Beautiful yet slow-moving film showing the evolution of humanity from apes to spacefarers. There's also a psychotic computer involved.

Can you feel the force?

A message from space... and a warning.

Loosely based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, classic SF starring Leslie Nielsen back when he was still a serious actor.

Aliens want Richard Dreyfuss to come and meet them.

Charlton Heston crashlands on a planet inhabited by intelligent talking apes. It doesn't go well for him.

German, expressionist, silent, black and white, and still one of the best science fiction films ever made.

They really are out to get you - the aliens that have infiltrated our society can only be seen when you put on a pair of special sunglasses.

Malcolm McDowell thugs his way through life - until he's subjected to a technique which stops him being able to hurt anyone. Banned in the UK for years at the request of director Stanley Kubrick.

Thoughtful SF from New Zealand - a man wakes up one morning to find that every other human on the planet has disappeared.

Horror SF shows that not all futures are shiny and technological. Includes the infamous scene of a baby Alien bursting through John Hurt's chest.

Something falls from the sky outside a small Arizona town, and the people in town start acting strangely...