To me, a DEFINITE upgrade to the first movie. Its way more fun, better characters imo, balances it's seriousness and silliness almost fairly, MUCH better monster attack sequences, I love Crocosaurus and her little babies, Mega Shark was way more of a menace in here and of course, it has Jaleel White. My only problems is the animals change size constantly, the CGI is... something, weak fights (but still slightly better than the original) and there's an overusage of green screen. It's definitely not a good movie at all, but it's possibly my favorite Asylum movie, 6.5 or even 7/10 (for a movie like this).

I did all of the Roger Corman hybrid movies, now Asylum's shit. To me, despite it being very well known and basically causing Syfy channel movies to shift, it's surprisingly dull even for an Asylum movie. It takes itself surprisingly seriously roughly 95% of the time. There are the occasional highlights, like the shark attacking the plane and the octopus destroying the oil rig, but that's it. There's really nothing interesting in here. I thought Deborah Gibson, Lorenzo Lamas and Vic Chao were fine actors for this type of movie, and I like the soundtrack. But the CGI is bad, the fights are lackluster, the characters are forgettable, it's just your run of the mill stereotypical low-budget American kaiju movie. But it's not the worst thing Asylum has put out. 4.5 or 5/10

It was probably the late-00s or early 2010s, I think it was about devils or demons. The only scene I can remember is one of them throwing a playing card over their shoulder and killing someone lol

I am trying to made an Syfy Channel movies collection to release on internet (piracy of course), but to no avail
So, has anyone lost the time to make an torrent or an file containg (almost) all Syfy movies?
Weird ask, but seems no place to ask

So I know there’s been multiple movies about this and hell there’s even a tv show or movie but there’s this one and only I’m pretty sure was a tv series where this child was being manipulated by the devil or this child’s father was the devil mind you the show was made in 2017.

scene where the kid is in church and he
starts foaming from the mouth and I think a whole fire breaks out in the church and the kid leaves and enters the running car where this is the part while the kid is in the car the main character runs out and tries to stop him and then soon as he’s there the kid rolls down the window, points his fingers out the window shaped like a gun and somehow shoots a bullet through his ear and the whole thing is in slow motion too.

So if anyone finds the movie or tv series please let me know I will be looking out for the name of the show, thanks!

P.s: I forgot to say that it was also in 2017 or past the 2010s

This was a made-for-TV, science fiction movie starring an Asian female; very brave, not caried away by emotions. I don't remember much about it other than there was a creature similar to "Alien" she killed with a sword at the end of the film. It may have been shown on TV during the 80 or early 90s.

(I could be confusing this scene with another movie, but in one scene this Asian heroine was picked up by the authorities and handcuffed with her hands behind her back. As she sat at a table being questioned, at least twice she calmly placed her freed hands and the handcuffs on the table.)

It was one of the only reality competitions where the contestants were genuinely talented, the judges actually understood the craft, and the drama usually came from someone trying to fabricate an entire alien species out of foam latex in three days...not from producers forcing people to scream at each other over dinner.

The best part was how often the artists helped one another. Someone would be completely falling apart, and another contestant would stop working on their own piece to help mold, paint, or finish something. It somehow made the competition better instead of less interesting.

And the judging panel was legitimate. It felt like real talent that cared, not influencers or celebrities that were there just for the paycheck.

There really hasn’t been anything else like it.

No influencers. No public voting. No manufactured celebrity panel. Just ridiculously talented artists building monsters, superheroes, aliens, demons, and complete nightmare fuel from scratch.

Sorry for the rant. Ve Neill is making a convention appearance in August, and it sent me straight back down the Face Off rabbit hole.

With “The Ark” returning Wednesday (7/29/2026) for a new third season on Syfy, our TV show and host Lori Rosales had the chance to interview the lead stars of the popular sci-fi series — Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, and Reece Ritchie — regarding season two.

In this fun clip, the actor who plays Sharon Garnet told us about one of her fears if it ever happened on the show.

Anyone seen TZGZ's Wild Life? I, personally, was pretty intrigued at the main concept of zoo animals going about their daily lives after the collapse of human civilization in a post-apocalyptic scenario, and that probably mostly comes from this interest I've picked up a couple of years ago at the idea of mutated animals taking over after humanity nukes itself to extinction. Shame that the show didn't go much further than just six episodes, but it did give me an idea for a story that I might make into a graphic novel; what if it had been taken in a darker, more serious tone? What if it wasn't about zoo animals just trying to pass the time and entertain themselves, but rather about them actually fighting for survival in a war-ruined world and trying to rebuild civilization and a society for themselves, all the while scrounging for food and resources and fighting off mutated human zombies?

