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1 day ago | syfy.com | Cassidy Ward

Antarctica is famous for its frigid temperatures, desolate landscape, penguins, and the predators who eat them. That’s what it looks like from the surface, but there are hidden organisms and environments tucked inside and underneath the Antarctic ice. There is rocky land on the Antarctic continent, but it's covered by a thick layer of ice. The distance between the ground and the surface is an average 1.3 miles, but it gets considerably thicker in some places.

1 day ago | syfy.com | Cassidy Ward

Action fans first met Hutch “Nobody” Mansell in the 2021 action film Nobody, written by Derek Kolstad and directed by Ilya Naishuller. When we first meet him, Hutch has an ordinary life, he works in his office, mows his lawn, and otherwise keeps to himself. In fact, he’s so good at keeping to himself that his wife and kids are growing distant. Then a burglary sends Hutch down a winding path deep into the underbelly of organized crime, activating his old talents in the process.

2 days ago | syfy.com | Caitlin Busch

Agent Rebecca "Bex" Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh) and her team are returning to NBC to continue hunting down escaped serial killers from a top-secret prison. NBC announced the exciting renewal of The Hunting Party as part of the May 12 NBCUniversal Upfronts. Read on to learn more about The Hunting Party. When does The Hunting Party Season 2 return? The Hunting Party Season 2 premieres on NBC this fall. Keep an eye on NBC Insider for more details.

2 days ago | syfy.com | Trent Moore

SYFY is officially laying out its plans for 2025, while also casting an eye to what sci-fi fans can expect from the network in 2026. We have new shows, returning favorite and more. Here’s everything to know. The big story on SYFY this summer is the June premiere of new supernatural series Revival, based on the acclaimed Image Comics series of the same name.

5 days ago | syfy.com | Matthew Jackson

Few horror films have ever cast a shadow as long and enduring as Night of the Living Dead, the 1968 classic directed by George A. Romero and written by Romero and John A. Russo. Though it wasn't the first zombie film ever made, it is the film that launched an entire subgenre of horror, fueling stories ranging from Romero and Russo's own dueling sets of sequels to Shaun of the Dead, World War Z, and the perennially popular The Walking Dead. So why on Earth would you remake it?