Dante Basco, who played Rufio in Hook back in 1991, has started up a Kickstarter to fund a short prequel movie about his character.

Graham Norton got Keanu Reeves talking about the possible plot for the (honestly inevitable) Bill & Ted 3 movie.

Great news for aficionados of tornadoes filled with sharks: Another Sharknado movie is in the works.

The Magicians season 2 premieres January 25th. If you can't wait til then, then maybe this rad video and these really sweet character photos will help tide you over.

So much sci-fi is set in an idealized future in which humanity has figured everything out; in which our only enemies are those outside our species and humanity is a beacon to which other species should aspire. SyFy's The Expanse is not that show. This show is all about reminding us that technological advancement and evolution as a species don't necessarily have anything to do with each other.

There's nothing creepier than a small town full of secrets which might explain why Syfy ordered Superstition to a series of 13 episodes.

This trailer for season 2 of The Magicians, just released by Syfy, shows that even after the cliffhanger ending of last season, things aren't quite as bad as they might seem. They're worse.

I fangirled hard while talking with McDonough, the voice of Lucy the Spaceship on Syfy's big damn space western Killjoys.

Spooky month continues with Syfy's latest trailer for Channel Zero: Candle Cove, a new miniseries based on a popular old Creepypasta about an old non-existent television channel that convinced children to do scary, terrible things.

That’s right–Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are the executive producers on a new series for Syfy–which, frankly, has been killing it with its original programming lately, from Wynonna Earp to The Expanse. This new series is called Incorporated, and in addition to Affleck and Damon is also being executive produced by The Good Wife‘s Ted […]

When I read the first installment of the Magicians series, I dug book Alice even more than I had on TV—and realized that SyFy's Alice didn’t get the ending she deserved. And it’s hard to pinpoint why.

I don’t think Grossman meant to have Julia be a "woman in a refrigerator" in his books. I think he believed he was killing his darling. But when given a second chance, Grossman and the TV writers armed her with tragic power and made her story better.

Wynonna Earp is amazing, hilarious, unflinching television and I for one am super pumped that it's coming back because we need more shows like it on our screens. Congratulations to the whole Wynonna Earp cast and crew on this renewal!

After just a deluge of heartache, Wynonna Earp and its fans have really been the beacon on the horizon of what queer inclusive and female fronted shows and fandom can be. I know fans are nervous about its chances for renewal. The show’s ratings have been less than what we would have hoped for, but a passionate and dedicated fanbase sure has made this little Canadian show hard to ignore.

This penultimate episode of Wynonna Earp had more sweet, sweet action than BoBo’s on 25 cent Buffalo wing night. I mean it had love triangles, sweet lady kissing, knives, cocktail dresses, CHAMPAGNE, twisted sisters and so much more. After a thoroughly enjoyable first season (where’s the renewal, Syfy?), this episode really brought a sense of what this show has become and what it has the potential to be—which is freaking epic.

There's everything from casinos to Elvis impersonators to Ian Ziering fighting off a shark with his crotch--I can't believe I just had to type out those words, but there you go. Sharknado: The Fourth Awakens will premiere on Syfy on Sunday, July 31 at 8/7c.

We are halfway through Wynonna Earp’s first season, and IMHO this was the best episode to date. That certainly bodes well for the rest of the season, as the show has more than found its footing and is busy kicking ass and taking names.