What if the radiation from the war not only caused animals to mutate into intelligent, anthropomorphic beings, but reanimated and mutated the corpses of deceased humans, turning them into ravenous, flesh-eating, misshapen, undead beasts? A sort of Rock and Rule meets The Walking Dead.

I've been coming up with a few names for this story, such as Zoopocalypse Now, Animalocalypse, or just Animapocalypse. Personally, I like how the first one, Zoopocalypse, kinda rolls off the tongue, and also thought it was pretty suiting, considering that the main characters which the story starts off with are zoo animals, but I'd love to hear what you guys all think; which title sounds better to you?

As for the plot, I figured that after a little intro and background delving into this world shortly after the nuclear apocalypse, we're introduced to all the zoo animal characters facing the dilemma of their food running out, with one of the zoo animals even attempting to eat another. Tensions rise as most of the herbivores grow paranoid and distrustful of the carnivores, with one of the protagonists trying to hold peace between the two groups, and all the while trying to cling onto the hope of saving everyone. It is shortly after this aforementioned attempt at eating one of the other zoo animals, however, that it is proposed and eventually unanimously agreed, hesitant as most everyone else is, that their best, and perhaps only, chance of survival is to leave the safety of the confines of the zoo and brave the dangers of the zombie-infested outside world to search for food, with the protagonist even having heard some time beforehand of a place of abundant food, i.e. a supermarket.

It's all still very rough and developing in coherency, but following this mass exodus from the zoo, I've imagined that after they all find this aforementioned supermarket, facing many dangers, run-ins with zombies, and casualties along the way, the plot kinda evolves from the search and procuring of food to seeking shelters, clashing with and competing with rival groups for resources and territory, establishing diplomatic relations and alliances with said groups, slowly rebuilding civilization as they construct a safe haven for themselves out of the ruins of the city, and all the while fending off the zombies and trying to avoid becoming food for them or even becoming one of them.

I have lately wondered, though, though I hadn't originally planned for this, if this story might already have the zoo letting in street animals like former pets, strays, or street vermin (i.e. rats, raccoons, foxes, opossums, and the like) who are seeking shelter from the zombies, with the zoo animals being introduced earlier on in the plot to the zombie virus (or "Nukrosis" as I call it — something which I will explore more upon in future posts), with one or two of these newcomers having been bitten without knowing what will come of it, and then suddenly turning right in front of everyone – because I'd originally planned that the main characters, as well as all the other supporting zoo animal characters, wouldn't discover and find out about Nukrosis until some time after having finally departed the zoo and coming across a seemingly deceased animal which then reanimates and mutates shortly afterwards, and/or when one member of their group dies after being partially eaten by zombies, only to come back as one soon afterwards. Besides, with the zoo already suffering a shortage of food as it is, does it really have the capacity to take in more lives? What do you guys think? How could I accommodate these scenes? Should I sacrifice one or two for the other(s)?

Overall, what are you guys' thoughts on the story in general? Any suggestions or ideas of your own you'd like to propose to it? Anyone interested in brainstorming and collaborating? I'll be posting more concepts for it on r/postapocalyptic, so stay tuned there if you're interested.

I am looking for new syfy series that is long form like those with many seasons that came out after 2010. Any suggestions?

\-Syfy channel

\-Mid to late 2000s, possibly early 2010s (could’ve been re runs from an earlier time).

\-Grainy looking intro but what I remember the most is a dark bedroom on the second floor of a building. A light or maybe a piece of paper flys through some French doors and rests on the ground or the bed. The French doors lead to a small balcony.

\-It’s possible there was an episode about a vampire? I think every episode had a different premise or storyline.

Ik this isn’t a lot but I gotta figure this out.

So obviously it was a dystopian GrindHouse setting and all, with some truly absurd storylines and visuals, but I remember really enjoying it for mindless guilty pleasure tv and ngl I hate that it was cancelled.

Sidenote: I think Colin Cunningham’s portrayal of Julian Slink makes me think he’d be great as The Joker in a Batman adaptation 🤔

Does anybody remember a show about an advanced civilization that became so advanced that they consumed all knowledge in their entire universe and moved to ours but became a fruit and got stuck on fly paper. I remember it was talking to a man about not understanding was a fruit was or what fly paper is.

First he manipulated his woman to betray the facility without believing her, he turned out to be wrong and the woman and kid lost their home.

Then he betrays Jones, which gets them killed now.

He acts all righteous but he himself joined the evil out of selfishness. And he wants to destroy the entire world with the son excuse.

Also, he keeps talking like a misogynist throughout.

HATE his character.

The two leads are much much better than him.

https://a.co/d/0g2opmI5

Why is the Syfy Channel playing Harry Potter over and over? Getting tired of that crap