is not always seeing.

Chin Up

Bruce Campbell knows why bad movies happen to great actors.

Best JonBenét mystic

Linda Arndt

Backwash

The city's new all-ages policy draws jeers -- but no beers.

Up and Coming

Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week

I Want to Believe

Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week

Letters

Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week

Summer Movie Preview

The season of big budget bangs uses its brain.

DJ Micro at Beta

The season of big budget bangs uses its brain.

The Real Deal

Take your best shot - again and again - when the Denver series debuts.

Dead Funny

Final Destination 3 stares death in the faceŠand laughs.

Another Roadside Distraction

When visiting Colorado, tourists are advised to shop around.

Cold Case

Here's a mystery for Mulder: What happened to Duchovny's career?

Core of the Earth

Loadstone (Self-released)

Cardboard Communion

Ben Popken thinks inside the box

Space Invaders

The Dojo is taking hip-hop to infinity and beyond.

Violent Femmes

Tenderhearted mutants kick significant keister in X-2: X-Men United.

Shoot Straight

Chris Carter considers the futures of X-Files and Lone Gunmen

Lipstick Traces

Eddie Izzard just wants to be loved, and is that so wrong?

Tiger Lily

Gillian Anderson takes on Edith Wharton and gives a dazzling performance.

Clone Wars

In The 6th Day, raging ideologies propel a kinder, gentler Arnie into action.

Scully Wags

Only a human tapeworm would miss this X-Files marathon.

Geek Love

The men behind this season's best shows -- and biggest failures -- blame it all on Regis.

None Dare Call It Travesty

Conspiracy mania comes to Columbine.

Twenty-First Century Fox

Channel 31 staffs up for its evening news show.

Beam Me Up, Scotty!

Channel 31 staffs up for its evening news show.

Love for Sale

Channel 31 staffs up for its evening news show.

Start Making Sense

Channel 31 staffs up for its evening news show.

Mad All Over

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Rave On

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

The X Factor

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Touched by a Devil

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Something Bugs You

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Reelin' in the Summer

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Culture: It's a Good Thing

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Low Voltage in D.C.

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

Playlist

This family of killer diseases hits close to home. Too close.

THE UGLY TRUTH

THE ROCK-AND-ROLLERS WHOSE FACES COULD STOP A CLOCK. UGLY A LOOK AT THE MOST FRIGHTENING FACES IN ROCK AND ROLL.

A LIGHTER SHADE OF BROWN

THE ROCK-AND-ROLLERS WHOSE FACES COULD STOP A CLOCK. UGLY A LOOK AT THE MOST FRIGHTENING FACES IN ROCK AND ROLL.

At the UFO briefing, aliens are ready for their close-up

A Flickr photo I've always thought that having an alien encounter would be a curse. From that point on, your sanity would always be in question. Unless of course, you hang with a crowd that believes little green men have been snooping around our houses and backyards for centuries. That was the kin ... More >>

Five ways to fill the Lost-shaped hole in your life

​So, Lost is over. For a whole lot of us, that means we now have a distinct lack of twisting, deep narrative and wacky Island mystery in our lives, not to mention an hour a week to fill watching and several more discussing, dissecting and theorizing about, as well as a large cast of characters ... More >>

The Sunset Zone

​So, Lost is over. For a whole lot of us, that means we now have a distinct lack of twisting, deep narrative and wacky Island mystery in our lives, not to mention an hour a week to fill watching and several more discussing, dissecting and theorizing about, as well as a large cast of characters ... More >>

10 things to do for $10 this weekend, December 17-19, 2010

Home for the holidays!​As estranged family members start trickling into town this weekend for the holidays, chances are you're looking for something to do to show off this great city. You're probably also trying to do it on the cheap so you can save up for some awesome last minute gifts (or pa ... More >>

Inside Jokes

Home for the holidays!​As estranged family members start trickling into town this weekend for the holidays, chances are you're looking for something to do to show off this great city. You're probably also trying to do it on the cheap so you can save up for some awesome last minute gifts (or pa ... More >>

Kumail Nanjiani on the things he likes and the reclaiming nerd-dom

​Kumail Nanjiani isn't exactly your typical comedian. Where most spend their time complaining about things they hate, Nanjiani attacks the things he loves, which happens to be activities of a decidedly nerdy persuasion: Videogames, horror and science fiction all have a place in his routine. Yo ... More >>

When NASA's space shuttle program dies tomorrow, a little of the American dream dies with it

Take one last look.​It was former President George W. Bush who enacted the end of NASA's space shuttle program, set for this year, but he did so in order to make way for a new program, which he promised would usher in new technology, bring humans to Mars and give new breath to the dying space ... More >>

Top ten Twilight Zone references in pop culture

​The groundbreaking sci-fi series The Twilight Zone is still socially relevant, and it's also inspired much social satire since it first appeared on television sets in 1959. The homage and spoofs range from many Simpsons episodes to a Melvins song to the Theater Company of Lafayette's Return t ... More >>