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90s Actor + Giant Animal = Sci Fi Original

If you're addicted to the Sci Fi Channel's made-for-TV movies about large creatures and the humans who chew scenery near them, then you're in luck. Next year, Sci Fi is making 36 original movies instead of the usual 24 — including prehistoric sharks, pirates and a version of National Treasure, only worse (if that's possible). Click through for what we have to look forward to, plus some of my favorite moments from original Sci Fi movies past. (Who could forget Bruce Campbell's Man With The Screaming Brain?) More »

8:40 AM on Mon Jul 21 2008
By Meredith Woerner
2,535 views, 30 comments

Latest by monkeytail41: @Belabras: I lead a very sad, sad life. It's true. more »

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What Happened to the Sci-Fi Channel?

It's not often that someone on a message board performs a public service, but over on the official Sci-Fi Channel boards, a poster known only as "SavageMind" does that very thing with a post called "What has happened to the Sci-Fi Channel?" More »

1:13 PM on Wed Mar 5 2008
By Graeme McMillan
9,646 views, 130 comments

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Trippy Re-Interpretations of Stan Lee's Comic Book Characters at Art Show

io9 took a spin through Gallery 1988 and Golden Apple Comics last night in Los Angeles as artists like Ruben Rude, Travis Lampe, Brandon Bird, Patrick Gannon, Misha, Angry Woebots, Jeff McMillan, Sarah Coleman and Daniel Danger paid tribute to Stan "The Man" Lee through reinterpretations of some of his most famous characters. The result was some seriously trippy artwork ranging from X-Men plushies to a sort of wacky Mickey Mouse meets The Hulk on acid painting. Take a look for yourself in the gallery below. More »

12:00 PM on Wed Jan 9 2008
By Kevin Kelly
44,233 views, 14 comments

Latest by Savage: I got a few more snapshots of the show with plenty of Stan Lee goodness, plus several of the artists . My "A Tribute to Stan Lee" recap. more »