This week TNG gives a top notch episode with all the cast in full form as the computer aboard the Enterprise gives "birth" to new life.

The original living dead film hit our screens this week full of ideas that seem tired and rote now but when Romero brought them to out in 1968 with Night of the Living Dead they were brand new and quite shocking!

This week we take a look at a 1963 Japanese crime film directed by Akira Kurosawa - High and Low.

As we come to a close on the series the writers decided to remind us of an even that happened in season 1 with the return of DaiMon Bok and introduce a mysterious person that could be Picard's son.

This week we look back at a much visited classic story with one of its best versions, 1931's Dr.Jekyll & Mr.Hyde.

As we begin to wind down the series we get one last look at the often forget father-son relationship of Worf and Alexander in a episode that has some real surprises.

What if a scifi movie had a 2010 budget, came out in 2000, looked like 1995 and felt like it was written in 1985? Welcome to Battlefield Earth!

Season 7 has had it's ups and downs but oh boy does this one take the cake for so many reasons it's actually a little baffling. For one final time we can all say "Shut up Wesley!"

Why does this ridiculously bizarre looking, barley above student level B-movie have 61% on Rotten Tomatoes? We had to investigate!

This week's episode guest stars everyone's (?) favorite bumbling Star Fleet officer Broccoli er I mean Reginald Barclay! And oops hijinks ensue!