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Incredible Sci-Fi Movies Nobody Watched

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These sci-fi films were ignored, buried, and forgotten and they're better than anything on your streaming homepage right now. From a movie that made $22,000 at the box office starring Pedro Pascal, to a screenplay finished on a writer's deathbed, to a Mexican cyberpunk film that predicted drone warfare and remote labor in 2008. These ten films are proof that original, visionary sci-fi never stopped being made. You just weren't looking in the right places.

In this video, I'm putting you on to 10 criminally underrated sci-fi films you need to watch immediately:

???? Lapsis (2020) — Gig economy dystopia that hits like a gut punch
???? Archive (2020) — Grief, AI, and one of the most devastating endings in recent memory
???? Sleep Dealer (2008) — The Mexican cyberpunk film that called everything
???? Advantageous (2015) — The Netflix original they buried and hoped you'd never find
???? Prospect (2018) — Pedro Pascal. $22K box office. A masterpiece.
???? Another Earth (2011) — Made for $100K. One of the most haunting films ever made.
???? Frequencies (2013) — 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Zero people have seen it.
???? Predestination (2014) — The time travel film that will break your brain
???? The Vast of Night (2019) — Early Spielberg meets Rod Serling. A stunning debut.
???? The Man from Earth (2007) — One room. One conversation. No effects. The greatest idea in sci-fi.

???? Drop a comment — which of these have you seen? And what underrated sci-fi films do YOU think deserve more attention? Someone in the comments is about to discover their new favorite movie because of you.

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