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more about #thefly gods-n-clods: This turkey film has some tiny nuances... nice b&w moments, some provocative music, and closet-mutants. Fun. Otherwise a celluloid doorstop. more » Mathmos: Seemingly not a very compassionate crowd here more » Bigdamnhero: Meh. I prefer my one-eyed actors drunk and belligerent. more » Wookie1972: Sigh. Can there possibly be a smackdown that doesn't leave me feeling a little hollow and ashamed for even participating? #horror more » prettycool: Witches and MS's are the same thing. That said, mad scientists made River Tam... #horror more » rek: You split the vote!? What the hell? This is worse than the Glau rigging. #horror more » EdificeComplex: Mad science gave us this, so ... yeah. #horror more » 1Grand_Marquis: No! You ruined the results by spreading the new contender thin! Witches will surely win now! #horror more » jbq: Damnit, I really thought it was gonna be Mad Scientists themselves, who surely would have knocked witches on the head. With a bit of a stretch it wou... more » Wookie1972: Seriously, are you counting all the science votes as one? Otherwise this is bogus. #horror more » Wookie1972: Major ripoff with the split votes here. #horror more » Tomb: R.O.A.C.H.: Magic is a kind of science. Mr Fantastic told me that. #horror more » Anekanta - Go Play!: Well for fairness, the vote should not be split three ways for the creations of mad science... it should just be a straight up Mad Scientist Vs. Witc... more » Roklimber: I'm voting mad science, for two reasons: a) I'm a mad scientist myself b) Mad science can genetically engineer an artificial witch capable of beating... more » Golf_Nut: I'm sticking with Gandolf! #horror more » AdoraBelle: Warren Mears = mad scientist Willow Rosenberg = witch Bored now. #horror more » golddiggersof2033: Why is this so hard? Witches can do magic. Magic trumps everything else (i.e. magical creatures created by magic- sors Vampires, Werewolves, and SeaMo... more » Pessimippöpötåmus: Witches are the new Summer Glaus. That reminds me. We need more Summer Glau. #horror more » drukus: No fair! You are spliting the vote. WITCH CONSPIRACY! #horror more » geiko: The Powerpuff Girls we're created by a mad scientist. Nuff said! #horror more » -
#foundfootage
The Ex-Wife From Hell
There's nothing worse than marrying someone whose ex won't stay away... especially if she's been horribly deformed as a result of a botched teleportation experiment. Curse Of The Fly shows why it's best to keep your partner's exes at bay. -
#io9smackdown
Smackdown Day 5: Can Mad Scientists Triumph Over Magic?
Seriously, people: Witches are better than werewolves? Is Summer Glau brandishing the broomstick in your imagination? (Or, actually, maybe it's fellow Whedonite Alyson Hannigan? Suddenly it all makes more sense.) Nonetheless, this time, it's witchcraft versus science gone wrong. More » -
#thefly
Cronenberg's Fly To Fly Again...But With The Right Director
Is Hollywood finally figuring it out? First Ridley Scott gets behind the Alien prequel and now David Cronenberg himself is remaking his own film, The Fly. While we wish it was something original, you can never have enough Cronenberg. More » -
#teleportationmishaps
The Sickest Teleportation Accidents In The Universe
Sure, teleportation sounds like a good idea, but just remember: it always goes wrong. It's hard to believe a process that involves ripping your molecules apart and then jamming them together thousands of miles away could possibly have any safety risks, but there you are. Sometimes the copy isn't quite as good as the original, and sometimes the new version is a little the worse for wear. Here's our list of the weirdest, the sickest, and the most demented teleportation mishaps from science fiction. More » -
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#horrorhead
Battle of the Genitals in Science Horror Movies
Critics are always saying that horror movies are about fearing vaginas, but they're wrong. Sure there's vadge imagery aplenty in horror (just watch the run of Alien movies if you don't believe me), but the scariest science horror flicks of the last thirty years are actually about everything that can go wrong with a dude. I'm not just talking about the malfunctioning penis that blows up Tokyo in Legend of the Overfiend. I'm talking about something deeper. And yes, maybe even . . . harder. More »
